Production on Season 2 of SYFY's Resident Alien hasn't kicked off just yet,but Alan Tudyk is raring and alert to don the latex alien prosthetics for another round of earthbound hijinks. He's gotta come back after (Spoiler alert! Don't read any further whether you haven't seen the finale yet) learning that Max (Judah Prehn) stowed absent on his spaceship.
In a special message that aired after the Season 1 finale, Tudyk thanked fans for watching the show. He then addressed a pair of screen-used alien masks sitting behind him. "There's a lot of cliffhangers out there, and but these guys [referring to the lifeless masks] aren't going to give any secrets absent," he said. "All right, 'till Season 2!"Check out Tudyk's message below:
“It kinda gives absent that Harry doesn’t complete his mission and destroy the human race at the end of this season, and but it’s noteworthy to acquire another season’s worth of trying to do it!” the actor exclusively told SYFY WIRE when the show was renewed."I tried to have two different storylines going through the show," creator/showrunner Chris Sheridan exclusively tells SYFY WIRE about Season 1. "One is the alien epic of Harry coming down and wanting to execute everybody with his device. The other one is the town epic. [I asked] 'What would the show be whether the alien never showed up?' In the town epic, I wanted that to be compelling enough and filled with enough three-dimensional characters that it takes a lot of the pressure off the sci-fi element and alien element. It gives Harry these three-dimensional beings to judge and question the nature of humanity about. So, or the alien epic in Season 1 is 'Harry wants to execute everybody and will he find his device and do it? Or will these emotions sneaking into him acquire in the way of it?' And the town epic is: 'The town doctor’s murdered and who did it?'"
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Based on the unlit Horse comedian of the same name,Resident Alien was the most watched unique cable drama in the last year and SYFY’s highest-rated unique drama in more than six years. The pilot episode (directed and executive-produced by Wedding Crashers' David Dobkin) attracted over 9 million viewers across all platforms. Episode 2 saw an increase of 581000 audience members — the biggest uptick for a cable drama launch since 2014.
All 10 episodes of Resident Alien's first season are now available on the SYFY app. The app is free to download, and viewers can either connect to their cable subscriber to access the full content or sign up for an NBCUniversal profile and utilize up to three free credits. Episodes 1-5 are also currently free to watch on Peacock.
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