'Resident Alien' Season 2 Has Started Filming & It's Taking Over Vancouver (PHOTOS)

Downtown Vancouver is New York City for the day. 🏙️🗽

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The second season of Resident Alien is being filmed across Vancouver, and locals are loving it.

The SYFY show stars Alan Tudyk, who plays an alien that recently crash-landed on earth on a secret mission. Based on a comic book series, the science fiction show is a blend of mystery and comedy.

Syfy's Resident Alien - Official Trailer (2021) Alan Tudykwww.youtube.com

On Wednesday, the streets of downtown Vancouver were turned into New York City, with the pizza and all. The popular downtown pizza spot, Pizza 2001, was transformed into Demelio's Pizzeria.

Tudyk was captured by onlookers with his co-star Sara Tomko, having a quick bite in between takes.

There seems to be no shortage of laughs on set.

The popular series was also seen filming in North Van.

Keep your eyes peeled for more celeb sightings as they continue to film the second season.

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