Chris and Paul Weitz have adapted the first of Martha Wells' 'Murderbot Diaries' books as a 10-episode comedy.

Alexander Skarsgård is handsome, imposing, and funny, and Murderbot lets him flaunt all those attributes as a heavily armed robot that goes rogue and chooses to spend his free time binge-watching television.

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Skarsgård proves delightful as Murderbot, nicely juxtaposing his own imposing physical appearance with Murderbot's awkwardness around humans. With just a flit of his eyes or a twitch of his mouth, Skarsgård conveys all of Murderbot's emotional discomfort. Pair that with his much more sarcastic voiceover to get even more hilarious contrast.

A remake of an award-winning sci-fi book series, Murderbot sees Alexander Skarsgård step into a comedic role as a robot that can't stop watching TV.

Sometimes, human beings just want to be left alone. And according to the new Apple TV+ series “Murderbot,” the same goes for non-humans, too.

Days before its release, Apple TV+'s Murderbot has earned a lauded 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Murderbot is a science fiction action comedy series starring Alexander Skarsgård as a high-tech robot who's forced to hide his newly acquired free will.