New Releases: ‘Alien: Earth’ on Hulu and ‘Butterfly’ on Prime Video

This week on Hulu, get ready for some exciting new content with the addition of “Alien: Earth” to the “Alien” franchise. Creator Noah Hawley, known for hits like “Fargo” and “Legion,” takes us to Earth in this gripping new series. The story follows the crash landing of the familiar reptilian creatures, bringing chaos and suspense to our planet. With themes of artificial intelligence, corporate greed, and more, “Alien: Earth” offers a thought-provoking take on the iconic series. Plus, with a talented cast including Babou Ceesay and Timothy Olyphant, it’s sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Meanwhile, Daniel Dae Kim shines in Prime Video’s “Butterfly,” finally getting the leading role he deserves. Playing U.S. intelligence operative David Jung, Kim’s character navigates a world of espionage and family drama. The six-episode series promises action, emotion, and a chance for Kim to showcase his talent as a leading man. It’s a must-watch for fans of thrilling spy dramas.

And in a surprising comeback, “King of the Hill” returns on Hulu with a fresh twist. Hank and Peggy Hill find themselves in a changed Arlen, Texas, offering a satirical look at modern American society. With a mix of humor and social commentary, this revival is a witty reflection of our times. Whether you loved the original series or are new to Arlen, this revival is worth checking out for its sharp wit and entertaining episodes.

If you’re a fan of Seth Rogen, you’ll be happy to hear that his comedy “The Studio” on Apple TV+ and the moody Netflix series “The Sandman” are both back for new seasons. And don’t miss the unexpected pairing of George Clooney and Adam Sandler in the upcoming Netflix film “Jay Kelly,” set to be released in November.

Lastly, Prime Video’s “Ballard” is making waves with audiences, ranking high in the latest streaming ratings. With a growing fan base, this series is one to watch for its intriguing story and engaging characters. Whether you’re into drama, comedy, or sci-fi, there’s something for everyone in this week’s lineup of streaming entertainment.