Production on Season 2 of FX's "Alien: Earth" Set to Commence Later This Spring

Alien: Earth series star Sydney Chandler has revealed that production on the show's second season is set to begin later this spring.

What's Happening:

• Deadline reports that production on Season 2 of FX's Alien: Earth is set to begin in May, according to series star Sydney Chandler.
• News about the production ramp-up has been brewing following an Instagram post six days ago by EP/producing director Dana Gonzales that read: “Super excited to start the journey of @alienearthfx season 2. World building in the Alien universe birthplace.”
• As previously reported, production is moving from Thailand – where Season 1 was filmed – to London's Pinewood Studios, where the original Alien was filmed.
• The talk with Chandler came as the actress was honored with the Rising Star Award in Austin at the Texas Film Awards.
• Season 1 of Alien: Earth concluded in September 2025 and though there was some fan concern when a renewal wasn't announced immediately, signs were looking good for the show to continue, especially given FX bothered to have an Alien: Earth panel at New York Comic Con in October, after the finale aired.
• In his review of Alien: Earth, our own Alex Reif wrote, "Everything about Alien: Earth showcases Hawley’s skill as an episodic storyteller. The double-episode premiere hooks you with tension, layered world-building, and emotional stakes."
• Season 1 of Alien: Earth is available to stream in its entirety on Hulu.

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