All There in the Script: A significant number of characters aren't named in the episodes and are only listed in the end credits.Although, in the latter, the presence of a taser, the fact that other appliances are ready to answer its call and the presence of a "whitelist" all imply that it isn't a malfunction after all. Is a Crapshoot: " Life Hutch" and " Automated Customer Service" entire premise is based on malfunctioning AIs that decide to go on a rampage as a result. 20 Minutes into the Future: The episodes range from a modern-day setting with a few pieces of technology more advanced than the present-day, to the deep future where intergalatic space travel and Cyberpunk is the norm.Please put episode-specific tropes on the recap page for the episode and keep general tropes on the main page. Be advised that the marketing isn't lying many of the shorts really are NSFW in content.Īs all the episodes are self-contained and many rely on Twist Endings in the vein of similar predecessor anthology series like The Twilight Zone (1959), Metal Hurlant Chronicles and fellow Netflix series Black Mirror, beware of spoilers. Hamilton, John Scalzi, Alastair Reynolds, and Joe Lansdale. Most of them are adaptations of short stories from the likes of Peter F. Episodes tend to be about, well, love and/or death and/or robots, covering a variety of tales about humanity and technology. The episodes vary in animation style, tone and theme, and are usually between ten and twenty minutes long.
A fourth season is currently in development. The second season was released on May 14, 2021, with a third season releasing May 20, 2022. The first season premiered on March 15, 2019. Love, Death, and Robots is an animated sci-fi and fantasy Anthology series produced by Tim Miller and David Fincher for Netflix.
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