What did you think of the first “Alien: Earth”?

It is not every day that a beloved science fiction franchise obtains a long-awaited television series, but today is one of these days. The first two episodes of Alien: earth are now on Hulu and FX, and fans can finally see what is happening when the man behind Fargo Associates with Ridley Scott to make a Stranger to show.

This man is Noah Hawley, who wrote and produced the pilot episode on Tuesday, “Neverland” and wrote the second episode, “M. October”. Hawley has been thinking of the show for over five years, that is to say at the time that Disney announced that he was teaming up with him to bring Stranger on television. To put this in perspective, it was literally announced at the same time as Y: the last manwhich has since been manufactured, broadcast, canceled and above all forgotten. (Sorry, YIt was a valiant effort.)

Now, after years of quotes, questions and attractive curiosity about what Hawley Stranger The show could look like, it is finally there. And we think it’s great. We will have a complete and in -depth summary and filled with spoiles of episodes one and two Wednesday morning. But, for the moment, since it has been almost half a decennia that we have heard of this program for the first time, we thought we would give you a chance to talk about it as soon as possible.

What did you think? Has the show lived up to these expectations? What about the balance of taking the show Stranger But do you also feel unique to himself? Did you think things had been taken from a notch in this second episode once, well, no spoilers at the moment? Let’s just say that there is a good reason why FX has chosen to make its debut not one but two episodes of the series. Once you see the second episode, you will know why.

Alien: earth Stars Sydney Chandler, Alex Lawther, Timothy Olyphant, Essie Davis, Samuel Blenkin, Babou Ceesay, David Rysdahl, Adrian Edmondson, Adarsh Gourav, Jonathan Ajayi, Erana James, Lily Newmark, Diem Camille and Moe Bar-El. The first two episodes are now on Hulu and FX, and new episodes will get their debut at 8 p.m. He on Hulu and 8 p.m. and PT on FX for the rest of the season.

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