This article contains spoilers from Alien: Earth episodes 1-2. A scene that arrives in episode 2 of Alien: Earth's two-part premiere Tuesday night gives you a clear indication of the kind of show this ...

3 Things From Alien: Earth That Definitely Need to Be Part of Future Alien Movies In “Observation”, the team at Prodigy digs into the mystery of what made Wendy collapse on the lab floor. As the ...

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The third episode of Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth has left fans of the franchise with quite a lot to discuss, including the introduction of a Xenomorph "tadpole" that can be artificially inseminated ...

The following contains spoilers for the first two episodes of Alien: Earth. It comes to light that Kavalier is building synthetics with the sole purpose of placing human consciousness inside of them, ...

Alien: Earth is going to places in this long-running franchise that it has never gone before. One of the biggest additions to the lore is the creation of the hybrids, human consciousnesses downloaded ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In episode seven, titled “Emergence,” Wendy (formerly Marcy) and her brother Joe Hermit (Alex Lawther) attempt to escape the ...

After three episodes set (mostly) on the wreck of the Maginot, Alien: Earth slowed things down a bit back on Neverland, the home of the Prodigy corporation, for this week’s fourth episode. While there ...

Alien: Earth is the latest chapter in the Alien series, but it is far from the first. Not only does the franchise live in its many movies, but the Alien universe also exists in comic books, the vast ...

Alien: Earth rewrites the rules of the Alien universe by introducing Cyborgs, Synths, and Hybrids. Moreover, each type offers a different path to conquer death, so what do they mean in the corporate ...

In the decades since the Alien franchise began, we’ve never seen the Xenomorphs as anything but pure killing machines. It was the shark in Jaws, only more terrifying-looking. And much like the shark ...