Apple TV+ has a huge problem. While the streaming service is quietly becoming the best place for high-quality sci-fi TV, no one seems to be watching. While Netflix keeps throwing money at content like it’s playing Monopoly on speed, Apple TV+ is over here crafting thoughtful, sharp, and visually jaw-dropping shows like Silo, Foundation, and now Murderbot. Murderbot, adapted from Martha Wells’ All Systems Red (part of The Murderbot Diaries series), is not your typical “pew-pew, kaboom” sci-fi series. It’s a ten-episode mix of dry humour, sleek visuals, and deep, awkward feelings—all told through the lens of a security android who’d rather binge TV than serve and protect stupid humans. “Humans, well, they’re a–holes,” he tells us. His journey begins after he hacks his own governor module and decides to secretly go rogue. But instead of spending his new freedom conquering the galaxy, Murderbot...