Brave New World

Season 1

9 episodes · Jul 15, 2020

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  • Pilot
    S1E1

    Pilot

    Jul 15, 202049m

    Welcome to New London, a utopia governed by three rules -- no privacy, family or monogamy -- where everyone belongs to everyone else.

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  • Want and Consequence
    S1E2

    Want and Consequence

    Jul 15, 202045m

    Bernard Marx is preoccupied with recent events in New London as he and Lenina Crowne take a trip together; John struggles with a dilemma.

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  • Everybody Happy Now!
    S1E3

    Everybody Happy Now!

    Jul 15, 202042m

    Danger awaits Bernard and Lenina in the Savage Lands, where the world is flipped on its head; John grapples with staying true to himself as paths entwine.

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  • Swallow
    S1E4

    Swallow

    Jul 15, 202042m

    Bernard introduces John to New London while Lenina struggles with reintegration after their visit to the Savage Lands.

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  • Firefall
    S1E5

    Firefall

    Jul 15, 202049m

    Lenina tests the limits of her emotional self-regulation while Bernard seizes an opportunity; John observes New London conditioning.

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  • In the Dirt
    S1E6

    In the Dirt

    Jul 15, 202050m

    Lenina has an unexpected collision; John becomes the center of attention as he embraces his surroundings.

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  • Monogamy & Futility (1)
    S1E7

    Monogamy & Futility (1)

    Jul 15, 202043m

    Lenina juggles separate lives as fantasy and reality converge; Mustafa Mond makes a terrifying discovery.

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  • Monogamy & Futility (2)
    S1E8

    Monogamy & Futility (2)

    Jul 15, 202050m

    John takes integration to the next level as monogamy poses new problems; while Bernard realizes his potential, Lenina questions assumptions.

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  • Soma Red
    S1E9

    Soma Red

    Jul 15, 202057m

    Bernard copes with an unexpected tragedy, while Lenina draws ire at the Hatchery; John’s exile pushes New London to the brink.

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