Apple TV+的《群星》（Constellation）已经结束了它的太空旅程。
Just about a month and a half after the high-scoring sci-fi series aired, Apple TV+ announced that the show had stopped its first season, and the official renewal had been officially canceled.
"Stars" has a total of 8 episodes, and the final episode premiered on March 27 this year, with a current Douban score of 8.2.
The show is also the latest Apple TV+ foray into the sci-fi space, starring Noomi Rapace, Jonathan Banks, and James D'Arcy.
"The Stars" tells the story of Jo, a female astronaut played by Rapace, who returns to Earth after a bizarre disaster in space, but she finds that the things in her life that were very familiar seem to have become different from what she remembers.
For example, in Jo's memory, the family car was red, but when she returned, she found that it was a blue car; The originally lively and cheerful daughter has also changed her temperament and likes to hide in the cupboard; I had never learned to play the piano, but I was able to play a song with muscle memory.
All kinds of signs point to the existence of the multiverse.
Overall, the whole show shows the terrifying side of space, and borrows the brain-burning physical superposition phenomenon to solve the mystery of the multiverse.
To put it simply, the phenomenon that appears in the play can also be understood as the folding of two time and space in parallel worlds.
"Old Mike" Jonathan Banks has changed from the cold-hearted killer and the strongest security guard in history.
He played two roles in "The Stars": Henry Caldera and Bud Caldera.
Banksy is interested in the roles of Henry and Bard, in part because it's a far cry from the roles he's been playing before, and it's really admirable that at the age of 77, he's still pushing through and challenging himself.
Michelle McLaren, the director of "Stars", also directed "Breaking Bad" and "Coquettish Lawyer" before, so he and Jonathan Banks are old acquaintances.