WATCH ‘Extant’ Episode 7 AND 8 Live Stream Online Free: Will Halle Berry’s Character Molly Find Her Baby In Tonight’s Back-To-Back Eps?
Watch CBS' "Extant" episode 7 and 8 live stream online free here tonight! Tonight will serve up two back-to-back episodes of "Extant," where Halle Berry's character Molly Woods will try to find the baby that was taken from her. Find out if she can track down her child in "Extant" episode 7 and 8 live stream online free here, titled "More in Heaven and Earth" and "Incursion."
If you can't make it to a TV on Wednesday, August 20 by 9pm to catch "Extant" TV show episode 7 and episode 8, airing at 10pm, on CBS, click here to watch online via a free live stream!
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The episode synopsis for episode 7, "More in Heaven and Earth," reads: "Molly searches for her baby and becomes convinced the agency took the child. Meanwhile, John discovers startling advancements in Ethan's programming; and Kern holds Kryger hostage in an attempt to recover the incriminating video he stole from the ISEA."
The episode synopsis for the following episode 8, "Incursion," reads: "Molly learns her baby is alive, and sets out with Kern and Kryger to intercept the child before Sparks and Yasumoto can relocate him. Meanwhile, John struggles to keep up with Ethan's rapid development."
According to the Toronto Sun, "Extant" shifted from its 9pm time slot to 10pm due to Halle Berry's TV series' disappointing ratings in comparison to "Under the Dome," CBS' summer event series last year," the Toronto Sun reports.
However, tonight's episode will begin at 9pm, and the second back-to-back episode will air at 10pm.
Also, IGN also reports CBS is scheduling the one-hour finale of "Extant" for 10 p.m. September 17, one week earlier than originally planned.
According to Deadline, "Extant" was supposed to wrap up its season with a two-hour finale September 24, right after the first episode of the new season of "Survivor," the publication writes. The shift is likely a move to keep the finale separate from premiere week competition, according to IGN.