Extrapolations' civic-minded storytelling is so sprawling that it never coheres into a satisfying whole, although its sheer star power and good intentions make for a mildly intriguing lecture. Read critic reviews
Extrapolations (2023)
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Episodes
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1. 2037: A Raven Story
Air date: Mar 17, 2023
As nations fight over Earth's fate, Rebeccca, Marshall and Junior see their plans go up in smoke.
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2. 2046: Whale Fall
Air date: Mar 17, 2023
Rebecca, a marine biologist, strives to connect with a humpback whale before it's too late.
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3. 2047: The Fifth Question
Air date: Mar 17, 2023
As Miami's waters rise, Rabbi Zucker gets an intriguing offer from the father of a young woman preparing for her bat mitzvah.
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4. 2059: Face of God
Air date: Mar 24, 2023
Jonathan suspects his ex-wife's latest invention -- a pilotless, solar-powered plane -- isn't what it seems.
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5. 2059 Part II: Nightbirds
Air date: Mar 31, 2023
In Mumbai, small-time criminal Gaurav and his unexpected companion, Neel, must complete a high-stakes mission.
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Air date: Apr 7, 2023
In the near future, the effects of climate change have become embedded into people's everyday lives; eight interwoven stories explore the intimate, life-changing choices that must be made when the planet is changing faster than the population.
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Air date: Apr 14, 2023
In the near future, the effects of climate change have become embedded into people's everyday lives; eight interwoven stories explore the intimate, life-changing choices that must be made when the planet is changing faster than the population.
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Air date: Apr 21, 2023
In the near future, the effects of climate change have become embedded into people's everyday lives; eight interwoven stories explore the intimate, life-changing choices that must be made when the planet is changing faster than the population.
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Extrapolations is a point in search of a plot.
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It was like a parody minus the humor.
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Gripping sci fi catastrophic drama with a focus on human nature
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Beautifully filmed and acted. I've read reviews that hate it because it's too negative. If anything, I think it's hopeful. It's challenging and thought provoking.
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This is a stunning rendering of power, choices, denial and outcomes happening in real time today as it projects consequences for the near-tomorrow. It's well-written and we'll-acted. Those who pan it are part of the stories - the big space between the lines.
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I could not make it through the first episode. I felt asleep, and seeing the general boring tone I am not watching any other episodes.
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Actually I'm loving this series. Can't wait for each episode. We need to envision where our current actions and inactions may lead us.
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Cringe-worthy performances, unspeakably bad dialogue, bad compositing and VFX. And who thought Daveed Diggs could pull this off (probably the most superficial, self-aware, performative, and blobby delivery of a role I've seen in recent memory!) How did this person get cast? Apple TV.... seriously?? What happened to curation and quality?
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Both sanctimonious and cliche. Evil billionaires, idiotic diplomatic discussions...it's all painfully written and so obvious. A real shame as this should have been the Day After for our time. Sadly, it's just unwatchable.
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It's not funny. It totally kills me. Not because it's bad, but because it shows a terrible truth - our downfall.
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