Gurathin never entered Murderbot looking for connection. He appeared as a living audit, a scanner in human form, a presence designed to provoke discomfort and force exposure.

So the episode ends with a tearful Dr. Mensah watching her friend’s ship depart, and Murderbot on his way to a far-off mining ...

"Murderbot" showrunners Chris and Paul Weitz break down the decision behind the finale departure and deciding when to ...

Of the character’s about-face from the person who initially distrusted the robot the most to the one putting his own mind and ...

It's a quiet yet heart-wrenching scene, as well as the culmination of Gurathin and Murderbot's journey from adversaries to beings who finally understand one another. According to Dastmalchian, the ...

Alexander Skarsgård’s Apple TV+ sci-fi series came to a poignant yet hopeful finish, with plenty more left to explore.

Alexander Skarsgård unpacks Murderbot's shocking decision. The series star and executive producer admits he struggled not to ...

At the very end of episode 10, “The Perimeter,” Murderbot decides it needs to strike out on its own, rather than accept the ...

Chris and Paul Weitz talked about Season 1 of the acclaimed Apple TV+ series and the challenges of being a responsible human ...

So Murderbot uses his, uh, developing skills as a conversationalist to stall. He asks the group where they’re from, how they ...

The SecUnit is back in the Company's hands after sacrificing itself to save Dr. Mensah and her crew of scientists.

We knew Murderbot Season 1 was always going to end with a door half-open and a voice saying it needed to check the perimeter.