In the bustling town of Patience, Colorado, an extraterrestrial known only as Harry (Alan Tudyk) has been living among humans for quite some time. Initially sent to Earth with a mission to wipe out humanity, Harry’s perspective changed when he became entangled in the intricacies of human life and formed unexpected bonds with the townsfolk. Now, as Season 4 begins, Harry finds himself not only trying to hide his true identity but also grappling with his growing feelings for Asta (Sara Tomko), a local nurse who has become his confidante and friend.

The move from Syfy to USA Network brings a new chapter for our alien protagonist. With a reduced budget, the focus shifts more towards character development and less on elaborate special effects. This allows viewers to delve deeper into Harry’s internal struggle as he questions his loyalty to his own kind and ponders whether Earth could truly be his home.

Season 4 also introduces new challenges for Harry. The government has caught wind of his presence, and a relentless agent is determined to uncover the truth about the alien living in Patience. Meanwhile, Harry’s extraterrestrial origins are becoming harder to conceal as more and more townspeople begin to suspect that something isn’t quite right with their beloved doctor.

Amidst all this turmoil, Harry must also confront the possibility of returning to his home planet, a decision that would mean leaving behind everything he has come to cherish on Earth. As the stakes rise and secrets are revealed, Harry’s journey becomes one of self-discovery and belonging, making Season 4 an emotional rollercoaster for both Harry and the audience.

‘Resident Alien’ continues to blend humor with heart as it explores themes of identity, friendship, and what it means to be human.