Alien: Earth: When will new episodes drop? Here's release date, time on FX and Hulu, storyline, cast, characters and complete episode schedule
Alien: Earth, the latest addition to the Alien franchise, makes its debut on FX and Hulu on August 12, 2025. The series will air its first two episodes tonight, with the rest of the eight-episode season releasing weekly. Created by Noah Hawley, the show explores what happens when alien life reaches Earth.
Alien: Earth Release Date, Time on FX and Hulu
The first two episodes of Alien: Earth premiere on Tuesday, August 12, 2025. They will be available to stream on Hulu at 8 PM ET. On FX, they will air at 8 PM ET and 8 PM PT. Future episodes will be released every Tuesday at the same time.
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Alien: Earth Season 1 Episode Count
Alien: Earth Season 1
has a total of eight episodes. The schedule runs from August 12 to September 23, 2025. Each episode will debut on Hulu and FX simultaneously.
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Alien: Earth Episode Schedule and Timings
Episode 1: Neverland – August 12, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
Episode 2: Mr. October – August 12, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
Episode 3: Metamorphosis – August 19, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
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Episode 4: Observation – August 26, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
Episode 5: In Space, No One… – September 2, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
Episode 6: The Fly – September 9, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
Episode 7: Emergence – September 16, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
Episode 8: The Real Monsters – September 23, 8 PM ET/PT on FX and Hulu
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Alien: Earth Storyline
The show is set around the same time Ellen Ripley battles for survival in space aboard the Nostromo. In Alien: Earth, a Weyland-Yutani research vessel crashes into a residential high-rise on Earth, bringing alien creatures with it.
The story follows rival corporations Weyland-Yutani and Prodigy. While Weyland-Yutani's vessel carries samples of five alien species, Prodigy has developed technology to transfer human consciousness into synthetic bodies. This process has only succeeded with terminally ill children, including Wendy and her friends Nibs, Slightly, Smee, Curly, and Tootles.
When the crash endangers Wendy's brother Hermit, she leads a mission to rescue him. She is joined by the synthetic Kirsh and faces opposition from cyborg Morrow.
Alien: Earth Cast and Characters
Sydney Chandler as Wendy
Lily Newmark as Nibs
Adarsh Gourav as Slightly
Jonathan Ajayi as Smee
Erana James as Curly
Kit Young as Tootles
Alex Lawther as Hermit
Timothy Olyphant as Kirsh
Babou Ceesay as Morrow
Samuel Blenkin as Boy Kavalier
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How to Watch Alien: Earth?
Alien: Earth is an FX original. Viewers can watch on FX through cable, YouTube TV, Sling TV, or Fubo. The series is also available to stream on Hulu.
Alien: Earth Season 2
FX has not yet confirmed whether Alien: Earth will return for a second season. Future updates will depend on the show's reception and ratings.
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How many episodes will Alien: Earth Season 1 have?
Alien: Earth Season 1 will have eight episodes, with new episodes airing every Tuesday at 8 PM ET from August 12 to September 23, 2025.
Can I watch Alien: Earth without cable?
Yes, Alien: Earth can be streamed on Hulu or watched through live TV streaming platforms offering FX, such as YouTube TV, Sling TV, and Fubo.
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