In 1947 something extra-terrestrial crashed into Roswell and 42 years later, hybrid descendants Max Evans (Jason Behr, The Shipping News), Isabel Evans (Katherine Heigl, Bride of Chucky) and Michael Guerin (Brendan Fehr, Biker Boyz) emerged from their incubation pods looking like six year old human children. They were eventually found roaming the desert and adopted by parents who knew nothing of their inner conflicts or supernatural gifts.

One day when classmate Liz Parker (Shiri Appleby, Swimfan) gets caught in crossfire at the town’s Crashdown Café, Max rushes to her side and overcome by his lifelong crush on her, heals her with his hands risking exposing the group’s alien identities.

The connection that took place in the café is strong and the two teenagers see into each other’s souls. Liz and Max are a modern day Romeo and Juliet – drawn to each other but unable to be together – they really are world’s apart!

Liz can’t help but tell her best friend Maria (Majandra Delfino, Traffic) and their childhood buddy - the geeky Alex Whitman (Colin Hanks, Orange County). Thrust into protecting their new friends and questioning everyone’s intentions, they must all survive in a town obsessed with finding and experimenting on alien life forms.

Can they trust the town’s Sheriff Valenti (William Sadler, Die Hard 2) or his son, Liz’s ex-boyfriend Kyle (Nick Wechsler, Chicks, Man)? Who can lead them closer to finding out who they are and where they have come from? The arrival of a fourth alien, Tess (Emilie de Ravin, Carrie) brings the hope of more answers, but also threatens the foundations of Liz and Max’s happiness.

Written and produced by Jason Katims (My So Called Life) and David Butter (Smallville, The X-Files), Roswell is a truly cosmic show...  Don't trust is, see for yourself!

...Welcome To Roswell...