Resident Alien: Harry s No LeBron in First Look at Episode 4 (Exclusive)
Ahead of the release of Birds of a Feather, the fourth episode of
Resident Alien s first season, Syfy has provided ComicBook.com with an exclusive first look at a scene from the episode. In Birds of a Feather, Harry travels to the Ute Reservation to help Asta’s grandmother and learns what it means to belong. But he also learns a little bit a very, very little bit about basketball. After sinking a seemingly impossible shot when returning the ball to a handful of players, he s invited to join the game but other than making long shots, he s more or less useless, with no sense of the rules, little coordination, and the world s most comical dribble.
Resident Alien s Sara Tomko Breaks Down Asta s Many Insecurities and Why She s Drawn to Harry s Brutal Honesty TVLine 4/02/2021
Resident Alien‘s resident alien isn’t the only one dealing with some massive baggage.
While Harry continued learning how to pass as human by studying Anne Hathaway photos and brushing his face instead of his teeth (he’s a work in progress, that one), it was nurse Asta Twelvetrees (Sara Tomko) who showed her vulnerable side on Wednesday’s episode. As she continued to mourn the late Dr. Sam Hodges, she revealed the truth behind her relationship with her dad, Dan, allowing Harry the chance to further explore his newfound empathy, as unnatural as it may seem to him. (Though it sure looks like he has a better grasp of human emotion than dental hygiene.)
Earth to humanity: The third episode of SYFY s
Resident Alien is now totally free to stream! Episode 3 titled Secrets is available to stream on a slew of platforms, so take your pick, Earthling: They include SYFY.com, on the SYFY app, and on VOD.
This means that you can be among the first to binge the very next entry before its official network airdate of Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 10 p.m. EST. (It will be available to stream for 30 days, through March 5.)
In fact, viewers can currently access the first three installments, making it easier than ever to check out the brand-new TV series from creator Chris Sheridan (a veteran of
Tue Feb 02, 2021 at 10:21pm ET
Alan Tudyk stars in Syfy’s new hit series, Resident Alien. Pic credit: Syfy
Syfy’s new sci-fi dramedy, Resident Alien, is the fun, quirky new series that showcases actor Alan Tudyk at his very best.
Not since E.T., Mork & Mindy, and even the TV yesteryear hit, My Favorite Martian starring Ray Walston as “Uncle Martin,” has an Earthbound alien on a mission captured our attention.
Resident Alien is based on the Dark Horse comic series by Peter Hogan and artist Steve Parkhouse and follows Harry (Alan Tudyk), disguised as a doctor, replacing the one that died under mysterious circumstances.