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Molly: I went to space on a 13-month solo mission.
I didn't come home alone.
My husband created a lifelike android called a Humanich.
His name is Ethan. He's the prototype.
This is a story about Earth.
Ethan!
A story about family.
A story about surviving.
Previously on Extant: Kryger: I'm sorry, molly.
- I can't let you stand in the way. - Harmon! No...
Harmon!
Girl: He wants you to help him.
If you take him, I can come, too.
Don't shoot me! I know where your family is.
- My family is at home. - No, they're not.
Oh, my god.
Stop!
He needs him.
Don't worry, daddy.
Everything is going to be fine.
Director Sparks is out there somewhere with your baby.
I want you to bring it back to me.
With everything you've done to me?
John, Sparks is out there with the baby.
Yasumoto is gonna send somebody with me.
I just wish you'd come to me instead.
I know. I'm sorry.
Be careful.
I will.
Sorry.
I'm gonna need to take that.
We don't want anyone tracking us.
We need to talk.
Of course.
I-I just spoke to my wife.
She said that you've sent someone to go with her
t-t-to meet this thing.
Yes.
Dr. Mason.
He's extremely capable.
Tha-That's not the point.
I come to you for help.
I-I-I tell you about this... situation,
the danger of this thing,
and you sent my wife off t-to meet it?
It's her child.
It's half her child.
Yet she sees it as her child.
She saw it in the ultrasound.
It has a human form.
That's not the half I'm worried about.
The decision was not mine alone.
Molly has her own opinion in the matter.
She's not thinking rationally.
You helped an emotionally fragile woman
put herself in danger.
I think Ethan and I had better go.
I wish you wouldn't.
As you indicated, Alan Sparks is still out there.
And, thanks to you, so is my wife.
As I said, Dr. Mason is a worthy companion.
I'd feel so much better with you and Ethan here.
Your safety is important to me.
And, of course, to Molly.
Big-picture people, they lose sight of what really matters.
What does that mean?
I think that Yasumoto went about all this
in completely the wrong way.
We'll bring your baby back.
And it won't be a lab-rat situation this time.
It'll be done on your terms.
Thank you.
So, you were doing bio-research on the Seraphim?
Worms.
Viability in orbit?
Exactly.
Everybody thinks the answers are out there.
We have all the proof we need right in front of us.
I was just down in Caracas.
Found these microfossils embedded in meteorites,
with all the biomarkers of terrestrial cyanobacteria.
I mean, these life-forms, they're coming to us.
We don't need to go to them.
I can't imagine what this must mean to you.
Finally getting a chance to see your child.
Ma'am?
Ma'am, look at me. Focus.
Breathe.
The baby's crowning now.
I'm gonna need suction. Ma'am, what is your name?
Molly... (groans)
Oh. Oh, God.
I'm seven-months pregnant.
It is too soon, it's too soon...
Molly, listen to me. You're going to have your baby now.
You don't have time to make it to a hospital.
- I need you to work with me, okay? - Okay, okay, okay.
Oh, God.
Marcus!
Marcus!
Marcus! Oh, no, no!
No! Marcus! No!
No, no, no, no, no, no...
Molly, I need you to focus.
- No! - Look at me.
Your baby's coming.
- Push! - Marcus!
Hey, honey.
I hate to have to tell you this.
The baby didn't make it.
We tried everything we could.
He was just...
too little.
"He"?
It was a boy?
I'm so sorry.
No.
Oh, God. No, no, no.
Oh, sweetheart, come here.
No...
No.
We're about halfway there.
Another hour, maybe. Tops.
Anya?
The last time we were here, she was seven.
I remember she fell in trying to grab a lily pad.
You were so worried she'd get an infection.
It's not fair, Alan, bringing me back here.
I brought Mrs. Wimberley's truck.
My car barely made it up the hill.
Anya, after you see what I want to show you...
if you still want to go, I promise I'll bring you back.
You sure?
Drones don't lie.
This is Anya Sparks' car.
Sparks must have figured out someone could find it.
Had her meet him here, picked her up.
Yeah, the drones didn't think of that.
Now what do you want to do?
They must be hiding someplace in these hills.
Well, you used to be a cop.
Time to act like one.
It looks like a kidnapping case.
This man took a small child.
You should talk to Sheriff Dugan when he gets back.
Sheriff Dugan is currently on a call.
You can wait around for him, if you'd like.
When do you expect him?
Any minute, unless he stopped off for a burger at Jay Jay's.
It's not every day we get to host a couple of Feds.
We'll check back later.
Coming?
Alan, why did you drag me up here?
It won't make any sense if I tell you.
I just have to show you.
This...
This place has too many memories.
I never should have come.
Please, Anya.
You've come this far already.
You know me.
I've never had the kind of faith that helped with anything.
But seeing this...
Just promise me you'll give it a chance.
Give what a chance?
Okay, enough.
Mommy.
She's real.
It's not possible.
You can touch her.
It's not possible.
I was gone...
but now I'm back.
Oh!
Sheriff Dugan, there were two federal agents here about a kidnapping.
They should still be in town
if you'd like to try and find them.
A kidnapping?
Your drone footage from the Wimberley Woods
shows a man who matches their description
of the kidnapper. I've notified Nancy.
And if you'd like,
- I can cross... - (gunshot)
What'd you want to go and do that for, Dugan?
I'm gonna need a BIN number for the requisition form
if it's not blown all to crap.
Nobody gets it, do they?
Gets what?
The miracle of all this. Life...
somewhere else in the universe.
Life that we can...
I mean...
you had a child with it.
So, what was it like?
Your encounter.
I guess the reason I'm asking is
I've heard some pretty hairy stories.
It must've been terrifying.
No. It wasn't.
I'm sorry.
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