In Episode 7 of Alien: Earth, things get violent in a hurry. “Emergence” is all about damage control in all corners of Neverland, as the aftermath of Isaac’s death and Arthur’s hugged face lead to ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Up until the final moments of Alien: Earth Episode 7 “Emergence,” Prodigy medic Joe Hermit (Alex Lawther) has done all he can to protect the characters around him.

This post contains spoilers for this week’s episode of Alien: Earth, “Emergence,” now streaming on Hulu. The amount of time it takes a Xenomorph to gestate from face-hugger to chest-burster to ...

Alien: Earth arrives at the end of its first season with “The Real Monsters,” an episode title that means a little bit of everything. The show hasn’t made too much of a secret about who “The Real ...

(NEXSTAR) — As the first season of FX’s “Alien: Earth” nears an end, this week’s penultimate episode unleashes chaos across Prodigy Island, where the sheep is about to hit the fan. Tuesday’s episode, ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Last week’s Alien: Earth ended with one of the supposedly immortal hybrids dying a gruesome death and one of the nicest human characters falling victim to a Facehugger.

This week the action is divided primarily between two separate attempts to get off Boy Kavalier’s Neverland island. By Sean T. Collins “Alien: Earth” does something I’ve never seen another show do ...

(KTLA) — The first season of FX’s “Alien: Earth” came to a close with Tuesday’s season finale, and several things are now put into place for a dynamic shift in a (hopeful) second season. The episode, ...

"Being grown-up sucks." Now ain't that the truth, Smee? Carrying its positive momentum from last week onward, Alien: Earth returns to the present time for another hour-long endurance of horror, ...

Penultimate episodes in a short season either land well or they struggle to stick their landing. It’s safe to say that Alien Earth Episode 7, “Emergence,” landed and delivered on moments that’ll make ...

Alien: Earth Season 1 Episode 7 “Emergence” was an absolute disaster in the most delightful way. And like I mentioned in my review for “The Fly” last week, I knew all of this was coming. I knew that ...