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Netflix's 45-Episode Sci-Fi Masterpiece Is One Of The Rare Shows You Can Watch In Any Order

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Netflix's 'Love, Death & Robots' is a 45-episode animated sci-fi anthology that can be watched in any order, with each episode featuring a different story, style, and production team.

01Summary

  1. 01The series, created by Tim Miller and David Fincher, debuted in 2019 and has four seasons.
  2. 02Each episode runs between six and 21 minutes and focuses on new characters with unique animation.
  3. 03Netflix tested random episode orders to emphasise the show's standalone nature.
  4. 04Episode 6 of season 1, 'When the Yoghurt Took Over,' is a self-aware spoof, while episode 7, 'Beyond the Aquila Rift,' is based on a story by Alastair Reynolds.
  5. 05The show blends dark comedy, psychological horror, action, and various sci-fi and fantasy genres.

02Why it matters

This show offers a low-commitment way to enjoy critically acclaimed sci-fi without needing to follow a serialised plot, making it ideal for viewers who want to dip in and out.

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