‘Hello Tomorrow,’ from Apple TV+, is a retro-futuristic drama set in a technologically sophisticated society where going to the moon is commonplace. A man named Jack Billings has opened up shop here, selling residences on the Moon.
The first three episodes of the series set the stage for a battle that will upend everything Jack and his employees have worked for.
The stakes for each character are exposed, and the third episode concludes with the viewer choosing which character to cheer for. Here’s what the first few episodes reveal about the show and its prospects.
Hello Tomorrow! Episode 1, 2, and 3 Recap!
“Hey, Future!” begins in Vistaville where Jack Billings and his salesmen arrive to offer Moon condominiums. Brightside, a massive complex in the Sea of Serenity, employs them.
Stan Jenkins, the firm owner, became wealthy and relocated to the Moon. Jack connects him to Earth’s workers. Jenkins doesn’t exist, and the program ends with no one has spoken to him.
Jack is a fraud. He is selling fake condos. Jack creates Stan Jenkins and his words. His crew is unaware of this ploy and believes they are transforming lives by focusing on sales. Jack learns that his wife, whom he left almost two decades ago, was in an accident and is in a coma.
Unknown to Jack, his son Eddie, who doesn’t remember him, see one of his presentations and decides to acquire a Moon home. Jack rejects the application and hires Eddie instead.
Eddie becomes a competent salesman after a struggle. He then learns that Jack and the others are traveling salesmen and will leave Vistaville soon.
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Hello Tomorrow! Episode 3 Ending: Why Does Jack Decide to Stay in Vistaville?
Jack understands he can only fool so many people at once. He informs the customers that Moon trips depart quarterly, so they’ll have to wait a few months.
He has enough to recruit everyone. After that, he and his team vanish. After months, they realize they were duped. Nevertheless, it’s too late.
Jack’s shaky con relies on his short stays in towns. The sooner he escapes, the better. But this time is different. His son this time.
Jack hadn’t seen his family in years, and he wouldn’t have returned if not for his wife’s accident. He understands his son is completely alone and needs a mentor after this tragedy.
Eddie doesn’t think about the sales team moving when he joins. Eddie quits remaining with his mother after learning about it. Jack reconsiders. He advises Eddie to keep living and that staying in Vistaville won’t help his mother.
She prefers he lives. Eddie goes along. Jack’s mother then slaps him. She criticizes him for abandoning his family and forcing his kid to leave his mother on her deathbed.
Jack hates his mother yet accepts her for selfish reasons. He tells his wife everything at the hospital. He decides Eddie shouldn’t leave Vistaville and his mother alone. Jack must go but wants more time with his son.
Even though Eddie doesn’t realize their relationship, he wants to make up for missed years. Jack decides to stay in Vistaville for a time. Jack doesn’t realize how dangerous this step is, even though it seems right for Eddie.