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From the first time he appeared onscreen in FX’s Alien: Earth, there’s been something delightfully off about Morrow. Played by 46-year-old British actor Babou Ceesay, the prequel show’s even-tempered ...

In the third episode of Alien: Earth, newly awakened after decades of cryosleep, cyborg Morrow (Babou Ceesay) announces, "I don’t have a home. I'm gone a lifetime. Everyone I know is dead." He tells ...

Babou Ceesay, Timothy Olyphant, and Sydney Chandler in 'Alien: Earth' - Patrick Brown / FX When it comes to the series, there’s a distinction between the humanoid beings occupying a world overrun by ...

Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for Alien: Earth episode 3, "Metamorphosis". Alien: Earth's third episode continued the show's positive momentum while also revealing who the smartest ...

Alien: Earth is finally here, and despite the title, the xenomorph aliens are just one of many beings featured in the FX series streaming on Hulu. When it comes to the series, there’s a distinction ...

Alien: Earth is finally here, and despite the title, the xenomorph aliens are just one of many beings featured in the FX series streaming on Hulu. One of the great things about Noah Hawley‘s series at ...

Alien: Earth includes three different types of high tech lifeforms created by mankind, but one of them is old news from the perspective of the characters. During the panel for the new Alien TV series ...

“I did some research and found that there are some actual cyborgs walking around on Earth right now,” actor Babou Ceesay said of preparing to play the cyborg Morrow on FX’s “Alien: Earth.” The show is ...

Noah Hawley’s Alien: Earth ended up being one of the best chapters in this 45-year-old franchise, just beneath Alien and Aliens. And we’re saying this as people who really liked last year’s Alien: ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about TV shows, movies, video games, entertainment & culture. First of all, no, Alien: Earth is not a nature documentary.