Two Buzzworthy Sci-Fi Series Drop This Week—Here’s Why You Should Watch

Science fiction fans, get ready for a stellar week in TV. Two highly anticipated series are making their mark—Love, Death & Robots returns to Netflix with a fresh volume of mind-bending shorts, and Murderbot, the long-awaited AppleTV+ adaptation of Martha Wells’ award-winning series, premieres tomorrow.

Both shows are featured in exclusive Why-To-Watch editorials on JustWatch, offering behind-the-scenes quotes, cast insights, and creative perspectives that make these releases stand out.

🔥 Love, Death & Robots Vol. 4 Launches on Netflix

Today on Netflix, Love, Death & Robots continues its tradition of cutting-edge, anthology storytelling. This volume once again pushes the limits of animation, genre, and imagination.

Series creator Tim Miller offered an inspiring look behind the curtain in an exclusive JustWatch interview:

“If you want to see artists performing at the top of their game across a variety of genres and styles, and you’re an animation fan, it’s a must-watch. If you’re not an animation fan, this is the show that might make you one.”

Whether you’re into horror, sci-fi, dark comedy, or just high-concept animation, there’s something in this new volume to leave a lasting impression.

🤖 Murderbot Premieres Tomorrow on AppleTV+

Fans of rogue AIs and introspective androids won’t want to miss Murderbot, which will be premiering tomorrow on AppleTV+. The series stars Alexander Skarsgård as the titular “SecUnit”—an android who disables its governor module and would rather binge soap operas than kill… unless it has to.

In the exclusive Why-To-Watch feature, JustWatch dives into the making of the show with:

• David Dastmalchian, who called the project “an exploration of identity, freedom, and unexpected humanity.”

• Tattiawna Jones, who praised the script for “balancing razor-sharp humor with genuine emotion.”

• Sabrina Wu, who found the role “refreshing, thoughtful, and full of surprises.”

• Directors Chris and Paul Weitz, who said they wanted Murderbot to feel “like a character-driven western dressed in sleek sci-fi armor.”

Don’t Miss Out

With one series redefining animation and the other breathing life into a beloved character from modern sci-fi literature, this week delivers something for everyone. Whether you’re streaming on Netflix or AppleTV+, head over to JustWatch.com to catch exclusive features and find out why these two shows deserve a spot on your watchlist.

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