'Love, Death, and Robots' Season 4 Is Coming, and Fans Are Beyond Ready
'Yessssss!'
Yessssss! pic.twitter.com/WrxAJe3toV
— shadowlynx516 🇵🇭 (@shadowlynx516) August 12, 2022
Fincher, who also worked on Mindhunter and Mank for Netflix, said the show was born from a "desire to want to play in a sandbox where the animation didn't have to be singing furry animals. They could kill each other once in a while." Critics have noted a similarity to Heavy Metal, the cult classic 1981 animated anthology movie featuring stories inspired by the Heavy Metal magazine.
prevnext'Soooooo excited!'
Soooooo excited! pic.twitter.com/fIaRpmb1bi
— CharlotteLee06 (@Lee06Charlotte) August 12, 2022
Love, Death, and Robots won the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Short Form Animated Program in 2019 and 2021, and has a chance to win the award a third time in September. The show won all six Emmys it was nominated for last year. Character designer Alberto Mielgo has already won the juried 2022 Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation for "Jibaro," a Season 3 episode about a deaf knight and a siren who become fascinated by each other.
prevnext'Love the variety and creativity'
Great news. Love the variety and creativity. Some very rare episodes have me go eh, but the point is its an anthology of different styles and ideas and when i enjoy something its terrific!
— CM Bell 🇺🇦 (@BellCM1985) August 13, 2022
Netflix's decision to renew Love, Death, and Robots for the fourth season is rare for the streamer today. Most shows, including critically acclaimed series, are lucky to last three seasons unless they become incredibly popular, like Stranger Things. Animated shows are particularly susceptible to getting canceled after one season. Adventure Beast, The Midnight Gospel, and Q-Force all lasted just one season before being tossed into the cancellation pile.
prevnext'That's what I'm talking about'
"Let's gooooooooo, that's what I'm talking about," one fan wrote on Instagram. "This one deserves like 10 or more seasons," another commented.
prevnext'The number 1 reason why I'm still on Netflix!'
— HeadAzz (@HeadAzzCass) August 12, 2022
"You guys are the number 1 reason why I'm still on Netflix! Keep making more and more guys," one fan wrote.
prevnext'You deserve each and every new season!'
Let's go!!!!! pic.twitter.com/ztEdxVYgaa
— Quincyto (@Quincyto) August 12, 2022
"You deserve each and every new season! Every artist around Tim Miller and his studio deserves it," one fan wrote.
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