"Alien: Earth" star Kit Young spoke to Variety about what happens to Tootles in Episode 6, what it means for Prodigy Corporation, working with a sheep.

Earth episode 6 Polygon caught up with actor Samuel Blenkin and director Ugla Hauksdóttir to talk about that sheep.

However, in Episode 5, "In Space, No One...", the series went back to the beginning, leaving Wendy and others behind to focus on how the Maginot crashed. The twist was that Prodigy's Boy Kavalier ( Samuel Blenkin) was behind all of it in his quest to acquire the alien specimens on board.

After fifty years of books, games and movies, what more could the Aliens franchise deliver? An inventive TV show, with fresh monsters and new heroes, finds our TV critic Bethan Ackerley

Alien: Earth may be a show about Xenomorphs, and this may have been an episode about creepy alien flies. But once again, the most chilling aspect of the episode — the part that sticks with me long after I've turned off the TV — is the implication of Species 64's behavior. It's not just intelligent. It'sangry.

David Rysdahl has me cornered. I’m playing chess with the Alien: Earth actor in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park (his idea), and his rook is staring down my king from across the board.

However, at the end of Alien: Earth Episode 6 “The Fly,” Kirsch becomes aware of a critical situation that he intentionally hides from Boy Kavalier. This choice, coupled with a weird conversation earlier in the same episode, had us scratching our heads.

Sydney Chandler, Timothy Olyphant, and Alex Lawther star in the FX series created by Noah Hawley, which continued this week.