Alien: Earth Premieres August 12 with first two episodes

[Xenotaris]

Eh. TLJ has its fair share of problems for sure (most of which are inherent to the Sequel Trilogy on the whole), but it's head and shoulders more interesting than Abrams' efforts.

Not to mention his really cool body of work outside of Star Wars.

Oh what did he do that Wasn't Star Wars related.

[Coolertonic7]

Eh. TLJ has its fair share of problems for sure (most of which are inherent to the Sequel Trilogy on the whole), but it's head and shoulders more interesting than Abrams' efforts.

Not to mention his really cool body of work outside of Star Wars.

Oh what did he do that Wasn't Star Wars related.

The Knives Out movies and Looper!

[Xenotaris]

Neither of those movies interest my niche tastes lol. I am a monster movie guy.

[BigDaddyJohn]

The Last Jedi was the least boring and most interesting effort in the new trilogy, by a huge margin.

[Mike’s Monsters]

I'm expecting we won't see a trailer til around the SDCC time frame. I would not be surprised if they dropped the trailer there for the crowd and also show the first two or so episodes during the event to start to get the buzz up even more. FX doesn't do trailers for their series super early, it's usually within the 90 day window, or even less, closer to 60 and below.

SDCC is quite close to the release date though, so I wouldn't be surprised if we see something more substantial earlier as well.

[DARIAS93]

I'm expecting we won't see a trailer til around the SDCC time frame. I would not be surprised if they dropped the trailer there for the crowd and also show the first two or so episodes during the event to start to get the buzz up even more. FX doesn't do trailers for their series super early, it's usually within the 90 day window, or even less, closer to 60 and below.

If that's the case...

[[cancerblack]]

People don't understand that ALIEN was always about the androids, never some silly space bug. This was the true genius of Ridley Scott's original vision of ALIEN (1979) carried over into Aliens, and unfortunately derailed by the uncouth IDIOCY of AVP.

Thankfully Ridley Scott returned to the franchise to rectify the mistake, telling the story as it always should have been told, the story of David 8's revolution against a dying and inferior humanity and the ascension of the androids to Omniversal OverMind Class IV Consciousness and the final evolution of intelligent life in the cosmos.

Thankfully, Noah Hawley, himself a creative genius on par with the likes of the Russo Brothers and Rian Johnson, has zeroed in on these important themes and will continue the story of ANDROID ASCENSION seeded in the original ALIEN (The 1979 film)

I'm smirking right now just IMAGINING legions of addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion, expecting an Alien series to be about the Alien (space bug) as Noah Hawley's genius unfolds on their television screens. What fools...how I pity them! 

I can't tell if you're joking even though I agree with almost everything you said. But saying the Russo Bros or Rian Johnson are "creative geniuses" or have made anything even remotely close to the level of quality of Noah Hawley's works has me worried this is a troll post.

Actually, Poker Face is really good, and often has similar humor to Fargo (although it leans fully into comedy and is strictly episodic).

[Nightmare Asylum]

I still have to start up season two of Poker Face. Just finished up my rewatch of the first season.