Earth were probably expecting to see gnarly chest-bursting aliens and creepy robots. They were not expecting to see Sid, a lisping ground sloth from the second-rate CGI kids film series Ice Age. And yet,

That being said, as a Star Trek fan, its success is making my heart hurt. Don't get me wrong, I love what my beloved franchise is doing so far, and I eagerly await upcoming Trek projects in the future, but damn would it have been nice had executives been able to bring Alien: Earth 's creator into the fold when there was a chance.

Viewers are curious about whether Wendy died or survived in Alien: Earth Episode 3. The latest episode, “Metamorphosis,” features the team’s arrival with a surprising cargo. Two more key events happen: a talent emerges,

Alien: Earth, the Alien franchise has always given fans sleepless nights with its terrifying creatures and heart-racing suspense.

Amusingly, Alien: Earth has invented three other corporations that compose The Five—Threshold, Lynch, and Dynamic—but there's next to zero information about them nor do they have much of a role in the show. (For now, at least.)

"Metamorphosis" kicks off with Wendy chasing after her brother. Where it goes from there is quite wild. Alien: Earth is only just getting started.

Earth Episode 3, Wendy and Hermit face a terrifying xenomorph attack while Boy Kavalier's sinister plan is revealed.

Aside from continuity complications, the fact that the original Yutani was chasing — or stumbled upon — alien creatures decades before the events of Alien is a fascinating concept. The films, at least the ones made this century,