Rebecca Shearer (Sienna Miller), a scientist for a tech firm, attempts to communicate with the last remaining humpback whale, highlighting the lonely reality of mass extinction.
The series premiere, " 2037: A Raven Story ," serves as a jarring wake-up call, dropping viewers into a world only fourteen years into our future—a world that is simultaneously familiar and frighteningly transformed. Extrapolations.S01E01.720p.10bit.WEBRip.2CH.x26...
Nick Bilton (Kit Harington), a tech billionaire, maneuvers behind the scenes to ensure that international climate agreements don't interfere with his profit margins—specifically his interest in the melting Arctic. Rebecca Shearer (Sienna Miller), a scientist for a
By 2037, the global temperature has risen by 1.55° Celsius. The episode illustrates this shift through visceral imagery: uncontrollable wildfires ravaging the outskirts of Tel Aviv and the Pacific Northwest, and a thick, permanent haze hanging over major cities. The "extrapolation" here isn't just about the weather; it’s about how humanity adapts its greed and its grief to a dying planet. By 2037, the global temperature has risen by 1
Marshall Zucker (Daveed Diggs) and his family navigate the moral complexities of faith and survival as their community faces displacement.
Rebecca Shearer (Sienna Miller), a scientist for a tech firm, attempts to communicate with the last remaining humpback whale, highlighting the lonely reality of mass extinction.
The series premiere, " 2037: A Raven Story ," serves as a jarring wake-up call, dropping viewers into a world only fourteen years into our future—a world that is simultaneously familiar and frighteningly transformed.
Nick Bilton (Kit Harington), a tech billionaire, maneuvers behind the scenes to ensure that international climate agreements don't interfere with his profit margins—specifically his interest in the melting Arctic.
By 2037, the global temperature has risen by 1.55° Celsius. The episode illustrates this shift through visceral imagery: uncontrollable wildfires ravaging the outskirts of Tel Aviv and the Pacific Northwest, and a thick, permanent haze hanging over major cities. The "extrapolation" here isn't just about the weather; it’s about how humanity adapts its greed and its grief to a dying planet.
Marshall Zucker (Daveed Diggs) and his family navigate the moral complexities of faith and survival as their community faces displacement.
