Following is the spoilage of "Alien: Country".

Although it draws its name of alien species, The franchise "alien" It is often just as interested in synthetic life as it is in the biological world. This goes until the first film, where the late turnaround reveals that Nostromo Science Officer Ash (Ian Holm), not only was not a good corporate spy for Wayland-Youti, but also with Android.

Subsequent films have returned to this idea of corporate designed "Synthetics" again and again, from the iconic character of Lance Henriksen, to David of Michael Fassbender in "Prometheus" and "Alien: Testament". The latter is often used as a mouth in Ridley Scott's later films for greater thematic ideas about life, death, mythology and what it means to be human. Now, The new FX series, "Alien: Country", It puts a stronger focus on philosophy over synthetic life than ever before.

The series is centered around a secret research facility led by the Prodigy Corporation, where terminally ill children have their own consciousness set in synthetic adult bodies. These characters, called "hybrids", are the third form of synthetic life of existing cibers and Androids. The introductory text of the first episode of the series explains the differences between the groups in the basic terms - Cyborg is a man who has received significant cybernetic supplements, Android is a complete synthetic being in the laboratory, but with sentality, and the hybrid is a human mind housed in an Android body.

"Alien: Earth" consumes most of the first two episodes exploring hybrids in Prodigy, but the concept of cyborgs is just as new to the franchise. The films were mainly involved in synthetics, but the beginning of the new series also introduces a cyborg character in Wayland-Schiutani and Morou's Magin Safety Officer (Babu Ceysay). The initial scenes show that the ship has both synthetic and boarding board, but sufficiently iousebopite, tomorrow is the task of securing the safe arrival of different alien life forms on the earth's ship. The show only takes place A few years before the "alien" in the franchise time frameThus, you can expect synthetics to be the one that takes a secret protocol guidelines from corporate upgraders, but the show changes things.

There are many that we still do not know about tomorrow, but he clearly has some internal struggles with his own humanity. In episode 2, we see him sets huge amounts of data on his brain, revealing that both his mind and body are increasing. How people are chosen for this process, and the full consequences of it remain unclear, but it is obvious how tomorrow treats regular people who he does not consider himself any of them.

Hybrids and cyborgs seem to have more in common than real synthetics do, as they both start as biological people. However, Prodigi believes that the hybrid technology for transmitting the mind is the real future because of the immortality of a full synthetic body.

In the initial text of the episode "Alien: Country" states that "in the future, the race for immortality will come in 3 masks", referring to synthetic Androids, cyborgs and hybrids. It is also said that "whatever technology prevails, it will determine what corporation rules the universe", setting the stakes quite high. During the initial episodes, we see a number of interactions between all three human variants and regular people. In the mag, crew members do not believe in the synthesis of the ship and tomorrow they are more than equal, but there is still obvious anti-cyborg sentiment. He pays those feelings later, after telling a couple of soldiers who pray for help, "I'm not your brother."

Children at the Neverland facility are largely overseen by Kirsch (Timothy Oliphant), a synthetic who seems to care for them in his own way, and at the same time despises his human masters. What world would you have for Android, however, when you can put a person in an equally intelligent and powerful body?

These are fascinating questions, if not a kind that can be expected of loyal fans of Alien's films. It could exclude some viewers, but it can also help Alien: Earth stand out against a larger franchise and establish the following, provided that the landing is glued.