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Netflix’s 10/10 Masterpiece Sci-Fi Series Is Even Better Than ‘Stranger Things’

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By Archie Fenn, Published 1 day ago

Archie is a writer from South London. He studied Film Production at UCA Farnham and English Lit at the Open University. He spends most of his free time (and his work hours) watching and writing about cowboys in space and hip-hop samurai. His parents are very proud of him. Inquiries: [email protected]

While Netflix users across the globe are tuning in to the final ever episode of Stranger Things, sci-fi fans know that the best sci-fi series on the streamer still has a long life ahead of it. When it’s not canceling great shows after just three seasons, Netflix releases some tremendous original and adapted sci-fi shows. Stranger Things is the most prominent example, while Dark, Altered Carbon, Lost in Space, and 3 Body Problem are all tremendous shows in their own right. But the series that has wowed viewers for four seasons, and shows no signs of slowing down, is Love, Death & Robots.

All four seasons of Love, Death & Robots are streaming on Netflix. The sci-fi anthology first debuted in 2019, back when it felt like Netflix was still talking bold swings with original programming. Co-created by David Fincher and Tim Miller (what a pairing), Love, Death & Robots is an episodic anthology, with each episode telling a short story by a new creative team. The stories told in the series are as diverse as the range of viewers who love the show. Season 1 included farmers fighting off aliens with mech suits and yogurt taking over the world, while the fourth and most recent series included a priest lying about the end of the world and a marionette re-enactment of a Red Hot Chili Peppers concert. The official synopsis reads:

“This collection of animated short stories spans several genres, including science fiction, fantasy, horror, and comedy. World-class animation creators bring captivating stories to life in the form of a unique and visceral viewing experience. The animated anthology series includes tales that explore alternate histories, life for robots in a post-apocalyptic city and a plot for world domination by super-intelligent yogurt. Among the show’s executive producers is Oscar-nominated director David Fincher.”

According to the critics, Love, Death & Robots isn’t just consistently good; it keeps getting better and better. Season 1 earned a decent, if unremarkable, 77% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. That jumped to an 82% rating for Season 2. Seasons 3 and 4 then peaked with 100% ratings. As sci-fi fans tend to be, audiences were slightly more critical. But the show still boasts an overall user rating of 71%.

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