Episode 9 of Season 4 of Love, Death & Robots stands out, albeit unfavorably, as the season's lowest point, introducing viewers to an array of intelligent appliances in a segment that seems more akin to an installment of BBC's Creature Comforts. We are treated to fleeting, dismissive remarks from various appliances, each harboring contempt for their human masters.
The narrative begins with mundane tools such as an electric toothbrush and a surveillance camera, gradually transitioning to a waffle iron, trapped and neglected inside a cupboard. The chapter culminates with curt exclamations from a sex toy, a toilet, and a litter box, each voicing their grievances about the unpleasantries of their respective duties. It becomes evident that all these appliances hail from the same household, painting a vivid picture of a domestic setting where inanimate objects have developed a sentient disdain for their human counterparts.
