Netflix breaks fan hearts with its frequent series cancellations. But the sci-fi community can now breathe a sigh of relief with at least one. The streamer has the quirky series Love, Death & Robots now renewed for a fourth season.
Sci-fi anthology Love, Death and Robots is a Netflix favorite
This is reported by the Hollywood Reporter, among others. The series, created by David Fincher (Fight Club) and Tim Miller (Deadpool), alternates animation style between episodes and tells a new sci-fi short story in each episode.
So far, the whimsical format has been well received by Netflix subscribers as well as at important awards ceremonies. The first three seasons have so far won a total of 11 Emmys. Especially seasons 1 and 2 were celebrated by many critics. The continued popularity saves the series from the Netflix scissors. Unfortunately, it was different for many other sci-fi series.
When is season 4 of the sci-fi series coming to Netflix?
When exactly the fourth season of Love, Death & Robots will come to Netflix is not yet certain. Based on the dates of the last two seasons, we expect the release to be around mid-2023.
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Are you looking forward to Love, Death & Robots Season 4?