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“He was five shades of purple when we landed - hurled the entire time,” she said proudly. But she also took a zero-G flight to experience weightlessness - only vomiting toward the end of the flight, she mentioned, adding that a man on the flight vomited right off the bat and kept on doing so throughout. More practically speaking, playing Storm in the X Men franchise prepared her to fly around in the harness and on the wires on Extant. Related: Halle Berry To Star In CBS’s ‘Extant’ Related: Hot Amblin TV Sci-Fi Spec ‘Extant’ Lands At CBS But, she said, returning to her earlier theme, as a mom with a new baby, she does not have a lot of time to watch TV.

Her shortlist also included NBC’s The Blacklist and HBO’s Girls and Game Of Thrones.

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Related: CBS’ New Series Trailers: ‘Extant’, Moreīerry being an Oscar-winning movie star, she also got asked the other inevitable question to which movie stars who do television are subjected: “What TV shows do you watch?” Berry smartly started by naming the CBS drama series The Good Wife. “There used to be a stigma, now we go where the good material is.” She added later that “the studio did me a real solid” and shot the show in Los Angeles “so I didn’t have to leave my family” because she’s a “hands-on mom.” It’s a reality all of us actors have been talking about for years now,” she said. Berry, who came well prepped, said she agreed to take the role because, “I feel like best writing now is on television. Inevitably, Berry took the “Why Are You Doing Television?” question that the Reporters Who Cover Television never tire of asking by way of revealing their own sense of the medium’s inferiority to film. Halle Berry was the big draw of CBS Junket Day - she’s starring in the network’s summer sci-fi series Extant as an astronaut who goes on a 13-month solo flight and returns pregnant.