Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A cyborg providing security to a corporation’s workers hacks into its own system and becomes sentient in the droll 10-episode ...

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Don’t let the name fool you: Apple TV+’s new science-fiction series Murderbot isn’t actually about a rampaging robot killing everything in sight, though Alexander Skarsgard’s SecUnit certainly ponders ...

The show goes on for Murderbot, Apple's comedic sci-fi series based on The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells...or does it? The latest episode, "Escape Velocity Protocol," is the most harrowing yet.

Meet Murderbot, a cyborg Security Unit (or SecUnit) loaned out to space expeditions by "the company" — one of many companies who make their home in the Corporation Rim. Grown weary of humans who see ...

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Murderbot Episode 7. Things got bloody in last week's Murderbot, leaving Murderbot itself (Alexander Skarsgård) bristling with grim satisfaction ...

Security Unit 238776431 is the property of the Company, a powerful mega-conglomerate located in the galaxy’s Corporation Rim. Programmed to serve, the heavily armed robot soldier does not love its job ...

A cyborg providing security to a corporation’s workers hacks into its own system and becomes sentient in the droll 10-episode sci-fi Apple TV+ comedy “Murderbot,” based on “The Murderbot Diaries” book ...

The Cosmere author confirms that an exec that worked on Murderbot is part of the Stormlight Archive adaptation.

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Carly Lane is an Atlanta-based writer and critic who has been with Collider in some form or fashion since 2021. She considers herself a television nerd, diehard romance/sci-fi/fantasy reader, and ...

A cyborg providing security to a corporation’s workers hacks into its own system and becomes sentient in the droll 10-episode sci-fi Apple TV+ comedy “Murderbot,” based on “The Murderbot Diaries” book ...