Apple TV+'s sci-fi show Murderbot has got fans hooked but they have one major complain when it comes to the show's run-time.

John Cho, DeWanda Wise, Jack McBrayer and Clark Gregg star in "Rise & Fall of Sanctuary Moon," the cheesy show within Apple TV+ series "Murderbot." ...

Episode 3 of Murderbot, appropriately titled Risk Assessment, picks up with Murderbot and the Preservation team traveling to investigate the DeltFall habitat after losing contact.

Okay, real talk, Episode 3 of Apple TV’s Murderbot series? Kind of weird. It wasn’t bad, exactly, but it felt more like a long comedy skit than a proper episode.

Clocking in at just around 20 minutes total, this episode shows what a fun approach to this material these bite-sized episodes offer.

The killer robot has bad taste in the Apple TV+ series "Murderbot," binging on "Sanctuary Moon." John Cho, DeWanda Wise ...

Despite having a name that (reasonably) invokes fear, the android at the center of the new sci-fi series is more interested ...

In a perfect world the SecUnit who calls itself Murderbot, played by Alexander Skarsgård, could just watch television shows ...

Episode 3 of Murderbot is like an introvert stuck at a team retreat: awkward, oddly funny, and maybe even profound if you ...

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