Sadly, Alan Tudyk’s beloved sci-fi show,Resident Alien, has been cancelled, but the actor does have another sci-fi fantasy series that is still ongoing. NBCUniversal recently announced thecancellation ofResident Alienafter season 4. The show will still finish airing its final episodes over the coming weeks.
After moving from Syfy to USA Network for its fourth season,Resident Alien’s cast and crew anticipatedthat it might be the show’s final season, allowing them to satisfactorily bring the characters' stories to a close. While it will be undeniably sad to seeAlan Tudyk’s Harry Vanderspeigle’s storyend, Tudyk does have another great sci-fi series to check out.
Alan Tudyk’s WondLa Is Another Great Sci-Fi Show To Continue Watching After Resident Alien
The Animated Series Features Plenty Of Aliens
AfterResident Alienends on July 02, 2025,fans of the series should check out Tudyk’s animated sci-fi fantasy series on Apple TV+,WondLa.The series centers on a teenage girl named Eva who begins the series living in an underground bunker, cared for by a robot called M.U.T.H.R.
However, when her bunker is destroyed, Eva must venture up to the planet’s surface, where she learns that the world is not at all what she anticipated.Eva finds herself surrounded by aliens, some who want to harm her and some whom she ultimately befriends, while she ventures across the planet Orbona in search of other humans.
WondLais great from the outset. The voice acting (including Tudyk’s) is impressive, the animation is stellar, and the plot is gripping. On this front, the show heats up even more with season 1’s ending and big reveal.Tudyk’s role as Cadmus Pryde also becomes even more important in season 2, giving fans something to look forward to.
Apple TV+ Still Hasn’t Officially Confirmed WondLa Season 3
The Show’s Creator Has Already Teased Its Return
Currently,WondLahas two seasons streaming on Apple TV+. Season 1 aired in June 2024, and season 2 aired in April 2025. This quick turnaround between seasons is very impressive and bodes well forWondLaseason 3. However,Apple TV+ has not yet officially confirmed that the show has been renewed.
While the streamer has not yet announced thatWondLawill continue on to season 3, the show’s creators and crew have already shared their own confirmations.
While the streamer has not yet announced thatWondLawill continue on to season 3, the show’s creators and crew have already shared their own confirmations. In an April 2025 interview with showrunner Bobs Gannaway and executive producer and author Tony DiTerlizzi, the pair toldAIPT Comicsthat the show will continue.
Gannaway stated “it even gets bigger and better in season 3,” hinting at what’s to come in Eva’s adventure. Likewise, the supervising director, Andrew Schmidt, and the show’s composer, Joy Ngiaw, confirmed that they have already begun working onWondLaseason 3, making it a promising sci-fi replacement afterResident Alien’s cancellation.
