What happens to Ethan in Extant?

‘Extant’ Series Finale Recap — Ethan Dies | TVLine.

Is Ethan a robot in Extant?

Pierce Gagnon as Ethan Woods, Molly and John’s son, a humanoid robot and the prototype for the Humanichs Project.

Who killed John Woods Extant?

in season 2 episode 1 he died by train runnning over him and someone lock the doors in car that John can’t get out and save himself.

What is the offspring in Extant?

Molly’s mystery pregnancy turned out to produce “the offspring,” a fast-growing young fella who was half-human, half-alien, and all dullsville. There were conspiracies, and nefarious forces, and finally, I just gave up. Season 1 ended with Ethan, the robot son, sacrificing himself to bring his mother back from space.

What happened to John Woods on Extant?

Season 2 of Extant quickly begins with Molly getting two terrible pieces of news: John cheated on her with Julie, and Ethan is confiscated by the government. Then to add insult to injury, John is killed by faulty robotic machinery.

Who is the star of the new TV show Extant?

“Academy Award Winner Halle Berry to Star in ‘Extant ‘ “. TV by the Numbers. Archived from the original on October 4, 2013. Retrieved June 13, 2014. ^ Jeffery, Morgan (August 8, 2013). “Steven Spielberg new sci-fi drama ‘Extant’ ordered by CBS”.

What is Ethan Embry’s real name?

Ethan Embry. Ethan Philan Randall (born June 13, 1978), known by his stage name Ethan Embry, is an American film and television actor.

Who is Odin in Ethan and the humanichs?

At the Humanichs lab, Charlie discovers an 87-minute gap in Ethan’s programming, and Julie confirms it occurred while Odin was watching Ethan. She discovers Odin is Gavin Hutchinson, who was once arrested for an anti-technology plot.

What happened to John and Ethan in the woods?

Ethan is soon forcibly removed from the Woods home by Homeland Security, and it is revealed that Julie was complicit. John’s self-drive car mysteriously stops on train tracks and he is killed by an oncoming train. Six months later, Molly has been committed for psychiatric treatment.