The killer robot has bad taste in the Apple TV+ series "Murderbot," binging on "Sanctuary Moon." John Cho, DeWanda Wise ...

Though in-universe TV shows are used to particularly good effect on Murderbot, the use of a “show within a show” in tandem ...

If you’ve been watching Murderbot on Apple TV+, you know it’s more than just action, adventure or existential questions.

Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for Murderbot season 1, episodes 1 & 2.Alexander Skarsgård's Murderbot may be named after his character, but there's another show within the Apple TV+ ...

For creators Chris and Paul Weitz, bringing Sanctuary Moon to life became a way to honor the heart of Murderbot ’s story, the longing for connection, the ache for something human, and the unexpected ...

First, Cho's captain would appear in "The Rise & Fall of Sanctuary Moon," an over-the-top sci-fi soap opera that takes place entirely within the Apple TV+ action comedy series "Murderbot" (new ...

All of the surreality of Sanctuary Moon clicks within the context of Murderbot, part because not only is this spoof funny, but because the audience believes that this TV series could exist in the ...

Ars Technica: Murderbot's favorite soap opera, The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon, is merely mentioned in passing in the book, but you've fleshed it out as a show-within-the-show. Chris Weitz ...

There’s a hilarious in-universe TV series called The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon! But most of all, Alexander Skarsgård has the weirdest full frontal nude scene of his career. Murderbot ...

Murderbot’s favorite is a cheesy “Star Trek” riff called “The Rise & Fall of Sanctuary Moon” starring John Cho and Jack McBrayer, hamming it up in this show within a show. Things may be ...