'Resident Alien' Courtesy of Syfy Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text The team behind Resident Alien is still coming to terms with the sci-fi show's end after its cancellation was revealed midway through season four. Ahead of Resident Alien's season four finale airing Aug. 8 on USA Network and Syfy, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed on Thursday that the series has been canceled. Alan Tudyk, Sara Tomko, Corey Reynolds and Alice Wetterlund are among the stars of the project that centers on Harry (Tudyk), an alien who lands on Earth and assumes the identity of a small-town doctor while developing a fondness for mankind. Related Stories TV 'Star Trek' Goes Full Gen Z in First Trailer for 'Starfleet Academy' Movies 'Coyote vs. Acme' Debuts First Footage as Will Forte Reflects on Salvaged Film: "I Had Given Up Hope" "It is bittersweet," Reynolds tells THR during a video interview with the show's team from San Diego Comic-Con. "We're all grateful for the opportunity. With what we know about what's coming in the storytelling [in] these last three episodes, it creates the perfect environment for someone to come in and watch our show from top to bottom and get a full meal, the whole thing." The actor continues, "When you love something, you never want to let it go. All of us bring a tremendous amount of love for this project, for the people we work with, for the people we work for. And so it's always hard to let go of that. It is tough. I wasn't ready. I'm still not ready." Chris Sheridan explains to THR that he had seen "the writing on the wall" ahead of working on season four regarding this likely being the series' final run. "When myself and the rest of the writers were arcing out the season, we had that in mind," he says. "We wanted to give the show an ending. So coming into the season, I told the actors, 'I think this is probably the last season, so let's appreciate it.'" Sheridan reveals that the team experienced "special, sad days" while making season four with the assumption that the show would be saying goodbye. "To see that possibly go away, to feel that was difficult," he adds. "But also, it was way better than being at home after the season and getting a call, and that stuff you love is gone. We were able to grieve with each other for a year and live through it." Coy Jandreau contributed reporting. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Live Feed 'Star Trek' Goes Full Gen Z in First Trailer for 'Starfleet Academy' just for laughs Why Stand-up Legend George Wallace Can't Get Off the Stage After 49 Years in Comedy: "I'm Living My Dream" Lindsay Lohan Anthony Anderson "Regrets" If 2003 Lindsay Lohan Interview "Intended as Comedy" Was in "Poor Taste" Live Feed David Letterman Rips CBS Over 'Late Show' Cancellation: "Pure Cowardice" The Boys 'Gen V' Season 2 Trailer Promises Uncovered Secrets, Lots of Blood The West Wing Rob Lowe Reveals Milk Carton Prank He Pulled Around 'West Wing' Exit Live Feed 'Star Trek' Goes Full Gen Z in First Trailer for 'Starfleet Academy' just for laughs Why Stand-up Legend George Wallace Can't Get Off the Stage After 49 Years in Comedy: "I'm Living My Dream" Lindsay Lohan Anthony Anderson "Regrets" If 2003 Lindsay Lohan Interview "Intended as Comedy" Was in "Poor Taste" Live Feed David Letterman Rips CBS Over 'Late Show' Cancellation: "Pure Cowardice" The Boys 'Gen V' Season 2 Trailer Promises Uncovered Secrets, Lots of Blood The West Wing Rob Lowe Reveals Milk Carton Prank He Pulled Around 'West Wing' Exit