What We Know About Noah Hawley's Alien Prequel
Briefly

Alien: Earth serves as a prequel to the 1979 film Alien, taking place shortly before the original events with Ripley. The series occurs over 15 years after the Prometheus films and delves into a near-future where five corporations dominate Earth. A central theme highlights the underlying threat of capitalism, with the show focusing on a group of synths under the corporation Prodigy and its founder, Boy Kavalier. The intricacies of the Alien timeline and the nature of Xenomorphs add complexity to the narrative.
'Alien: Earth is a prequel to the original 1979 Alien, taking place two years before Ripley and the gang have their unfortunate encounter with the Xenomorph.'
'The show follows a group of synths that belongs to a conglomerate called Prodigy and its founder, Boy Kavalier.'
'The true baddie of the Alien movies? Capitalism. The aliens are kind of a misdirect.'
'Hawley announced the show in 2021, stating it would be about what happens when the inequality we're seeing today multiplies in the future.'
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