The Netflix animated mature anthology show Love, Death, and is returning for another season. By The Hollywood Reporter, the Love, Death and season 2 renewal was announced in June 2019.
Tim Miller creates love, Death & Robots with Miller, David Fincher, Joshua Donen, and Jennifer Miller sharing co-EP credits. Each installment of the first time included some or all of the titular themes, with episodes displaying the gifts of Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Topher Grace, Chris Parnell, Gary Cole, Samira Wiley and many others, as well as the sprawling graphic abilities of many animation studios from around the world.
We don’t know a lot about the volume of the TV show, but we’ll make sure to update this page under, once we do!
The release date for the show’s next season on Netflix has yet to be disclosed. Because the series involves lots of cartoon studios and tales, it may take a little while.
The first season consisted of eighteen bite-size episodes, which range from six, so expect to see something along these lines to the outlook of this volume of stories.
Based on an interview with Inverse, series composer Rob Cairns was operating on the second season score already, even saying that he has seen some scripts as well as finalized projects from many of animation studios.
The cast for the second season of the show has also yet to be disclosed. Most recently, Kung Fu Panda, 2 and 3 manager and knowledgeable animator Jennifer Yuh Nelson, was hired as supervising director of the approaching season 2 of Love, Death & Robots.
Love, Death, and robots is the brainchild and passion project of sorts for founder Tim Miller points to his further engagement, but we don’t know specifically.
The Love, Death, and robots season 2 trailer hasn’t been released yet! I’m most excited about this upcoming trailer, as the show’s trailer for its first season most clearly displayed its premise and topics on its sleeve, and it’ll be intriguing to see the similarities and differences between the first and second seasons’ trailers.
No idea! The synopsis for its season installments was also kept under wraps beyond the descriptions of Netflix, but its NSFW, and at times silly tones were consistent throughout, so expect more of that!
In expectation, you can revisit the episodes of the very first anthology! A few of my favorites include Zima Blue, Lucky 13, and Shape-Shifters, but all of these are about the streaming service for your viewing enjoyment.