Gurathin never entered Murderbot looking for connection. He appeared as a living audit, a scanner in human form, a presence designed to provoke discomfort and force exposure.

David Dastmalchian, who plays Dr. Gurathin in Apple TV+'s "Murderbot," on why his character's farewell to Murderbot hit so hard.

So the episode ends with a tearful Dr. Mensah watching her friend’s ship depart, and Murderbot on his way to a far-off mining ...

Murderbot's season finale is a bittersweet, hopeful coda filled with satisfying resolutions for its main characters. Read our review.

The SecUnit is back in the Company's hands after sacrificing itself to save Dr. Mensah and her crew of scientists.

Murderbot arrived without asking for our sympathy. It moved through each mission as a reluctant guardian, carrying sharp thoughts and a metaphorical heart pulsing beneath layers of synthetic skin.

Gurathin’s love for Mensah was already plain enough prior to Murderbot reading his mind, but Murderbot did more than read it, it truly felt the power of the emotion that mind contained.

(Image credit: Future) Some spoilers for "Murderbot" season 1 beyond this point. Gurathin and Murderbot are kindred spirits. If you've been keeping up with "Murderbot," you'll know that Gurathin ...

Alexander Skarsgård unpacks Murderbot's shocking decision. The series star and executive producer admits he struggled not to cry during a key confrontation. Murderbot has been renewed for a second ...

Gurathin has been the only holdout, a skeptic who questions the rogue bot's true intentions. But after watching SecUnit sacrifice itself for the crew, he may have to rethink his prior assumptions.

Mashable entertainment reporter Belen Edwards sat down with Murderbot's ensemble — Alexander Skarsgård (Murderbot), Noma Dumezweni (Mensah), David Dastmalchian (Gurathin), Sabrina Wu (Pin-Lee ...