FX sets premiere date Bear Season 4, Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth And Sterlin Harjo's Low point Starring Ethan Hawke.

Season 4 Bear It will begin Wednesday, June 25th, throughout the afternoon in Hulu, starting at 8pm/5pm EST. The Carnival Release is the retention of FX in the Hulu era; the series will be broadcast internationally on Disney+.

Alien: Earth It will premiere on Tuesday, August 12 on Tuesday, August 12, with two episodes on Hulu at 8 p.m. and airing on FX Cable Channel at 8 p.m. ET; international audiences can play the series on Disney+. Eight episodes will premiere on the next Tuesday.

Drama Series Low point It will premiere on FX on Tuesday, September 23rd. The rest of the eight episodes will premiere once on the next six Tuesdays; the day after each premiere will be released on Hulu. Low point It will be coming to Disney+ internationally.

Season 4 Bear Find Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) and Richard "Richie" Jerimovich (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), and now ready to take the bear (now the name of their fine restaurant) to the "next level" bear.

The season 4 summary reads: “There are new challenges around every corner, and the team must adapt, adjust and overcome.” “This season, the pursuit of excellence is not just about getting better, but also about deciding what is worth sticking to.” (This is where things leave.)

Bear Meanwhile, stars Abby Elliott, Lionel Boyce, Liza Colón-Zayas and Matty Matheson, Oliver Platt and Molly Gordon play repetitive roles. The series was created by Christopher Storer along with Josh Senior, Joanna Calo, Cooper Wehde, Tyson Bidner, Matheson, Hiro Murai and Rene Gube. Courtney Storer is a joint executive producer and culinary producer.

exist Alien: Earth"When the mysterious deep space research ship USCSS Maginot was in the collapsed land on Earth, "Wendy" (Sydney Chandler) and a group of tactical soldiers made a fateful discovery that made them face to face with the greatest threat on Earth," logline reads.

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In 2120, the Earth was managed by five companies: Prodigy, Weyland-Yutani, Lynch, Dynamics and Thresholds. In this corporate age, robots (humans with biological and artificial parts) and synthesis (humanoid robots with artificial intelligence) exist together. But when the Wunderkind founder and CEO of Prodigy Corporation unlocks new technological advancements, the game changes: Hybrid (a humanoid robot that incorporates human consciousness). The first hybrid prototype called "Wendy" marks a new dawn in the race for immortality. After Weyland-Yutani's spacecraft crashed into the City of Prodigy, the mysterious life that Wendy and other hybrids encountered was more terrifying than anyone thought.

Series Timothy Olyphant. Except Hawley, Ridley Scott, David W. Alien: Earth Based on the movie franchise, so some of them EPS.

Black Series Low point From creator, executive producer, writer and director Sterlin Harjo (Book a dogFollowing the “gritty exploitation of citizen journalist Lee Lebong (Hawke), a self-proclaimed “truth” of Tulsa, whose obsession with truth always put him in trouble.”

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Lee lives and works in a rare bookstore hidden in the heart of Tulsa - Tulsa is a local shelter and informal community center. Although Lee is not an idealist, he is strongly committed to exposing corruption and discovering hidden decay in the city, even if it puts him in danger. His constant killing brought him deep into Tulsa's belly and often stayed away from his 14-year-old daughter "Francis" (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), a precocious child who inherited his curiosity and longed to take risks with him. His former "Samantha" (kaniehtiio horn) was angry at Lee's endless dig, but still saw his goodness - especially when they were Francis, one thing they never stopped appearing.

When Lee's latest Exposé was published (a deeper understanding of the powerful Washberg family), it was followed by the suspicious suicide of "Dale Washberg" (Tim Blake Nelson), the family's black sheep, Lee knew he stumbled upon something big. After a trail of a bunch of breadcrumbs, Dale stayed, urging someone to dig into his death, and that's what Lee did. Lee found that the sad widow "Jeanne Tripplehorn" seemed more interested in her brother-in-law "Donald Washberg" (Kyle Maclachlan), a candidate for governor rather than a distant trip to her. The powerful force hopes to prevent Lee from learning more.

Lee also draws the attention of a mysterious stranger, who seems to appear whenever Lee is least expecting: delicate and comfortable, "Marty" (Keith David) shares Lee's appreciation of great literary thoughts and seems to be extremely interested in his investigation of the Washberg family.

In addition to Harjo, the series' leading Ethan Hawke is also in executive production – so are his wife Ryan Hawke and Garrett Basch. All three series are produced by FX Productions.