From there, PresAux head Dr. Mensah (Noma Dumezweni) buys out Murderbot's contract, hoping to bring it back to the utopic ...

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

Of the character’s about-face from the person who initially distrusted the robot the most to the one putting his own mind and ...

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.

Alexander Skarsgård unpacks Murderbot's shocking decision. The series star and executive producer admits he struggled not 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 ...

"Gurathin, having come from a place of deep betrayal, abandonment, anxiety, fear and addiction, is desperate, not only for the, you know, approval and I think, validation of his team, especially ...

Entering the season finale already knowing that Murderbot would return for a second season felt like stepping into a storm with a hidden lighthouse on the horizon.

Even so, Gurathin has to depend on the SecUnit if he wants to survive. For one thing, Gurathin and the rest of the team need ...

Gurathin forced a former colleague to get him access to a supercomputer with company data on it — using his apparent past as Gurathin’s drug dealer as leverage for the favor.

Gurathin forced a former colleague to get him access to a supercomputer with company data on it — using his apparent past as Gurathin’s drug dealer as leverage for the favor.