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Is this really where sci-fi has landed?
This isn't clever, edgy, or provocative. It's just a pathetic excuse for humor, lazily disguised as commentary. The sexual "fantasies" about women here aren't just juvenile-they're insultingly vulgar and degrading, written as if the author believes objectification equals depth.
I genuinely loathe everything John Scalzi has ever written. His work always reeks of emotional emptiness-like someone who's never known genuine connection or respect, and instead copes by wrapping his shallow cynicism in cheap punchlines.
This episode is no exception. It's not funny. It's not sharp. It's a cringe-fest of frat-boy writing pretending to be futuristic insight.
To see this presented under the Love, Death & Robots brand-a series once praised for its imaginative risks and visual storytelling-is beyond disappointing. It's an embarrassment.
Sci-fi deserves better. Women deserve better. Audiences deserve better.
This isn't clever, edgy, or provocative. It's just a pathetic excuse for humor, lazily disguised as commentary. The sexual "fantasies" about women here aren't just juvenile-they're insultingly vulgar and degrading, written as if the author believes objectification equals depth.
I genuinely loathe everything John Scalzi has ever written. His work always reeks of emotional emptiness-like someone who's never known genuine connection or respect, and instead copes by wrapping his shallow cynicism in cheap punchlines.
This episode is no exception. It's not funny. It's not sharp. It's a cringe-fest of frat-boy writing pretending to be futuristic insight.
To see this presented under the Love, Death & Robots brand-a series once praised for its imaginative risks and visual storytelling-is beyond disappointing. It's an embarrassment.
Sci-fi deserves better. Women deserve better. Audiences deserve better.