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Hey there, entertainment and sci-fi enthusiasts! With Mars in Aries firing up our desire for action-packed adventures, it’s the perfect cosmic moment to talk about something that will genuinely test both our courage and the planets’ fortuitous alignments. Buckle up, because ‘Alien: Earth’ isn’t just another show—it’s an epic journey slated to land on Hulu/Disney+ later this year. And oh, did I mention the excitement with that new teaser?
Here’s the astrological lowdown: In 2120, when corporations rule over nations like CEOs in space, our protagonist, a fearless young woman played by Sydney Chandler, has her life changed when a mysterious alien spacecraft crash-lands on our dear Earth. This isn’t just any suspenseful thrill ride; it’s a universe where the stars are seemingly aligned for us to face humanity’s greatest threat.
And while the astral energies are positively humming with excitement, somehow, the studio’s promotion campaign seems to be, let’s say, as quiet as the crew of the Nostromo when facing the Xenomorph… What’s up with that? With the franchise breathing new life post “Alien: Romulus,” you’d think this first live-action TV series entry would be riding a supernova of hype. But hey, who needs a ton of elaborate marketing when you’ve got teasers like the Crate one, right?
Despite how we might view the marketing, like every true Alien fan, I’m stoked to dive into this show, especially given its precursor to the original film. Maybe we’ll get some cosmic easter eggs! Set for eight episodes penned by the legendary Noah Hawley, known for revamping our favorite shows with hilarious twists—who wouldn’t want to tune in?
So, are you ready to check out ‘Alien: Earth’? What do you think it’ll expand on regarding the Alien universe? Let’s let our curiosity reach for the stars and watch what unfolds when humanity confronts the unknown under the watchful eyes of five powerful corporations!
Oh, and one last thing before we look skyward in anticipation, don’t forget the wise words of LEARN MORE. If you’ve got a question or a conspiracy theory about the show, hit me up! Remember, with Mars in Aries, adventure awaits, and in the cosmos, what greater adventure than facing an alien threat right here on Earth?
In space, no one can hear you scream. But on Earth? We’re going to find out, as Alien: Earth is landing on Hulu/Disney+ this year. And to amp up the excitement, we have a new teaser and key art.
Here is the synopsis of Alien: Earth: “When a mysterious space vessel crash-lands on Earth, a young woman (Sydney Chandler) and a ragtag group of tactical soldiers make a fateful discovery that puts them face-to-face with the planet’s greatest threat in FX’s highly anticipated TV series “Alien: Earth” from creator Noah Hawley…“Alien: Earth” is set in 2120 when five corporations – Prodigy, Weyland-Yutani, Lynch, Dynamic and Threshold – wield the power of nations, and proprietary advancements in technology provide the promise of a new tomorrow.”
The studio has dropped a few teasers and clips here and there, but there really isn’t a whole lot of extensive promotion going on. Considering the Alien series is on the upswing after the reception of last year’s Alien: Romulus, it’s surprising that this show — which marks the first live-action one in the franchise — isn’t getting more hype. And while it’s great to see clips like this one (dubbed “Crate”), what we really need is a full trailer. A release date couldn’t hurt, either…
Regardless of how we view the marketing for Alien: Earth, I’m still excited to check out the show, and, really, all Alien fans will likely have an interest, especially if they want to see the franchise progress. That it’s set just a couple of years before the events of the first Alien movie might lay the foundation for some cool easter eggs.
The first season of Alien: Earth will consist of eight episodes, all of which are written exclusively or partly by series creator Noah Hawley (Fargo, Bones). No directors have been formally announced at this time but considering Hawley has only directed six episodes of Fargo throughout its run, we might expect he’ll take on an episode or two and hand off duties to others. The cast includes Sydney Chandler, Timothy Olyphant, Alex Lawther, Essie Davis, Adarsh Gourav, Samuel Blenkin, and more.
Are you going to check out Alien: Earth? What do you want to see the show expand on in the Alien universe?
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