This season continues the move away from the sci-fi themed story telling. Now it's all about how many stars they can sicophantically attach to an episode, or counter balance with a contrived unknown. The stories are just awful, dull, lifeless, almost sporadic in their dullness. It started a few seasons ago, with the famous mullet child "singer" and a story about a doll (?), and it's continued descending down, until quite literally it has managed to attract a devil from the lowest pits of hell. Death and Robots has cruised past this roadwreck, and it wouldn't have wrecked if they had just left it as it was at season 3. But they obviously just wanted to suck more cash out of its bloated puffy face, and let's face it, use it as a chance to meet their favorite celebs. This show is now like a pompous art exhibition, with talentles "celebs" drifting around, waiting for their own episode, and no doubt being told repeatedly about how amazing they are, and how amazing this episode will be blah blah blah. In reality each season of this has mirrored Charlie Brookers writing talent, and now they are both, just all so passe.