Pilot
- Episode aired Jan 27, 2021
- TV-14
- 47m
IMDb RATING
8.0/10
3.8K
YOUR RATING
An alien hiding in a small Colorado town meets the locals when they ask him to help solve a murder.An alien hiding in a small Colorado town meets the locals when they ask him to help solve a murder.An alien hiding in a small Colorado town meets the locals when they ask him to help solve a murder.
Anthony Moyer
- Alien Harry
- (as Anthony David Moyer)
Gerardo Barcala
- Patron
- (uncredited)
Peter Brown
- Film Crew
- (uncredited)
James Oneill
- Assistant Bartender
- (uncredited)
Featured reviews
Wow! What a superb pilot episode! Smart, funny, articulate.
Well done! Resident Alien is a keeper!
Well done! Resident Alien is a keeper!
Loved the first episode. There were few places that it was funny, all actors felt good in their roles. The twist at the ending twist could have been predictable, but for me it was quite a fun shock. overall strong episode looking forvard to next week
10mishkest
A murderous but empathetic alien that embodies the best of humanity juxtaposed with characters embodying the worst of humanity. Dark, fast humour, reminiscent of Deadpool sparkles through the plot threads. Absolutely refreshing and watch worthy. Hope it makes many seasons.
Tudyk is really in his element here. He's a master of sci-fi in general and beautiful as a fish-out-of-water alien getting used to how we do things in a small Colorado town. I love everything about his performance. Also, I'm from a small Colorado town, and they NAILED the look and feel. Just beautiful. Wonderful, interesting, exciting premise, the story here, the plot is absolutely ripe with opportunities that are not wasted. How refreshing and original! The dialog, the writing is outstanding. World-class. The special effects are so good, one tends to accept them as reality instead of recognizing them as special effects. I immediately enjoy the look, the feel, the pace. Terrific directing by David Dobkin, whose work I wasn't aware of, but it's clear he is hyper-competent. Supporting cast are excellent and interesting and in only one episode, seem multi-dimensional, each in his/her own way. To put it very concisely, this episode, and more generally, the concept and the series is supremely entertaining from start to finish. I can't wait to see the rest of it.
I went in cautious (cause I really like Alan Tudyk and I can't seem to find a good comedy nowadays) and I didn't wanted to be disappointed again ... but this exceeded my expectations, it's really good, and very original. Can't wait to see more!
Did you know
- TriviaThe mention of 59 died to save 1 in a mine disaster, is actually based on a real life mining disaster at the Jokerville Mine, in Crested Butte, Colorado. The disaster occurred on January 24, 1884.
- GoofsAsta asks Harry to pick her up at 10 and take her to her cabin to pick up her stuff. Harry spent time in the morning looking for his missing equipment in bright sunlight before picking up Asta and heading to her cabin. When they arrived at the cabin, the sun is barely cracking the horizon. It is obviously barely past sunrise.
- Quotes
Harry Vanderspeigle: [voiceover] The answer's simple. It's nighttime. I'll just break into that kid's house and kill him. I'll say one thing about whiskey. It's allowing me to make smart, rational, decisions.
- ConnectionsFeatures Law & Order: Bounty (2003)
- SoundtracksRide On
Performed by C.S. Armstrong
[1 panning over the lake to the boat]
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