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Episode 4 of Alien: Earth, titled "Observation", lived up to its name. Almost every character was either watching, testing, or being watched. From Kersh quietly monitoring Slightly, to Wendy being ...

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Australian star Essie Davis does her best to avoid spoilers as she speaks to DQ about her part in Alien: Earth, the ethical battles facing her character’s role in changing the face of humanity and why ...