You can now binge all 4 seasons of 'mind-blowing' sci-fi series for free on ITVX
Based on Melinda Metz's Roswell High series of novels, the sci-fi drama Roswell, New Mexico is about a bunch of extraterrestrial beings who infiltrate small town America – except, they're the good guys.
With a third and fourth season that have never aired in the UK before, the first season kicks off with the return of Liz Ortecho, a scientist played by Jeanine Mason, who finds not much has changed in her hometown.
Amid government cuts in biomedical research, Liz is forced back home to live with her father, after first leaving town in the wake of her younger sister Rosa's death.
Many of her classmates from her high school days are still stuck in Roswell – the infamous ground zero for alien activity in the US – including her former crush Max Evans (Nathan Dean Parsons), who's now a local police officer.
As Liz starts to get close to Max again (sparks naturally flying) she learns he isn't quite what he seems.
In a twist straight out of Apple TV Plus's Sugar, Max is in fact a member of an alien race that crash landed in the 1940s. He has kept his unearthly-ness hidden all this time.
But a government conspiracy threatens to expose Max and his family – and could endanger not only their lives, but his newfound romance with Liz… Dun, dun, dun!
If this sounds a bit like The Vampire Diaries or Pretty Little Liars type of soapy drama, it has a couple of stars from those shows – Michael Trevino and Tyler Blackburn.
This, of course, throws a dash of the sci-fi into the mix for a result fans have gushed about on Google reviews of the show, which first aired between 2019 and 2022 in the US.
Saskia Robbiati described the show as 'amazing' and the chemistry between Liz and Max is 'undeniable', adding: 'I really appreciate how relevant the show is to today's issues, focusing on immigration and all forms of prejudice with humanity and depth.
'The show is action-packed, the chemistry and acting are on point and the mystery is really interesting.' More Trending
Stephanie gushed: 'Roswell, New Mexico is one of my new favorite shows on television! It's amazing and has a great cast, plus I'm a die hard Originals and Vampire Diaries fan.'
James Bertamini chimed in: 'Show is absolutely terrific!! Roswell is a must see for anyone who loves alien movies or shows.
'I put off watching it for years (although an alien buff) . I thought Hollywood did Roswell to death, but this show is different. The storyline is well thought-out, and the acting is superb. My hat is off to the creators of this mind-blowing series.'
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