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.

Murderbot and Gurathin are the show's most unlikely duo, but they also give the Apple TV+ series its most emotional moment ever in the season finale.

Murderbot's David Dastmalchian discusses Gurathin's shocking finale decision, wearing his trademark black nail polish for the ...

It's a quiet yet heart-wrenching scene, as well as the culmination of Gurathin and Murderbot's journey from adversaries to ...

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

The creators later spoke about the reaction. They weren’t surprised. From the beginning, Murderbot had been a story built on questions, not answers. The character exists in a constant state of ...

Murderbot Season 1 delivers a powerful conclusion with themes of identity, rebellion, and hope. Skarsgård’s performance, ...

Apple TV+ nails Murderbot’s tone, voiceovers, and casting, with Alexander Skarsgård delivering a perfect take on the beloved ...

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

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

At the last second, it is taken and nearly erased of its memories, but the PreservationAux team intervenes, successfully restoring its identity and setting it free. Viewers can expect season 2 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 ...