Resident Alien

Though British, 'Doctor Who' offers a classic sci-fi adventure with an alien protagonist who, much like Harry from 'Resident Alien,' explores human society. The long-running series' mix of humor, drama, and time-traveling escapades should appeal to similar audiences.

Created by and starring Seth MacFarlane, 'The Orville' is a space exploration dramedy that balances its science fiction setting with comedy and social commentary, appealing to fans of 'Resident Alien's' humorous and thought-provoking storytelling.

Capturing the small-town vibe with a cast of eccentric characters, 'Northern Exposure' shares the fish-out-of-water theme evident in 'Resident Alien,' despite the lack of aliens, engaging audiences with its charm and humor.

This drama series takes a more serious tone but connects with 'Resident Alien' through the narrative of aliens on Earth and the blending of their lives with human companions, layered with romance and government secrets.

Alien encounters and comedic elements are at the forefront of 'People of Earth,' where a support group for alien abductees uncovers a conspiracy. Its blend of oddball humor and extraterrestrial themes will resonate with viewers who enjoy the lighter side of sci-fi.