Alien: Earth is a TV series that tackles the complex relationship between humanity and technology. It questions the essence of humanity and machines, featuring a future where consciousness can be transferred to synthetic bodies. The showrunner, Noah Hawley, dissects the traditional Alien storytelling, introducing aliens on Earth while scrutinizing mega-corporations that exploit humanity. Set in 2120, the series centers on Boy Kavalier, a tech genius who seeks to find a way for humans to achieve eternal life through advanced technology. Alien: Earth promises to be a thrilling exploration of these themes and more.
When Alien: Earth hits FX on August 12, prepare to ask yourself all kinds of wonderful questions, such as: Are our human bodies not a kind of outdated machine? Are the aliens not just a biological inevitability that we don't yet understand?
Hawley picks apart the rules of Alien storytelling one by one, sending the Xenomorphs where no Alien has gone before—Earth, of course.
Alien: Earth begins in the year 2120 when trillionaire tech genius Boy Kavalier has perfected the technology to transfer a human consciousness into a synthetic body.
The thrilling narrative takes a harder look at the planet's mega-corporations that have historically treated humanity like lab rats for their crazy experiments.
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