Netflix has greenlit sci-fi anthology Love Death + Robots for a fourth season. The first season debuted in March 2019 to some average acclaim, but garnered multiple Primetime Creative Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Short-Form Animated Program.

The series is produced by David Fincher, Tim Miller, Jennifer Miller and Joshua Donen. Season 3 arrived on Netflix on May 20 this year. This week, director Alberto Mielgo won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation for his short film “Jíbaro.” The upcoming season was announced in an Instagram post, which you can check out below.

Each episode follows a similar template in that they are all under 20 minutes long and produced by different casts and crews, although some episodes may have creator crossover. The series title itself refers to each episode’s thematic connection to all three themes, although not all episodes contain all three.

No creative teams have been announced.

In a 2021 interview with Golden News, Tim Miller stated that he hopes to do as many seasons as Netflix allows him to. “Why would we stop doing this while they let us keep doing it?” he said. “I love animation and I love animators. They’re kind of a unique breed. It’s a real honor to be able to bring these people the project they never thought they’d get. It’s really like a Santa Claus moment.” The best way possible.”