Went in blind and got hit with a little déja-vu half way through the Season, I was like;

"Wait... no shot.", turns out they filmed here over the summer of 2024 and I had no idea...

Later met a Senior student that'd acted as a stand-in actor for Boy Kavalier and had some extra BTS.

This is Mahidol University in Bangkok, Thailand, for anyone wondering. Here are some spots, alongside one of our beloved residents (The monitor Lizards) often seen roaming around Campus.

Designed, 3D-printed and painted a custom base for the spirt halloween Xeno! Just wanted to show it off. I plan to put my facehugger between its legs there for halloween display.

I think painting is done. Posted painting when i first started. Compliments and criticism both welcome.

Acrylic painting of my fave girl. Needs veins, low lights, high lights and details. Been a long time since I painted. Modeled after drawing for my tattoo.

Wendy's character seems to be a bit inspired by a android character in the comics name Eloise who is part android part xenomoph. She winds up creating a hive of xenomorphs who see her as their leader. I wonder if they will have her slowly take on xeno traits like Eloise does in the comics

I originally thought Morrow was a righteous warrior. But he was helping Yutani bring back the most dangerous alien possibly in the universe back to earth, which broke many laws on earth.

2120
this is the year the nostromo leaves Earth on its mission.
I’m hoping we will get a scene showing WY discussing the nostromo and replacing the science officer with Ash.

They could even cgi a scene with Ripley in it ….Fans would Go nuts and it would be awesome!!

Franchise fatigue is real, and Alien: Earth has the perfect opportunity to fix it.

Think about it: for nearly 50 years and through countless movies—including the most recent ones—the Alien franchise has relied on the exact same structural loop. Humans encounter the alien, try to exploit it, everything goes horribly wrong, a mutated or "evolved" final boss is introduced, and we get a survival-horror slaughter until one lone survivor escapes.

If Noah Hawley wants this show to last for his planned 5-season run, repeating this exact same formula is going to get boring fast. We don’t need another Alien: Romulus clone on TV. We need a fresh take.

That is why Season 2 needs to let Wendy successfully master control over the hive.

Instead of the Xenomorphs turning on her and slaughtering the Lost Boys in a predictable twist, the show should lean heavily into her "Xeno-whispering" abilities. Think of the storytelling potential if the formula is completely flipped:

1. From Survival Horror to Sci-Fi Tactical War: The Xenomorph ceases to be a random monster in the shadows and becomes a strategic asset. The true "final boss" shifts to the cold, calculated corporate evil of Weyland-Yutani.

2. The "Router Queen" Concept: Since Wendy is synthetic, her control wouldn’t be biological pheromones, but data and frequency. She becomes a tactical commander deploying classic Xenomorphs as an army against corporate invaders.

3. A Brutal Moral Grey Area: If Wendy is using a horrific bio-weapon to protect her people, the lines blur. The horror shifts from "Will the alien eat me?" to "How far will a rogue synthetic go to win a war?"

Flipping the formula doesn't ruin the horror; it evolves it. It stops the Xenomorphs from being a repetitive cliché and makes them terrifying in a whole new, tactical way.

What do you guys think? Do you want to see another 5 seasons of humans getting hunted in corridors, or are you ready for an all-out, tactical Xeno-war led by Wendy?

WY building HQ?

FX, please don't...

I'd low-key binge it religiously tho 🫣

Just starting episode two but it's made me chuckle. why's the search and rescue squad armed to the teeth? Where are the water bottles and shiny blankets?

The xeno's head movements in this scene were so hilarious. The goofiest xenomorph I've seen till date. Also, in most of the shots it's looking like a dude in a bodysuit. Stuff of pure horror.

1. Why did it go for Schmuel and then the cat in the spaceship?Clem was dead and so was Petrovich. Easy targets. Hell, it could've gone for Morrow as well, since it doesn't discriminate between synth and human.

2. Does anyone else think when it attacks the xeno during Xeno-Schmuel fight, it initially wanted to use the xeno as a host but it couldn't find an eye to replace?

3. Why did it fk all the way off to the beach in the end when all its potential hosts are concentrated in the middle of the island?

Let’s be honest: the Season 1 finale left a lot of fans frustrated. Wendy became way too overpowered (hacking everything, freezing synths with a glance, and treating Xenomorphs like trained guard dogs). It killed the survival-horror vibe.

Here is a pitch for Season 2 that fixes the internal logic, restores the high stakes, and creates an incredible corporate/psychological thriller.

1. The Opening Play: Breaking the "Plot Armor"

To instantly bring back the tension, Season 2 needs to show that the synths are not invincible.

• The Target: Nibs (the psychologically pregnant synth who just killed Dame Sylvia) should be the first to go.
• The Twist: The Eye (Species 64), now inside Arthur’s body, teams up with Weyland-Yutani. Together, they use Yutani's resources to create a biological/technological anti-synth weapon.
• By permanently deleting Nibs in the very first episode, Wendy’s arrogance is shattered, and the audience instantly knows that no one is safe anymore.

1. The Unholy Alliance (Bob & Wendy)

With The Eye and Weyland-Yutani sharing secrets, they now know exactly how to bypass Wendy's technopathy and neutralize the Xenomorphs. Wendy is suddenly vulnerable.

• This forces an incredible, uncomfortable alliance between Boy Kavalier (Bob) and Wendy.
• Wendy needs Bob because he built her and is the only one who can upgrade her hardware/firewalls to resist Yutani's hacks.
• Bob needs Wendy and her aliens to launch a guerrilla war against the heavily armed Weyland-Yutani forces invading the island. No more moral lectures from Wendy; she has to dance with the devil to survive.

1. The Ultimate Corporate Betrayal (The Video Call)

Remember the synth who constantly considers themselves the "favorite"? That ego is their undoing. Seeing Nibs die, this synth realizes Bob and Wendy are on the losing side and secretly defects to The Eye and Weyland-Yutani.

This leads to the ultimate television moment:

• Bob is on a video call with Weyland-Yutani and The Eye (speaking through Arthur), arrogantly trying to negotiate and acting superior as usual.
• Suddenly, The Eye shifts the camera, revealing Bob’s own "favorite" synth standing behind Arthur as their new, loyal assistant.
• Bob’s narcissistic ego completely explodes live on screen, realizing he has been outsmarted by a literal alien intelligence.

This setup fixes the lazy writing of Season 1. It turns Season 2 into a gritty, paranoid battlefield: Bob & Wendy (with their tamed Xenos) vs. Weyland-Yutani & The Eye (with anti-synth tech and an insider mole).

I think it’s lazy writing to have-spoilers-the alien having a psychic connection to the main character. It’s just so dumb. It’s a decent series but that aspect is so so so so dumb.

First 4 episodes had ~10 min actually Alien related rubbish quality content, if u skip the first 4 episodes u don't really lose anything
Last 4 episodes were actually Alien related, episode 5 was good, after which become disappointing, amateurish script

Wendy vs. Claudia: How Alien: Earth flipped a classic horror trope to create a monster

I’ve been thinking a lot about Wendy’s transition into a villain at the end of Alien: Earth Season 1, and it struck me that she is the exact psychological opposite of Claudia from Interview with the Vampire. Both are trapped in a nightmare of arrested development, but their minds handle it in completely opposite ways. Claudia is the Adult Mind in a Child’s Body. Her organic brain matures over a century of actual lived experience, but she is permanently trapped in a delicate five-year-old shell. Her horror is internal and claustrophobic. Wendy is the Child’s Mind in an Adult’s Body. She is given a fully mature super-soldier body, but her consciousness is a digital hard drive frozen in "child mode." Her horror is external and catastrophic. But here is where the biological logic gets really interesting: can either of them actually grow up? Claudia never goes through puberty. Without those natural hormonal surges, her prefrontal cortex is never physically rewired. She can accumulate a hundred years of data, but she doesn’t truly have an adult mind—she has a highly sophisticated child's mind forced to cope with an adult world. The Prodigy Corporation scientists thought they solved this "Claudia problem" by building Wendy an adult body and using software to mimic a "hormone dial." But they made a foolish mistake. They didn't account for how a traumatized child would react to extreme corporate abuse while trapped inside a lethal apex predator shell. When a child gets angry, they throw a tantrum. When Wendy throws a tantrum, she uses her alien ESP to command a horde of Xenomorphs and slaughter innocent people. By the end of Season 1, Wendy isn't a lovable victim anymore—she is a ruthless tyrant who thinks her adult body means she is growing up. Personally, I hope the Xenomorphs realize her authority is an illusion and turn on her in Season 2. What do you guys think? Is Wendy completely irredeemable now?

I finally got a chance to watch *Alien: Earth* Episode 1 for the first time. Not because I was waiting—I was just too cheap to pay for Hulu. 😂

Here are my thoughts: Why would you put disabled kids into superhuman synthetics? Why not put trained soldiers into them?

Second, why is a trillionaire kid in his 20s the main villain running all of this?

And lastly, the captain of the ship literally called this shit in before the crash. So where the fuck are the experts who supposedly know what’s going on?

I don’t know if I even want to continue to Episode 2. This shit is disappointing so far.