This series was an item of my March watchlist.
This Apple series is star-studded because it starrs Eiza González (Netflix’s “I Care A Lot), Tobey Maguire (“Babylon”), Forest Whitaker (“Andor”),Meryl Streep (“Don’t Look Up”),Nick Kroll (“Big Mouth”), just to name a few.
This series was directed by Gregory Jacobs (“Magic Mike 3”) and Michael Morris (“Better Call Saul”).
This series was released on Friday, March 17th 2023 on Apple TV Plus. It was tv Mature.
This series is a drama and mystery.
This series has eight episodes in its first season. It’s first-three-episode was released also on Friday, March 17th 2023.
Onto the premise: Unanticipated stories of how the upcoming changes to our planet will affect love, faith, work and family on a personal and human scale.
In episode one, As nations fight over Earth’s fate, Rebecca, Marshall, and Junior all see their plans go up in smoke.
In episode two, Rebecca, a marine biologist, strives to connect with a humpback whale (voiced by Meryl Streep) before it’s too late.
In episode three, As Miami’s waters rise, Rabbi Zucker gets an intriguing offer from the father (David Schwimmer) of a young woman preparing for her bat mitzvah.
In episode Four,Jonathan (Edward Norton) suspects his ex-wife’s (Indira Varma) latest invention–a pilotless, solar-powered plane–isn’t what it seems.
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In the season finale, the episode eight,
This is not based on real life since it’s a projection of the future. This is based on what the world could look like if global temperatures keep rising at the pace they currently are. Climate change deniers want to deny fossil fuel is responsible and want to pretend this is just how nature works and that in time things will be back to normal. They don’t want to inconvenience their own lives to help future lives so they make up excuses so they don’t have to change their ways. In Texas, they’re trying to change how climate change is taught in schools because they don’t want to blame the Fossil Fuel industry claiming it’s the Fossil Fuel industry that paid for the schools. So they acknowledge the truth but don’t want future generations to learn about it because they’re paid off by Big Oil.
Extrapolation is a solid sci-fi TV show that delivers a fascinating and thought-provoking storyline. The show features high production value and excellent visual effects that bring the story’s world to life.
The pacing of the show is good, with each episode leaving you wanting more. The writers have done an excellent job of developing the show’s characters, making them interesting and relatable. You’ll find yourself invested in their individual journeys and rooting for them throughout the series.
The show’s plot explores the concept of time travel, and the writers have done an excellent job of weaving together multiple timelines to create a cohesive narrative. The story is both intelligent and entertaining, and it will keep you engaged from start to finish.
Overall, Extrapolation is a must-watch for fans of sci-fi TV shows. It offers a captivating storyline, great visuals, and well-developed characters, making it an all-around excellent viewing experience.
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