Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Love, Death, & Robots is a science fiction anthology series on Netflix. In its 3 volumes, the series has given us a total of 35 unique episodes and plenty of sci-fi stories to watch unfold. The series has many fans thanks not only to its interesting storylines, but also as a result of its unique, differing animation styles. Sci-fi is certainly a difficult genre, especially when it comes to an anthology series. Executing many different science fiction stories well and in short periods of time isn’t easy to do, and it certainly doesn’t appeal to everyone. Of course, Love, Death, & Robots does an amazing job of accomplishing this, and as a result, it has acquired plenty of fans. Still, that doesn’t mean that this series is without its confusing moments. Within its many unique stories, Love, Death, & Robots has quite a few plot holes that left even its biggest fans scratching their heads. So, what do you think? Are confusing moments like this all a part of the science fiction genre, or does Love, Death, & Robots have a bit more explaining to do in any future episodes? We’ve got all the confusing moments, missing links, and potential plot holes this series’ three volumes involved. From confusing species to unclear motives to some very interesting design choices, there’s definitely more than meets the eye in this series. Still, we wonder if these plot holes mean that Love, Death, & Robots is a bit too complex for its own good. What do you think?
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:16 The Truth About Sonnie
0:55 Yan’s Body
1:34 Intelligent Clones
2:11 Unnecessary Destruction
2:37 How Harper Survived
3:07 Why Saturn?
4:07 Chatty Cats
5:14 What’s with the Loop?
5:56 Real or Fake Sharks
6:46 Unexplained “Ice Age”
7:28 Where did Otto come from?
7:53 Outro
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Written by: Lauren Waters
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Edited by: Joe Morfin
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Love, Death, & Robots is a science fiction anthology series on Netflix. In its 3 volumes, the series has given us a total of 35 unique episodes and plenty of sci-fi stories to watch unfold. The series has many fans thanks not only to its interesting storylines, but also as a result of its unique, differing animation styles. Sci-fi is certainly a difficult genre, especially when it comes to an anthology series. Executing many different science fiction stories well and in short periods of time isn’t easy to do, and it certainly doesn’t appeal to everyone. Of course, Love, Death, & Robots does an amazing job of accomplishing this, and as a result, it has acquired plenty of fans. Still, that doesn’t mean that this series is without its confusing moments. Within its many unique stories, Love, Death, & Robots has quite a few plot holes that left even its biggest fans scratching their heads. So, what do you think? Are confusing moments like this all a part of the science fiction genre, or does Love, Death, & Robots have a bit more explaining to do in any future episodes? We’ve got all the confusing moments, missing links, and potential plot holes this series’ three volumes involved. From confusing species to unclear motives to some very interesting design choices, there’s definitely more than meets the eye in this series. Still, we wonder if these plot holes mean that Love, Death, & Robots is a bit too complex for its own good. What do you think?
Subscribe: bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:16 The Truth About Sonnie
0:55 Yan’s Body
1:34 Intelligent Clones
2:11 Unnecessary Destruction
2:37 How Harper Survived
3:07 Why Saturn?
4:07 Chatty Cats
5:14 What’s with the Loop?
5:56 Real or Fake Sharks
6:46 Unexplained “Ice Age”
7:28 Where did Otto come from?
7:53 Outro
Our Social Media:
Facebook: facebook.com/TheThingscom
Instagram: instagram.com/thethingsofficial_
For more videos and articles visit:
thethings.com
Written by: Lauren Waters
Narrated by: Curt Turner
Edited by: Joe Morfin
For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com
