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Footage from Alien: Earth showcased at Disney’s 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders has emerged online, giving fans a glimpse of the last surviving members of an ill-fated crew as they face off against the ‘perfect organism’ (The Cine Geek). The clip pays homage to the iconic style Ridley Scott introduced in 1979, depicting Babou Ceesay‘s Morrow in the MU/TH/UR 6000 control room, surrounded by an irresistible array of lights and buttons.
It’s unclear if Morrow is the final commanding officer of the ship or an android trying to maintain the little control left. He alerts MU/TH/UR that the “Specimen is loose” while another crew member desperately requests entry. Sadly, Morrow, though initially hesitant, confirms to the computer that the entire crew is deceased and that the ship’s crash site is Earth. Aptly, the planet’s name is part of the show’s title—a fitting coincidence.
A newly released Special Look Trailer for ALIEN: EARTH is out, announcing its arrival on Disney+ this Summer.
This series offers weekly encounters with xenomorphs, though set in a space that doesn’t bring the best memories in alien lore—considering their previous bouts with the Predator, rumored to return. Such anxieties may be relieved knowing that Noah Hawley, renowned for his work on Fargo and Legion, heads this project, promising his unique touch on the universe.
The narrative unfolds in 2120, two years before Ripley answered that distressful call, prompting caution towards anyone with milky bleeds or ramen-like innards. The plot follows a young woman, portrayed by Sydney Chandler, and a band of tactical soldiers who uncover a dark secret upon a mysterious spacecraft’s crash-landing on Earth. Encounter the planet’s gravest threat in FX’s eagerly awaited series Alien: Earth from creator Noah Hawley.
Joining Chandler in this cosmic confrontation are Timothy Olyphant, Alex Lawther, Essie Davis, Samuel Blenkin, Babous Ceesay, David Rysdahl, and Adrian Edmondson. Witness who survives when Alien: Earth releases on FX on Hulu later this year. For additional updates from The Company, find out more about Alien: Earth in everything we know about Alien: Earth.
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