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After four seasons of exploring every aspect of humanity through Harry Vanderspeigle's eyes, Resident Alien has been announced to conclude after the fourth season, with no plans for a season 5 revival. The hilarious and emotional journey that this show took us on these past few years has finally come to an end with the season 4 finale, which aired on August 8.
It has been a common compliment for this sci-fi drama that it understands the impact of the music on the show. The background score in Resident Alien has one of the most important contributions in setting the exact tone of the scene, be it quirky or emotional. As viewers bid an emotional goodbye to this series and Alan Tudyk's Harry, here is a complete list of the music in the fourth season of the sci-fi comedy drama.
Resident Alien Season 4: A Guide through the sci-fi drama's soundtrack
The fourth and final season of Resident Alien features Harry unable to change into his alien form while another alien impersonates him on Earth in the small town of Patience. Additionally, the show takes a bold yet rewarding step of shifting from Harry's personal struggles to the small town's inhabitants, who are reeling from all the chaos and secrets that come with alien encounters.
The background score this season, much like the previous seasons, does a fantastic job in each episode:
Episode 1: Prisoners
The first episode of the final season featured four songs, one of which is the ever-present Bilgewater by Brown Bird, which plays over the intro. Additionally, these songs were also present in the episode:
Somebody Stole My Thunder by Georgia Fame
Like to Get to Know You by Spanky & Our Gang
Get Me Out of This City by Helen Rose
Episode 2: The Lonely Man
Resident Alien Season 4 Episode 2 featured six songs apart from the intro song by Brown Bird. The songs are as follows:
Love Wins by Lacey Hill
Still Here by Raye Zaragoza
Hard Worker by FREIGHT
Drinkin' You Away by Shady Oaks
Rocky Mountain Rumble by Ray Bull
Alright in the End by Kalyn Fay
Episode 3: Ties That Bind
The third episode of Resident Alien Season 4 featured three songs:
Thousand Watt Work-Out by John Moran
Black White Dark Light by A Creatures Cage
Shocking Reveal by Ray Bull
Episode 4: Truth Hurts
The fourth episode of the final season features Harry and Heather's reunion, but everything isn't as happy-go-lucky as it seems. The background score for the episode included:
What’s My Age Again by blink-182
Come on Little Bird by Brice Davoli & Valerie Deniz
Home by A VOID & James McLean
My Doctor by Katerina Lomis
Desert Hotel by Fort Frances
Episode 5: The Human Condition
As the series inches toward its finale, Harry is struggling in his human form while trying to form a bond with his son. The background score for this episode includes:
Can't Stop by Blue Northern
Darkest Hours by Abby Posner
It's Not Over by Pokey LaFarge
Sweet Tooth by Jonathan Plevyak
Cry by Johnnie Ray
Out of Time by Jacuzzis
Big Ol' Good by Jeremy Pinnell
Episode 6: Soul Providers
In this episode, Harry is forced to face the Galactic council and defend his crimes in front of the Housing council. The background score involves:
All My Favorite People by Over the Rhine
The Moonlight Song by Blaze Foley
Mercy Now by Mary Gauthier
Shake It by Robert Connely Farr
Hooked on a Bad Thing by Psychedelic Soul Crew
Episode 7: Daddy Issues
Harry is forced to prove himself in front of someone from his past, while the background score includes:
Mermaid Inn by Kyle McNeil
I Still Have Your Jacket, Pt. 1 by Taylor Blackwell
The Dreamer by Willie Dunn
Judgment Day by Braithwaite & Whitely
Tennessee Waltz by Patti Page
Episode 8: Mine Town
The eighth episode of Resident Alien Season 4, Episode 8 featured two background scores apart from the theme song. Here are the songs:
Best of Me by Katie Hargrove
Divide and Conquer by The Devil Makes Three
Episode 9: Tunnel Vision
The penultimate episode of Resident Alien Season 4 is a rollercoaster ride of emotions as Harry tries to catch the Mantid and save lives. There aren't any soundtracks featured in the episode, apart from some mysterious and emotional scores when the scenes called for them.
Episode 10: The End is Here
The final episode of Resident Alien Season 4 wraps up all of the storylines while placing Harry in a place where he has to use more than his alien strength to save lives. The background score included:
I Don't Know (What to Believe in) by Brad Byrd
Starships by Nicki Minaj
9 O'Clock Blues by Barry Levenson
Get Together by The Youngbloods
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