Halle Berry shares steamy shower scene with co-star Goran Visnjic in extended trailer for sci-fi series Extant

PUBLISHED: 17:20, 8 May 2014 | UPDATED: 20:00, 8 May 2014

Fans anxiously awaiting to see more of Halle Berry in Extant should be sated for the time being at least.

CBS has just released an extended trailer for the sci-fi series ahead of its July 9 premiere that delivers one whole minute of Halle in peril and pregnant after 13 months in space alone - or was she?

It also shows Halle's character having a steamy moment in the shower with her co-star Goran Visnjic who plays her scientist husband John Woods who caresses her face as the water streams over them.

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Extended trailer: Halle Berry shares a steamy shower scene with co-star Goran Visnjic in the just-released one-minute trailer for sci-fi CBS series Extant

Halle plays an astronaut named Molly Woods struggling to reconnect with her scientist husband John (Goran Visnjic) after spending a year in space in a solo mission.

The trailer starts off with Molly's best friend and confidante Sam (Camryn Manheim) confronting her about her very unexplained condition.

'You were on the station for 13 months. Are you sure there was no one else on board?' Sam asks before adding: 'Molly, you're pregnant.'

'What?' Molly asks incredulously.

This is news, as Molly is infertile and with her husband 'built' a son Ethan, who is the first prototype of a future line of human-like robots known as Humanichs.

Return from space: Halle plays astronaut Molly Woods who doesn't return home from space alone

Halle Berry in steamy shower scene in new trailer for Extant

Unexplained pregnancy: Molly learns that she's pregnant, an incredible thing considering she's infertile and was in space for a year

'I saw something in space': Molly spies something weird through the spacecraft's window

'I'm scared, I saw something in space. It was real,' Molly confesses in voiceover as the scene cuts to her aboard a desolate spacecraft, starring wide-eyed out a window.

'Astronaut Molly Woods went on a solo mission... she did not return alone,'

Back home, Molly's son Ethan notices she's not the person she used to be. 'Mom's different now,' he tells his dad.

Not normal: Molly returns to Earth and her husband John (Visnjic) and their human-like robot son Ethan (Pierce Gagnon) but things aren't exactly normal

Not alone: John tells Molly that she doesn't 'have to go through this alone'

He's got her back: John creeps closer to Molly as water streams over her head

'Your mom has to get used to being back home,' John tells him.

Ethan shows Molly a drawing that only serves to increase her anxiety.

'I put the family in the space ship so they'd be safe... from extinction,' he tells her.

It's her against the government agency who wants to silence her.

Scary sketch: Ethan shows Molly a drawing he's made of their family

Safe ship: Molly gets more anxious when Ethan describes his drawing to her: 'I put the family in the space ship so they'd be safe... from extinction'

'We'll find out what she knows soon enough,' one agent tells another.

She's cautioned by friend Harmon Kryger (Brad Beyer) to not trust anyone, 'They'll bug your phone, they'll follow you and if you tell anybody they won't believe you.'

'You don't have to go through this yourself,' her husband tells her.

Other telling scenes shows Molly caressing her pregnant belly in front of a mirror and undergoing an untrasound, the heartbeat of what grows inside her loud and clear.

Heartbeat: Molly's ultrasound exposes the heartbeat of something growing within her

Scared: A single tear escapes Molly's eye as she begins to realise the peril she's in

They're watching her: Government agents want to find out what Molly knows

The series is being filmed using an actual NASA shuttle, with wires used to give the effect of gravity.
Steven Spielberg is an executive producer on the show.

'As a woman, when I read this, it was such a strong character,' Halle told People.

'I always gravitate toward strong, complicated woman characters. When I heard Steven Spielberg is a part of it, I thought, wow, that is another big reason to be a part of it.'