"There are no limitations. When you create a sci-fi show, you're not bound to the rules or restrictions here on Earth," Alexander Skarsgård tells Newsweek about 'Murderbot.'

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

Apple's new series based on the sci-fi novels of the same name lets the actor lean into his funny side as a socially awkward, emotionless, TV-addicted security AI

The series' main appeal is its titular character's inner monologue, a charming blend of snark and social awkwardness. That all this commentary happens internally — alongside key story action taking place on internal monitors — works perfectly in a written medium.

The adaptation of Martha Wells’ Murderbot Diaries adds a playful tone to Apple’s growing sci-fi lineup.

Murderbot’ is a sharp, offbeat sci-fi series about a socially awkward android who’d rather binge-watch soap operas than save humans. Anchored by Alexander Skarsgard’s nuanced performance, it’s funny and thoughtful.

Murderbot faithfully adapts its source material into a surprisingly warm story about choosing to make connections.

Apple TV+ premieres its new sci-fi series Murderbot, and if you've been itching for a new genre show to obsess over, it's time to get hyped. I've see

Martha Wells' novel 'All Systems Red' cover is what inspired makers Chris and Paul Weitz to explore a TV adaptation and name it 'Murderbot'.