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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-ne...

Produced by Amblin Television, SYFY's Resident Alien puts a clever twist on the famous Elliot-E.T. dynamic that Steven Spielberg (founder of Amblin) established in his 1982 sci-fi classic,  E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. The only person in the small town of Patience, Colorado, who can see Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle's (Alan Tudyk) true alien form through his human disguise is young Max (Judah Prehn). But instead of forming a poignant bond with the cosmic visitor, the boy is scared out of his wits. Not only that, but the two characters form a hilarious rivalry as Max attempts to convince his pare...

In the hilarious teaser for Episode 2 of SYFY's Resident Alien, the alien masquerading as Harry Vanderspeigle (Alan Tudyk) starts seeing patients and metaphorically bashing them over the head with such medical questions as: "Concerning your breath, did you recently eat a dead rodent?" In addition, Harry's got to contend with Max (Judah Prehn), the young boy who can see right through his fleshy disguise. Far from trying to establish a rapport with the kid who can blow his cover, the alien threatens to eat Max. Elsewhere, Sheriff Mike Thompson (Corey Reynolds) and Deputy Liv Baker (Elizabeth...

The fictional town of Patience, Colorado is — to quote the South Park movie from 1999 — a “quiet mountain town.” It’s a picturesque slice of Americana surrounded by snow-capped mountains, crystal clear lakes…and an alien pretending to be a human physician.  In other words, it’s the perfect setting for SYFY’s Resident Alien adaptation, which didn’t shoot in Colorado. “In real life, it was based here in Vancouver. That’s where 90 percent of the filming took place,” location manager Ken Brooker tells SYFY WIRE. “It’s where we had our stages; we had two sound stages...