On Earth, everyone can hear you scream! Updated 21/11/24: Another look at the Xenomorph. While it’s slated for 2025, September brought us a first brief teaser for the long awaited Alien: Earth television series. That one came from makers FX and aired before some screenings of the Alien: Romulus movie. Now Disney+, the show’s streaming home, … >
The series serves as a prequel to the events of Ridley Scott’s original Alien movie. Updated 18/07/24: The project’s name is now confirmed as Alien: Earth. After recent reports that the upcoming Alien television series would be titled Alien: Neverland, it’s now been confirmed that the show has disappointingly opted for the more conventional moniker … >
The Alien prequel show, from writer Noah Hawley, is expected to land soon. With FX boss John Landgraf at the Television Critics Association press tour this week, we’ve heard an update on the highly anticipated Alien tv series. The show, led by Noah Hawley (Legion, Fargo), is in pre-production and set to follow on after the … >
The show will pose the classic sci-fi question: does humanity deserve to survive? Triggering much excitement among the fanbase, we’ve known for a while that an Alien TV series, based on the enduring film franchise is in the works. Commissioned by FX, we still know relatively little about the show – although its writer Noah … >
Blade Runner will become a live action show, joining the already planned Alien series. Thanks to an interview on Radio 4’s Today programme, Sir Ridley Scott has revealed that a live-action Blade Runner television series is in the works. According to the director, he has already written the initial episode and the series plan: “We’re … >
The show, to be made for FX, won’t however feature the character of Ripley. Vanity Fair‘s recent interview with Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley has revealed a couple of juicy insights into his next project; The Alien television series he is making for FX which will bring the Xenomorphs to planet Earth. He’s also clarified that … >
Said Taghmaoui, who you may recognise from Wonder Woman, has joined the second season of Legion as Amahl Farouk, or, “a villain with a thousand faces”.
FX has ordered a second season of Legion. Based on the Marvel Comics by Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz, Noah Hawley’s drama series tells the story of David Haller (Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens), a troubled young man who may be more than human. Legion launched in the UK last month. Executive producer Jeph Loeb commented: … >