Now that it’s wrapped, what was your take on the eight-episode arc in Alien: Earth on FX/Hulu?

Now that it’s wrapped, what was your take on the eight-episode arc in Alien: Earth on FX/Hulu?

January 4 and 5, all originals on Apple TV+ will be free this weekend. That includes:
If you’re curious about these, do check them out.
We’re starting to get a sense of what the series is about.
So good news/bad news.
There will be a sixth season of the series, presumably covering the events in Babylon’s Ashes. However, this will end the TV series (the books have three more in the series).
It’s sad, but at least they have a set stopping point, rather than getting cut off mid-story. Book six has a clean(ish) stopping point (the books are basically three arcs tied together in nine books).
Honestly, I was wondering how they were going to handle the [spoiler]time jump[/spoiler] at the start of Persepolis Rising. [spoiler]Maybe in 20 years we’ll get three more seasons of the show[/spoiler].
Moving from the high seas to outer space (and through time). This week, we’re covering Science Fiction Television (that’s not Star Trek or Doctor Who). Good luck!
It’s not much, but it’s something. The show will air on CBS All Access in the US and on Amazon Prime everywhere else.
Want a look at Jordan Peale’s new version of the Twilight Zone? You don’t need CBS All Access to watch the first episode, “The Comedian.” Just head over to YouTube and watch it now (embedding is disabled, so you have to watch it on YouTube itself). What do you think? Is it a worthy successor to the classic?
Apparently enough people are signing up for CBS All Access to warrant a second season of the newest entry in the Star Trek family.
Six episodes in, what do you all think (or are you, like me, waiting until the season wraps and binge it all)?
Despite all the delays and rumors…it’s happening.