EPISODE
SEASON
Extant - Season 2
The drama is still going on in a second season. Six months after revealing her dark secrets, Molly is confined to a psychiatric hospital when she finds strange deaths that look similar to those she saw in space. When escaping to investigate, the tracks cross with JD Richter, the police officer who has just logged in to the case. Jeffrey Dean Morgan joins the cast of DJ Richter.
12 June 1980, Oakland, California, USA
August1957, Germany
15 June 1973, Dallas, Texas, USA
11 May 1970, Warwick, Rhode Island, USA
13 December 1970, Dong Ha, Vietnam
7 June 1969, Portland, Oregon, USA
9 April 1981, Belize, Central America
9 March 1962
21 August 1982, Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK
July 06, 2015
"Change Scenario" employed all of the best show reboot tools: there was a time jump, a swift shedding of excess baggage (farewell, John!), and an injection of new blood to get the ball rolling in a new direction.
January 26, 2016
Yes, Season 2 makes concessions to mass appeal. Nonetheless, these make Extant more alive in ways it might have benefitted from had they been there from the start.
June 29, 2015
It's a courageous effort, but still looks like a failure to launch.
July 01, 2015
Confusing, convoluted and never captivating, Extant asks you to worry about many apocalypses but forgets one thing: whoever could care about the end of a world this dull?
July 02, 2015
Berry rallies in the second half of the premiere, seeming to finally embrace the absurdity of the space-invader plot with a "if we're doing this, let's do this" determination.
July 02, 2015
A major makeover doesn't look bad on Extant.
July 08, 2015
With its use of aliens and robots, Extant dares to merge classic science fiction into our everyday lives; so much so, that it starts to feel like it is holding up a mirror to the world we live in today.
July 02, 2015
The love-hate chemistry between Morgan and Berry recalled a Bogart/Bacall noir. Sadly, it will no doubt be wasted by this criminally cack-handed drama.
July 02, 2015
It looks as though Kruger and Shapiro have a handle on how to make Extant more engaging, and Berry's performance certainly seems liberated by the new changes.