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Extant<\/em> @ Wikipedia<\/a>
\nExtant<\/em> @ IMDb<\/a><\/p>\n

Synopsis:<\/em> Molly Woods has returned from a months-long mission in space.
\nThis whole trip she was alone. Yet when she returns she is pregnant.
\nAt home her son is waiting for her. Except he’s not technically her son but a synthetic being trying to behave like a real human.<\/p>\n

My Opinion:<\/em> This is one of the rare occasions where I turned off halfway through the pilot and never bothered to tune in again.
\nThe main reason for this was: I was bored by it.
\nThe secondary reason was that this pilot felt like it tried to cram every subject ever brought up by science fiction into it.
\nYou have the Pinocchio and the discussion what makes someone human. What is a soul.
\nYou have a pregnant woman who didn’t have sex.
\nShe also sees dead people without being Haley Joel Osment.
\nIt was just too much and boring at the same time.<\/p>\n