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Here’s all you need to know about Marvel Zombies Episode 5’s release date and time.

As of today, FX hasn’t officially announced whether or not *Alien: Earth* will get a second season. However, the show’s creator, Noah Hawley, has said they are talking about it and he’s been developing ideas. He mentioned that the show’s international success was promising, and FX likes to take its time when making decisions about renewals.

Jimmy Kimmel dedicated a significant part of his show to defending the First Amendment, particularly after Stephen Colbert’s show was canceled in July. He expressed feeling ashamed that he hadn’t fully appreciated this freedom until seeing what happened to Colbert and the pressure put on local stations to cancel *his* show as well, which he called illegal, un-American, and dangerous. Kimmel then showed a clip of Donald Trump celebrating the supposed “firing” of *JKL* and claiming low ratings, to which Kimmel quipped, “Well, I do tonight.” He concluded his nearly 20-minute segment by emphasizing that any government attempt to silence a comedian disliked by the president is a threat to American values.

The new Star Wars show on streaming, *LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy: Pieces of the Past*, playfully referenced a famous line from *Episode II* by revealing something Anakin dislikes even more than sand.

As of today, FX hasn’t decided whether to cancel or renew ‘Alien: Earth’ for a second season. However, given how the first season ended and recent discussions, another season is still a possibility.

There isn’t a set format for each episode of *The Lowdown* – not yet, anyway. The show simply follows Lee, and he’s incredibly unpredictable, bouncing from one thing to the next. He’s completely unprepared for a normal weekend with his daughter. Instead of taking care of himself, he leaves a mess at a gas station and tries to cover up his injuries with heavy makeup and a hat, making it clear he’s not ready to be a dad.

A fan account, @thedistrictdispatch, shared a photo on September 22, 2025, of a poster used in the upcoming film. The poster, designed like those seen in the Capitol, features the character Zada and declares “Our Victor.” It also shows a younger Haymitch shortly after he won the 50th Hunger Games. The photo was taken on set in Germany by @4gewinnt66, giving fans their first look at the actor playing Haymitch.

Here’s the full ending explained for Alien: Earth’s finale.

We’re introduced to Lee as he’s stealing a painting from a club filled with wealthy, conservative businessmen. It’s a scene that highlights how ordinary people can hold a lot of power. While there, he confronts Frank, a local developer known for buying up Black-owned businesses in Tulsa, likely with questionable intentions. By day, Lee owns a used bookstore, but he spends his nights as an investigative journalist, focusing on crime and corruption. He seems to gauge his success by how many ‘bad guys’ he manages to upset each day.

At breakfast, a strange meal of steaks is served, and everyone struggles to eat it with plastic forks and knives. Heather shares that she’s looking forward to having an empty nest, while Bronwyn admits she isn’t ready for her daughter to leave. Just when it seems like they’ll connect over this, the conversation shifts. Heather feels judged for being excited about her daughter’s independence, but really, they’re both experiencing the same bittersweet emotions – just in different ways.