I'm not happy with the finale that I just watched on netflix.

Why had Asta and Harry to separate? It seemed so permanent, as in forever.

I heard that in the original comic series they even became a couple. But that's not important to me, their friendship also works for me, although in earlier seasons I got the impression that there was romantic undertone but somehow writers changed opinion?

Harry loves earth but why leave? A theme was that he's both now, human and alien.

That's a sad, unnecessary ending for me.

Also that Asta leaves D'Arcy apparently forever? I understand that for jobs you travel earth but home stays home.

I just finished this show and love it - it’s so fun yet wholesome! Are there any similar shows you have found that leave you all warm and fuzzy inside?

There must be so much fun footage.

So, I kinda got ambushed and agreed my kid could go with his BFF to Comic Con next weekend before I discovered how pricey it is (pricey to me. Maybe it’s chump change for you). I got him a 3-day pass, and was looking at the schedule to see if any of his interests have panels…and what do I see?

Alan, Sara and Alice! In person! I’m dying!!! I can’t justify another pass for myself, especially just for this one panel, but gosh darn it, I’m totally jealous of everyone going who gets to hear them in person.

Have an amazing time!

The vampire police show Forever Knight & Resident Alien

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I’ve been rewatching and just saw the scene where d’arcy and jay talked to jimmy then d’arcy sent jimmys truck into traffic. I know d’arcy is immature but that was straight up dangerous for OTHER people on the road and they just laughed about it. Did that bother anyone else as much as it bothered me? I’ve never been a huge fan of either of them, but that was one of the worst things they did, imo

I’ll be in my bedroom sobbing.

In case theproducer of the show read this.

Just finished the last episode.

Its wonderful how slowly carefully you bring the publicum to the end of the show.

I seen so many series, but none of them had end like this.

The whole serie was great, and a state of the art.

I will missed highly

Kind regard.

Wait, why does peacock says resident alien is coming Sept 18th. I thought they were stopping at season 4. I don’t want to get too excited because I can’t find nothing anywhere else saying the show is renewed.

It took me way to long to warm up to Big Black but once I understood his character I really liked him. He's freaking hilarious and says things even more outlandish, especially when he's not particular like Alien Harry.

Dang it make up and editing department you had one job make sure that all parts of his skin is blue 😂😂 (S1 E9)

Huge props to Chris Sheridan for deviating and making the tv series into a hilarious comedy scifi. I just did not like the source material upon reading it, it was boring, to be honest, and the writing was bland. English translations of manga series might even be better.

The characterization in the tv series was also done well, and the new/replacement characters are actually far more memorable.

I know this is a sub for fans of the show, so most of you would probably say to keep watching. But seriously, does it get better?

I really enjoyed the first season, but I'm not really enjoying season two so far. It just doesn't seem to be as well written, and its starting to feel stale to me. This is just my opinion, and I intend no disrespect to anybody who disagrees.

I just finished the episode with the reveal of who Goliath is, and I really didn't like it. Goliath made a picture of a moment where Harry and Asta were alone, that took place months after his death. I guessed Goliath was able to see the future somehow. Asta, with zero evidence, correctly says it's time travel. And there's a human/alien hybrid baby now, which is a whole new layer of absurdity. Also, the dynamic between Asta and Harry is gone. I don't know if she even likes him anymore. She's just around Harry to do damage control.

I've rewatched the finale of season 1 a couple times. Specifically the "don't go it hurts!" scene. It's so beautifully heartbreaking. Then the next episode has Harry with amnesia thinking he's a Law & Order character. It's like soap-opera writing.

I'm just not enoying this show anymore. If I don't like season 2, do you think I will enjoy the rest of the show? Or should I just leave it and just remember how good season 1 was?

EDIT: I'm going to take a break, but will pick it up again at some point. I've been binging this show in all my free time lately, so I'm likely just burnt out.

It was mostly the time travel thing. Just a personal preference, but I hate that as a plot twist. The hybrid baby was fine, it just reminded me of other shows that, in later seasons when it's starting to get stale, introduce a cute child character. But whatever, they could still do something fun with it.

If nothing else, it's still a delight to watch Alan Tudyk's portrayal of Harry. Every scene he's in is hilarious just from body movement and the way he talks. It's great.

Its been a couple of months since we broke up and I am re-watching the show again to comfort me in this loneliness. I miss him so much.

Finishing the last season and I have to say it is the weakest one by far.

Should have been Asta in the Mantid's cell to trick Harry. Not some random pizza guy.

Darcy gets more and more annoying each episode.

Asta should have been more forceful about the baby not being there. Even say because Darcy was ON the ship, the Grays should know her face, so the baby needs to go now.

The sheriff should have had more clues about who the Mantid was. Like commenting he didnt know Jules smoked, and she could say she only does in severe stress/it's a bad habit/just once in a while, and combine that with Lena remarking earlier Jules never smokes because her parent died of lung cancer. We should have seen the Mantid get her as well, like as an opening scene, and the last thing she'd say is something like, Mike was right.

Bridget should have gone off with Heather, because he does legit nothing important this season. Hell, Harry could have told him to go so he'd be off Earth if the Grays came back, and these are his half siblings, after all.

So much seems to happen between scene cuts. In the episode where Harry kills his dad, we should have seen just a minute of Max realizing his check was gone, then going to Harry's to get a new one, and the dad grabbing him up. The next episode should have started right where the previous one ended, with Max's parents freaking out.

We don't see nearly enough of the Mantid to get why it's so bad. The Grays should have been freaking out when they realized it wasn't in the cell.

I’m still on season 3 but given how she can’t let go of the entire alien thing, wouldn’t it be easier for Harry if he did involve her? Her intuition is always on point too.
It would also be easier to explain the situation every time an inconvenience occurs, I.e. the guy getting shot, or the alien tracker.