Which Netflix animated anthology series was created by Tim Miller?

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The Netflix animated anthology series created by Tim Miller is Love, Death & Robots.

The adult animated series presents short, mostly self-contained stories that move across science fiction, fantasy, horror, comedy and black comedy. Its episodes are made by different animation studios, so the visual style can change dramatically from one story to the next, ranging from photorealistic computer animation to stylized 2D and painterly work.

Miller created the series for Netflix and serves as a producer and showrunner. David Fincher is also an executive producer. The project grew out of Miller and Fincher’s long-running attempt to develop a new anthology film connected to Heavy Metal, the influential adult science-fiction magazine and 1981 animated film.

The title is thematic rather than a promise that every episode contains all three elements. Individual stories may focus on robots, extraterrestrial creatures, warfare, artificial intelligence, sexuality, mortality or absurdist humor. Another common mix-up is treating it as one continuous narrative; apart from limited connections between a few episodes, its shorts are independent.

Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Sept. 2026

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