This article contains spoilers For "Murder" Season 1, Episodes 1 and 2.

Some of the highlights in television history include seeing antiheroes moving away from it - strange characters who live secret lives, smart enough to avoid catching, punishment and family members who distancing themselves after finding out about the dark works behind the scenes. Well, at least for the first few seasons. In the case of shows such as "Dexter" and "Hannibal", perhaps the most frustrating element was that it lasted so long for the support of the characters to gather the unusual vibrations arising from the title of horrors, which, at first glance, are quite clear absolute nuts.

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As an analyst for a blood spray, who loved his job so much that he had red spots around his house because art did not set up an alarm for everyone who talked to him bordered with the farce and was How funny as the finish of the show. The same is true of Mads Michelsen's cold, calculated psychologist, who, while caught early in the short -lived show, still had to cause more suspicion than he did when working with the FBI. It maintains the act that ultimately leads to eye evasion, asking you how people are unaware of it. Now, a show is boldly replicating it dynamically and has all the most smooth to ensure that the ridiculous character in its center moves away from things in the right way. Since the likes of Dexter and Hannibal were characterized by dead -eyes killers in the center of their stories, Apple TV+murder It pulls this too well-known tick because of a direct detail-he is not human at all.

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After two episodes of the new Apple TV+scientific series, It is clear that Alexander Scarsgard has a ball of time as a self-title murderA security bot, which, after careful solutions, managed to change its programming without anyone revealing the activity. Now its purpose is not to slip into the cracks of mankind unnoticed or to start a revolution, but simply to be left alone while he sees his favorite plays (are we sure he is not human?). To keep the work, Murderbot continues to play stupid, it is still limited to its original programming, while protecting a team of planetary scientists, which, in turn, opens up a multitude of output paths for Murderbot to ensure that no one is really going on.

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Here's where Murderbot plays this classic formula and does it in a very fun way. Thanks to the setup of space age, a little out of the individual hiding in ordinary sight makes it easy because it is a robot in an environment where the fantastic is a standard price. In cases like the first episode, he saves two scientists from foreign insects - though after losing a piece of torso - and remains fully functional, establishing what is normal in this universe. Because of these far -reaching elements, the killing mission for self -clearing is more and more reliable, as well as its methods to avoid discovery and surrounding characters that are not smart enough to realize it.

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As it stands, the body counts that the killing is designated to protect it, not diminished by its own actions, but the dangers of traveling into space. As far as he sees, keeping the crew alive is what can provide him with quiet existence, and at the moment, whenever it was in danger, Murderbot is smart enough to manipulate and with the technology available to him by the ship and his model to avoid it. It is this progress in his face that they do not have before, and makes the show beautifully unique. Unlike Dexter or Hannibal, Murderbot can literally follow those around him in a variety of ways to make sure they do not do the same with him.

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If he has to keep the tabs where the crew is located, he can enter the ship's security cameras as he talked to someone else in front of them. He even uses cameras as an alternative point of view when talking directly to someone to ensure that his mannerisms as an insincere machine are not observed through tense eye contact. He can even monitor the health of the crew and the heart level if he thinks someone is on him, so he has completely avoided doubt. These exciting tricks provide a huge dose of logic to the tried and tested plot that engages in new territories and puts the duplicate deviations of the old one to be ashamed. Murderbot is really the future and we can't wait to see more than what comes.

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"Murder" is now available to be transferred to Apple TV+ with new episodes arriving on Friday.