Yesterday, FX and Hulu unleashed the long-awaited series, Alien: Earth, with a two-episode streaming premiere. Fans tuned in with nerves […]

It's not hyperbole to say that this is one of Hulu's biggest weeks of the year. The streamer has been promoting Alien: Earth all year, and that seems to have paid off with a No. 1 ranking on Hulu's chart.

Ridley Scott’s “Alien” franchise has landed on TV with “Alien: Earth,” a prequel series set two years before the original space horror movie. It follows a brand new cast full of humans, synths, Xenomorphs and more as a group of soldiers investigate a crashed ship on Earth and discover some terrifying secrets inside.

So what’s the difference between a cyborg, a synthetic, and a hybrid? The differences are minimal but enough to take into consideration while tuning into this exciting new series. While the show offers a brief explanation at the top of the premiere episode,

Alien: Earth has finally arrived on Disney+ and the first six episodes of the series are as brilliantly gory as ever, but there's just one problem

The Alien franchise returns to its roots with a gruesome new prequel set two years before the original film, but it doesn’t quite surpass the 1979 classic

Earth, brings intense sci-fi terror to Earth with its first episode, as well as new life to the Alien franchise.

"Alien: Earth" Season 1 had a two-episode premiere Tuesday and will play out over the course of six more episodes. Sydney Chandler and Alex Lawther star.