Resident Alien

Asta is a kind nurse who becomes Harry's friend.

The Greys are aliens who want to save their planet.

D'arcy is a quirky woman who runs the local bar and becomes friends with the alien.

Harry's real name is not revealed, but he is an alien from the planet Hythloth.

The agency wants to capture and study the alien to learn about advanced technology.

The alien planet is called Hythloth.

Ben is the mayor of Patience and a friend to Harry.

The General is in charge of the secret government agency.

Yes, Harry can change his appearance to look human.

Harry's species is not named, but they are from the planet Hythloth.

Harry is an alien who crash-landed on Earth and took on the form of a human doctor.

Deputy Liv is a curious and smart police officer in Patience.

The Greys want to find a way to save their dying planet.

Sheriff Mike is the well-meaning but often clueless sheriff of Patience.

The secret government agency is a group trying to find and control alien life.

The abduction device is used by aliens to bring people aboard their ship for study or other purposes.

The General leads the secret agency and is determined to capture the alien.

Max is a young boy who is one of the first to realize Harry is an alien.

Harry's mission is to kill all humans and destroy Earth, but he changes his mind.

Harry came from the planet Hythloth.

Harry's powers are natural to his alien species.

The General's goal is to capture the alien and its technology for the government.

Sahar is a resourceful young girl who helps Harry.

The alien that crashed was Harry, who then took on a human form.

Kate is the wife of the town doctor Harry impersonates, and she becomes suspicious of him.

At first, the townspeople are mostly confused and suspicious of Harry. As they get to know him better, some become his friends, while others remain wary of his strange behavior.

The alien technology includes advanced tools and devices that Harry uses, some of which are capable of complex tasks and even changing his appearance.

Yes, the show is based on the "Resident Alien" comic books created by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse.

The show has emotional moments involving Harry learning about human feelings, forming bonds with people like Asta, and dealing with his desire to go home.

The alien's creator is referred to as the "Grand E.T.A." and is part of a larger alien society. The specifics of their creation are not fully detailed but imply a structured alien civilization.

At the end of season 1, Harry decides to stay on Earth to protect it from another alien threat, realizing he has formed connections with the townspeople. He also works to prevent the destruction of a secret alien device.

Some major plot twists include the revelation that Harry is not the only alien on Earth, the existence of a secret government agency hunting aliens, and the realization that Harry's mission was not what he initially believed.

The humor comes from Harry's misunderstanding of human customs, his deadpan reactions to everyday situations, and the quirky characters in the town of Patience.

At the end of season 2, Harry and his friends manage to stop the alien threat from Earth, but a new danger emerges with the arrival of alien hunters. Harry also accepts his role as protector of Earth.

The show explores themes of belonging, found family, and understanding different perspectives. It suggests that even those who feel like outsiders can find a home and make a difference.

The TV show "Resident Alien" was developed by Chris Sheridan.

Harry faces challenges such as hiding his alien identity, understanding human emotions and social cues, dealing with threats from other aliens and government agents, and grappling with his desire to return home.

Harry's presence on Earth initially seems to be for destruction, but it evolves into a mission of protection as he learns about humanity and forms relationships. His presence forces humans to confront the unknown and consider their place in the universe.

Initially, Harry wants to complete his mission of destroying Earth and go home. However, as the series progresses, his desires shift towards protecting his new friends and finding a sense of belonging on Earth.

The main characters include Harry Vanderspeigle (an alien in disguise), Asta Twelvetrees (a nurse and Harry's friend), Sheriff Mike Thompson, Deputy Liv Baker, and D'arcy Bloom.

Harry's initial purpose on Earth was to kill all humans and prepare the planet for destruction. However, this purpose changes as he becomes more integrated into human society and develops empathy.

Harry's fate is to remain on Earth, protecting it from alien threats and continuing to learn about humanity. He finds a home and purpose among the people he once intended to destroy.

While Harry initially wanted to leave Earth, he chooses to stay to protect it and his friends. His future on Earth seems to be one of continued involvement and protection.

Information about the end of season 3 is not yet available as the season has not aired.

Harry's presence introduces advanced alien knowledge and technology, and his interactions with humans challenge their understanding of life and their place in the universe. He also inspires some to be more open-minded and accepting.

The show is a science fiction comedy-drama. It blends elements of alien encounters, mystery, humor, and personal drama.

The alien technology works in advanced ways that are not always fully explained but allow Harry to perform complex tasks, such as manipulating matter, communicating remotely, and altering his appearance.

The show is set in the small, fictional town of Patience, in the state of Washington.

Harry's mission originated from his alien race, which sent him to Earth with the intention of destroying humanity and preparing the planet for their own use.

Initially, Harry desperately wants to go home. However, as he forms bonds with people on Earth, his desire to leave diminishes, and he finds a new sense of home and purpose there.

The TV show 'Resident Alien' is based on a comic book series of the same name by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse.

The show is primarily filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.