Netflix’s Best-Kept Sci-Fi Secret Has A 97% Score—You Must Watch(Photo Credit –Instagram)

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Netflix has something unusual up its sleeve again: an offbeat sci-fi comedy named Resident Alien. It’s already boasting a massive 97 percent critic score on Rotten Tomatoes. Well, that’s no small feat, especially in a genre that often struggles to balance the weird with the funny, and now, with its fourth season landing soon, fans who’ve stuck around this long are in for more.

Resident Alien Plot

Resident Alien isn’t your usual extraterrestrial invasion story. The story starts with an alien arriving on Earth with only one job: to wipe out the human race. It sounds simple, I know, but it’s not. After taking over the body of a dead doctor in a small Colorado town, the alien finds himself stuck in human form, pretending to be Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle. Thus, the problem arises as the alien finds itself in an awkward position because it is clueless about human behavior and way too curious for someone who’s supposed to be erasing the planet.

As Harry fumbles through small-town life, he somehow ends up investigating a murder he didn’t commit. Along the way, he starts developing an inconvenient fondness for the very people he planned to destroy. But not everyone is fooled, as a sharp 10-year-old boy, Max, sees right through him and doesn’t let it go.

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