‘Resident Alien’ cast speak up about cancellation

Resident Alien has been cancelled after four seasons, much to the shock of the fans, and the cast are now giving their thoughts on the news.

Starring Alan Tudyk, Elizabeth Bowen, Sara Tomko and others, it was created by Chris Sheridan based on the comics of the same name, written by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse.

Alan Tudyk took to Threads to remark, “It was a hell of a fun playground to play in. Laughter through the tears.”

Playing the role of Asta Twelvetrees, Sara Tomko posted a series of photos from the set of the show, and wrote, “The news dropped today that our beloved @residentalien series is coming to an end. It will take time for me to process and digest this fully, I’m sure… and I will definitely be sharing BTS photos of our many years together in time.”

She continued, “For now, I can say with a full heart that this show changed my life completely. We managed to make it this far despite covid and two industry strikes. Every season we were told how lucky we were to still have a job and I can say with full certainty that luck had nothing to do with it because this cast, our chemistry, our crew, our circumstances, our strength was always held up by an incredible team of writers, producers and our ever-growing fans whose unwavering loyalty kept us enduring. I will never forget this time in my life nor the effect this show had on all of us. Thank you for your love and support.”

The face behind Deputy Liv Baker, Elizabeth Bowen explained, “We’re OK. We’ve been thinking that this season was probably our last ever since we got renewed for season 4. This is just confirmation. Thanks to everyone who has supported the show and continues to support us. We love you. Three more episodes.”

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