Adarsh Gourav, Timothy Olyphant and Babou Ceesay in "Alien: Earth" FX “When I watched that, I remember feeling actual dread at the idea that there’s, in the future, artificial intelligence that has ...

When is a machine not a machine? That’s the central question at the heart of Alien: Earth, the first spin-off TV series of Ridley Scott’s iconic monster movies that use giant killer space scorpions as ...

When Pepper, the semi-humanoid robot created by Japan’s telecom company SoftBank, was first introduced to the world in the summer of 2014, it was called revolutionary. The robots were quickly snapped ...

In the beginning of the series, it’s tough to gauge how we should feel about these new characters. The transference of consciousness from a sick child into an adult body is undercut with an incredibly ...

Timothy Olyphant as Kirsh, a somewhat traditional Alien robot. At first glance, the Synth — or android — that we meet at the start of Alien: Earth is very much like the Synth folks we’ve met before.

The mysteries of Alien: Earth are still being revealed to those of us watching at home, and the show's third episode gave us a sense of where the series might be headed. One line, in particular, stood ...