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Alien Earth: In Space, No one.....: I've seen this before......

 Overview

Alien Earth's 5th episode is easily the best one yet. Massive character development for everyone, well who lives, and the effects and plot is great. It's basically a remake of Alien and one of my favorite TV episodes I've ever seen.

Plot

This episode's plot takes place on the Maginot. Before it crashes into earth, yes its a prelude. Morrow takes center stage and that plays off perfectly. Morrow's backstory is very similar to Ellen Ripley's and also tragic. This episode is dark and has expert storytelling. Morrow has a much similar problem to the original movie. There is someone working to sabotage the ship, engineers are complaining about shares again and aliens are on the loose.
But everyone's favorite eyeball also has a major role. The eye appears to actually try to save some crew members, and even fights the Xenomorph.  New characters are introduced (Although they obviously all die in the end) But still they are all based off of characters from the iconic original Alien movie. Morrow is put right in the middle of this chaos as he has to manage containing multiple Aliens and finding the saboteur, along with staying alive. 
Each character is used surprising well considering their short lifespans. The plot for this one is full of twists and turns and one of the best yet.


Characters

Morrow and the Eye are the only characters who stick around in this episode who have development, aside from another who is a massive spoiler. Morrow solidifies himself as the best character in Alien: Earth with incredible character development along with another great performance from Ceesay. The eye is shown to actually have incredible amounts of intelligence and is becoming more and more of a fan favorite.

The temporary characters have very short introductions but all are based off of the original Alien characters. Meaning after the situation is explained there is no real reason for further introductions into these characters. although it would be interesting had some of them survived, but all the characters deaths are probably for the best long term. Morrow and the Eye are the most important here and that pays off. this episode also has some massive plot twists that lead to much more story progression.




Verdict




Plot: 100

The plot for this episode is a brilliant redoing of one of the best movie plots of all time.


Soundtrack: 97

Alien Earth Episode 5 gets its own amazing soundtrack.


Acting: 100

Perfect acting for the main character, and the side characters. Incredibly done.


Execution: 97

Nearly flawless execution. Some of the special effects could have been done better.


Overall: 100 💎

Alien Earth's 5th episode is a secret Alien film and one of the best episodes of TV I've ever seen. 

 

 




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