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Alien Invasion Series Grips Netflix Viewers
5 Mar
Summary
- Falling Skies, an award-winning sci-fi series, is captivating new Netflix audiences.
- The show, created with Steven Spielberg as executive producer, originally aired from 2011-2015.
- Viewers praise the gripping plot and tense atmosphere, calling it "totally hooked".

Netflix viewers are enthusiastically embracing the award-winning science fiction series, Falling Skies. Originally broadcast between 2011 and 2015 across five seasons, the show has found a new audience on the streaming platform.
Set six months after a global alien invasion, Falling Skies centers on the 2nd Massachusetts Militia Regiment. Noah Wyle stars as Tom Mason, a history professor who becomes the reluctant second-in-command of the resistance. The series was co-created by Robert Rodat, with Hollywood heavyweight Steven Spielberg serving as an executive producer.
New viewers have expressed significant engagement with the series. Online comments highlight how "gripping" and "tense" the show is, with many admitting to being "totally hooked." Despite its acclaim and production pedigree, some viewers note that the show may not receive the high budget it deserves, but remains highly entertaining and non-repetitive.
Other acclaimed shows have also garnered attention on Netflix, including the true crime documentary series Accused: Did I Do It? This 10-part series, which first aired in 2025, explores the stories of individuals accused of serious crimes in the US, featuring first-person testimonies and insights from law enforcement. It has also left viewers captivated by its twists and shocking revelations.




