Two ALIEN TV Shows in the works (Rumour)

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Somehow I just don't see Fassy doing television.

He'll do it for Riddles. They are pals.

[Ingwar]

If Henry Cavill can be Geralt of Rivia (The Witcher Netflix) then why Fassy cannot do televison?

[Necronomicon II]

Yeah I don't see why he wouldn't, plus he has so much fun playing an A.I., he'd do it for sure.

[Huggs]

Perhaps if it's just a few episodes long. I just hate to see Fassbender coming home from work and shutting the engineer door behind him , while looking for Shaw and screaming honey I'm home.   

[Necronomicon II]

  Lol, maybe it'll be more like Cheers, though instead of alcohol it's pathogen and orgies. 

[Huggs]

Only problem there is somebody's gonna have to sleep with cliff.

[CainsSon]

I honestly wouldn't expect anything for quite some time. If something ever gets off the ground.

But I'm perfectly open to the concept of some limited Alien mini-series.

Only limited?  Is it because you think a seasonal running series can hurt theatrical opportunities?

My vote is for each season to be a mini-series. It's the only way to fix the franchise at this point, and that way they can have different "corners" of the franchise stick to certain elements without stepping on other elements.

[The Old One]

Indeed, dark corners.

[Vermillion]

Somehow I just don't see Fassy doing television.

He'll do it for Riddles. They are pals.

Yup

[Nukiemorph]

So Mr H Reviews deleted his video shooting down this rumor...  Not sure what to make of this.

[Perfect-Organism]

If there are to be multiple anthology films, they should be in series formats of 7 to 12 episodes, so that the series is properly fleshed out.  This isn't the Twilight Zone where stories can be contained in 45 minutes.  I am up for exploring all corners of the Aliens universe, and even alternate realities.  I would even love to see a continuation from where Resurrection left off, but that would require a host of actors that I am sure would not be up for it.  There could even be a series of interrogations of Morse filled with Alien 3 flashbacks.  Or the Alien 3 and A:R could be totally ignored for something alternate.  Would be cool.

At this time, I am hoping for a really decent retelling of the Amanda Ripley adventure on Sevastopol.  That Alien Isolation is a gift that keeps on giving...

[The Old One]

I don't expect any alternate tellings out of these potential series, most likely one will be a full-blown conclusion to the Prequels. The rest, stories post AR to avoid continuity confusion.

[Nightmare Asylum]

I kinda see them playing around post-A3 more than I do post-AR, to be honest. At least for an initial miniseries. That way they still have the familiar Weyland-Yutani, tech design, etc. Unless they go full Blomkamp, of course.

[The Old One]

I can easily see them going post-AR in dates alone, but acting aesthetically and otherwise like it's post Alien, Aliens, Alien³ era.

[Perfect-Organism]

I don't see it.  I figure that the run of books from Titan was intended to prove a point about which time-line people liked best.  If my memory serves me correctly, Sea of Sorrows did not fare well.  I'd love to see a series in this time line, but I doubt it would happen.  The amount of people who care is negligible.

I expect that there will be the Amanda Isolation tale, and a full on conclusion to Alien Covenant.