Alien Nation

A film, a series that quietly restarts it, and five television films that finish the job the cancellation interrupted.

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Where to start with Alien Nation

Start with the series. It re-establishes everything in its own feature-length first episode, and the 1988 film is a different cast telling a different version of the same setup.

  1. 1
    Alien Nation, the one season Alien Nation

    Twenty-two episodes including the two-hour opener. It ends on a cliffhanger because Fox cancelled it while the producers were expecting a second year.

  2. 2
    The five television films, in order Alien Nation: Dark Horizon

    Dark Horizon is the second season premiere that never got made. The other four follow it across 1995 to 1997 with the whole cast back.

  3. 3
    Alien Nation (1988) Alien Nation

    Better afterwards than before. It is the origin of the idea, with James Caan and Mandy Patinkin, and it is a good film that the series chose not to follow.

Then what? Nothing else exists. Five television films is the whole continuation.

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The Film

  • Alien Nation 1988

The Series and the Films

  • Alien Nation 1989, 1 season, 22 episodes
  • Alien Nation: Dark Horizon 1994
  • Alien Nation: Body and Soul 1995
  • Alien Nation: Millennium 1996
  • Alien Nation: The Enemy Within 1996
  • Alien Nation: The Udara Legacy 1997

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