The following contains spoilers For "Alien: Earth" to and including episode 5, "In space, no one ..."

"Alien: Earth" is an interesting expansion of the franchise "foreign". It is a TV show that has already gave us a fantastic remake of the original film "Alien" in the top five episodes, despite returning the strangest film to the property with cool "Alien: Resurrection". At the same time, it does the things we have never seen this franchise earlier, as the introduction alien from which even xenomorph is afraid.

However, no doubt, the focus of "Alien: Earth" and the place where it is mostly in synchronization with the themes not only on the original "foreign" movie quadrilogue, but also the two previous films by Sir Ridley Scott is the approach of the show to synthetics. You see, the biggest addition to the show of the franchise "foreign" is the introduction of cyborgs (ie people with cyber accessories) and hybrids (synthetic bodies with human consciousness taken in them). While cyborgs for decades have been a major part of science fiction, these are the hybrids and the fact that they are essentially children in adult bodies, they have stolen the show and if We are a little upset by how technology works.

That's not to say that the show's cibers are not cool, because perhaps the best character in "Alien: Earth" is also Cyborg - tomorrow at Babu Ceysay, a former chief security officer of the USSSS Magin, who can pull shovels between the fingers such as Wolverine. So far, he was the kind of equivalent to "Alien: Earth" of T-1000 of "Terminator 2", ie. A managed, cold machine with the sole purpose of returning other samples of the mag in his boss without worrying about anything else. However, in the fifth episode of the series, he gets a tragic backstew that changes everything, especially since it includes a daughter in Ceysay's real life.

Talking to DiversityCaisay talked about the stage with retrospective in "Alien: Earth" Episode 5 ", in space, no one ...," In which More spends time with his daughter. As the actor explained, he really hit a chord when he learned that his character had a daughter who died of a terrible death:

"The actress playing my daughter is my real daughter. We shot, and they asked someone to play my daughter, and my daughter was there (in Thailand) with me who went to school, with my son and wife. Imagine, in that scene, I see that - it goes to another level.