10 Years Later, Conan O’Brien’s Weirdest Sci-Fi Series Is Still a Masterpiece

10 Years Later, Conan O'Brien's Weirdest Sci-Fi Series Is Still a Masterpiece




Are we alone in the universe? This question has boggled everyone's mind, and no one can determine whether the answer being yes or no would be scarier. However, while things such as the Wow Signal and Phoenix Lights do exist as seemingly unexplained phenomena that intellectuals are genuinely mesmerized by, those who claim to have met extraterrestrial life are often dismissed as mistaken, lying for their own gain, or labeled as insane. While People of Earth makes no effort to convince its audience that these kinds of people aren't odd, it does propose a comedic yet still frightening hypothetical: what if we aren't alone, and what if those beings have been among us for centuries already?


Are we alone in the universe? This question has boggled everyone's mind, and no one can determine whether the answer being yes or no would be scarier. However, while things such as the Wow Signal and Phoenix Lights do exist as seemingly unexplained phenomena that intellectuals are genuinely mesmerized by, those who claim to have met extraterrestrial life are often dismissed as mistaken, lying for their own gain, or labeled as insane. While People of Earth makes no effort to convince its audience that these kinds of people aren't odd, it does propose a comedic yet still frightening hypothetical: what if we aren't alone, and what if those beings have been among us for centuries already?

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