Imagine Sandra Bullock's Gravity if Bullock's character was really stupid (I know that film inspired this episode.)

That astronaut should have kept herself tethered to her station so she wouldn't have been knocked off. That's like Astronaut safety for space station level one.

Seeing her expose and rip off her arm in the vacuum of space made me extremely uncomfortable.

It gave me flashbacks to Gerald's Game from Mike Flanagan with that one scene near the end. if you know what I'm talking about it's very unpleasant.

Anybody else get this "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" reference from the first episode?

Still gotta add some stuff tho

Has anyone noticed there is a date and time for this year in the episode 3 robots: exit strategies at min 8:25? Jus curious what people think

I can’t decide so I want to hear what you all think to help me lol

Translation: Tim Miller, creator of Love Death + Robots, announced that the new season is very close to being released. / \"If you look at the release date of the previous ones you'll find a hint of when it will be released\". / Previous seasons were launched in the months of March and May.

I found this a few days ago. I checked if Tim said that and it's true (here's the link)

its been so long since i last watched this ep and it appeared on my tiktok fyp. i dont remember the details of it, i just know that i thought it was ‘boring’ when i first saw it.

what does this episode mean exactly? like what was the gist of it

So basically i was re watching love death and robots and i realized just how bad i felt for the Jibaro Women i tried seeing if anyone felt the same but instead no one did?! I genuinely felt so bad because she thought that the soilder loved her but he was so blinded by money and jewelry he stole it like i felt so bad for my girl like omg...

I’m watching LDR again and no matter what episode I play it doesn’t autoplay next episode. I had one I watched episode and it always came back to that one, so I watched it (Three Robots: Exit Strategies) and Netflix automatically played the two next episodes just fine and then it all went to hell and I’m getting pretty fed up with having to choose my next episode by hand. I don’t have to watch it in order, don’t mind it being shuffled but for Christ sake I want my autoplay!

Based on just looking through the first few posts when searching for zima blue, it seems people interpret Zima Blue as about choosing a life of simplicity over pursuing truth and greatness, maybe like Frodo choosing to stay in the Shire instead of going out on a great adventure. In other words, ignorance is bliss, and taking care of small comforts in your community is superior to being concerned with the whole world. It's a great idea, but I think there's more to zima blue. It's about how in the pursuit of great cosmic truth, the artist discovers that truth itself never existed. The answer to "what is the meaning of life?" is that the question itself is meaningless. Like how Zima's great artistic pursuit was ultimately just a longing for his unconscious origins as an arbitrary service robot, human's longing for meaning and purpose is ultimately just the result of arbitrary evolutionary programming that found it helpful to make us search for patterns and connections, unintentionally causing a fruitless search for meaning in the cosmos. Or another example would be that the most powerful men in the world ultimately only behave the way they do because they needed a hug or some shit from their dad, in a Freudian way. It's the idea that truth is not something external to us that we must discover, but entirely internal. Zima's choice to turn back into that service robot isn't necessarily choosing simplicity or returning home, but rather realizing and accepting that he was fundamentally never anything other than that service robot.

The artist is @thetatpope on Instagram located in LA. This is a photo of the tattoo fresh and the shading faded some in the tail, which is why it was done so dark originally. I love it!!!

If Deutschland and The Austro-Hungarian Empire had have won The Great War due to superior technological advances, Deutchland's flag would still be Black, White and Red vertical stripes.

What are some short stories that HAVE NOT been adapted that you would like to see adapted into an episode of Love, Dead, and Robots?

I love Ice the ldr episod so much that I watched it with the subtitles and the descriptive audio on, I’ve also read the original short story, sad ending but definitely worth reading, and that’s coming from a guy who doesn’t read alot of books, Frost whales, new type of modded gene prints, more about modded in general, keeps the heart of the story following 2 estranged brothers light years away from earth. Currently I’m at the part at the wake where he gets beach to his childhood home and it’s so so good I can get over it 😁😁😁

The book is called Ymir

Such an amazing episode. I think this is one that is unanimously in everyone’s top 5 favorites

Season 4 when?

(No I'm not obsessed. I don't think so. Don't judge.)

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I like it soooo much that i restricted myself on watching S3 alone. I’d like to watch it with someone genuinely romantically-dear to me. I have not yet felt that special connection among my relationships, as special as LDR is to me.

I bet y’all must be jealous at me for having not watched S3…am jealous for those who haven’t watched LDR at all! Luckily, S4 will come out this year! Grateful.

Had I been rich, like Elon rich, I’d sponsor the shyt out of LDR to have a new season every month!