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A tantalizing glimpse from Alien: Earth has emerged online following Disney’s 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders. This footage unveils the harrowing circumstances faced by the final crew members as they encounter the formidable xenomorph, known as the perfect organism, in a deteriorating space voyage (via The Cine Geek).
The clip resurrects the iconic atmosphere brought to life by Ridley Scott in 1979. It features Babou Ceesay’s Morrow aboard an unnamed spacecraft, ensconced in the MU/TH/UR 6000 control room—a maze of enticing lights and buttons. The scene leaves the audience guessing whether Morrow is the last commanding officer or merely an android struggling for control in this dire situation.
Morrow informs MU/TH/UR that the “Specimen is loose,” as another crew member desperately seeks to be let in. In a chilling twist, Morrow, initially hesitant, confirms to the computer that all crew members are dead, and the ship’s crash trajectory is Earth-bound—a revelation hinted at by the show’s name.
A new Special Look Trailer for ‘ALIEN: EARTH’ has been released, exciting fans with its promise of weekly encounters with xenomorphs. Although space seems a questionable battlefield given their previous interstellar scuffles, including run-ins with the Predator, relief comes in knowing that Noah Hawley, the ingenious mind behind Fargo and Legion, is steering the series with his creative prowess.
Set in 2120, the narrative unfolds two years before Ripley’s infamous encounter, cautioning viewers about individuals with milk-like blood and ramen-like innards. In this highly anticipated FX series, a mysterious spacecraft crash-lands on Earth, forcing a young woman, played by Sydney Chandler, and her tough band of soldiers to confront the planet’s ultimate menace.
The ensemble cast, including Timothy Olyphant, Alex Lawther, Essie Davis, Samuel Blenkin, Babou Ceesay, David Rysdahl, and Adrian Edmondson, joins Chandler in this gripping tale. Discover which of them survives when Alien: Earth debuts on FX on Hulu later this year. For exhaustive details from The Company about Alien: Earth, find out everything we know here.
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