The Ending Of Naomi Season 1 Explained

By the ending of “Naomi” Season 1, it’s extremely clear that Naomi’s parents, Greg and Jennifer (Barry Watson and Mouzam Makkar), are actually her adoptive parents. Even so, the three have established themselves as an incredibly tight and loving family unit … which makes it all the more surprising when Naomi acquires a piece of her space ship, and immediately has a vision that Jennifer and Greg are actually responsible for her birth parents’ death. This doesn’t go down particularly well, and a shocked and enraged Naomi flies away after giving her adopted parents a piece of her mind. 

Up to this moment, the season finale has featured fairly traditional confrontations with the season’s biggest (or at least most obvious) villains, The Assassin (Derek Russo) and Brutus (Ray Porter). What’s more, pretty much everyone close to her now knows about her alien status, so she has a tightly-knit circle of friends and allies to support her. We’ve also met established superheroes like Adam Blake (Chase Anderson). Even Superman is somewhere out there, which teases a potential future appearance in the show. However, this mood whiplash of a cliffhanger immediately turns the ending of “Naomi” Season 1 into a massive downer ending. 

For comic book fans, Naomi’s long-term story arc is pretty clear. She’s more or less destined to become a fully-fledged superhero who either goes by her first name or starts calling herself Powerhouse, as she has been known to do in the comics. Interestingly, the comics version of Greg McDuffie is also an alien, which may or may not be the case in the show as well.

 It remains to be seen whether Naomi’s vision showed the whole picture, or if she misunderstands the situation in some fashion. Regardless, it certainly appears that Greg and Jennifer have plenty of secrets. 

By the ending of “Naomi” Season 1, it’s extremely clear that Naomi’s parents, Greg and Jennifer (Barry Watson and Mouzam Makkar), are actually her adoptive parents. Even so, the three have established themselves as an incredibly tight and loving family unit … which makes it all the more surprising when Naomi acquires a piece of her space ship, and immediately has a vision that Jennifer and Greg are actually responsible for her birth parents’ death. This doesn’t go down particularly well, and a shocked and enraged Naomi flies away after giving her adopted parents a piece of her mind. 

Up to this moment, the season finale has featured fairly traditional confrontations with the season’s biggest (or at least most obvious) villains, The Assassin (Derek Russo) and Brutus (Ray Porter). What’s more, pretty much everyone close to her now knows about her alien status, so she has a tightly-knit circle of friends and allies to support her. We’ve also met established superheroes like Adam Blake (Chase Anderson). Even Superman is somewhere out there, which teases a potential future appearance in the show. However, this mood whiplash of a cliffhanger immediately turns the ending of “Naomi” Season 1 into a massive downer ending. 

For comic book fans, Naomi’s long-term story arc is pretty clear. She’s more or less destined to become a fully-fledged superhero who either goes by her first name or starts calling herself Powerhouse, as she has been known to do in the comics. Interestingly, the comics version of Greg McDuffie is also an alien, which may or may not be the case in the show as well.

 It remains to be seen whether Naomi’s vision showed the whole picture, or if she misunderstands the situation in some fashion. Regardless, it certainly appears that Greg and Jennifer have plenty of secrets.