Invasion: Earth : 6/10 .... 6 episodes on Netflix. That was season one. The only season. It is an interesting concept and I am easily going to make it through all 6 episodes. I'm not sure what I can say without spoiling too much. So here is hte synopsis of epsiode 1:
Episode 1: "The Last War"
England 1944, during the height of the V-2 rocket blitz on England, an unidentified and notably non-German object crashes, devastating the suburb in which it falls. A bomb disposal team arrive on the scene, led by Lt. Charles Tyrell, an Oxford Don and anthropologist, but while searching the scene the soldiers discover two of the crashed craft's occupants; one is shot dead by a soldier while attempting to flee the scene (much to Tyrell's dismay), while the other occupant falls out of the craft, badly injured by the crash. It soon becomes apparent that the occupants are not human, with their domed heads and speckled pale skin. Tyrell establishes a rapport with the survivor, just as Military Intelligence arrives.
The action then moves to Scotland, 1998, and a joint RAF / NATO airforce base. Flight Lt. Chris Drake and his navigator, Jerry Llewellyn, are two Tornado aircrew scrambled to intercept an unidentified craft over the North Sea. During the ensuing encounter, both the base and the interceptors are seemingly attacked by a weapon that shuts off their power and disables all their instruments, so Drake impulsively acts against orders and shoots down the UFO. In the process, his own craft is damaged and he and Llewellyn must eject over the ocean. Drake is recovered alive but Llewellyn suffers serious injuries during ejection and dies in the sea before he can be rescued. The guilt-ridden Drake is grounded as a result of his hasty actions.
At the same time a local group of government-sponsored university students, who moonlight as amateur SETI watchers, pick up a strange transmission aimed at the far reaches of space. Led by Dr Amanda Tucker, the group comes to the conclusion that this is an extraterrestrial message. After hearing rumours of the UFO encounter, Tucker heads for Scotland, where she meets and after a fortuitous meeting she joins forces with Drake. After uncovering some of the truth behind the events, they are reluctantly recruited by NATO commander Reece (Fred Ward) (who believes the transmission to be terrestrial rather than alien) to decipher its meaning.
Meanwhile, RAF personnel race to hunt down and capture the downed UFO pilot and recover his craft. Equipped with alien technology, including a cloaking device, the pilot evades them (despite being wounded by a pursuers) but he finally stops a motorist, who takes him to hospital. Once located by the military and stripped of his strange garb and apparatus, the pilot is found to be none other than Tyrell, who refuses to communicate with his captors, even though they assume him to be a test pilot for a foreign nation's air-force. Meanwhile Tucker's associate, computer wiz Nick Shay (Paul J. Medford) discovers that the signal sent by the alien craft has in fact been intercepted and jammed by another force, and he suggests that they might be dealing with two distinct alien races who may be in conflict with each other.