For All Mankind — Official First Look Trailer | Apple TV+ - YouTube
Damn Apple. You have reeled me in.
Damn Apple. You have reeled me in.
The video timeline/‘extras’ also helped link season 2 to 3. Still surprised we survived the real timeline!Looks like the future we were promised as kids in the 70s.
They said we'd have a base on the moon by the mid 80s, and be on Mars by the 90s.
We over-promised and under-delivered in soooooooooo many ways.Looks like the future we were promised as kids in the 70s.
They said we'd have a base on the moon by the mid 80s, and be on Mars by the 90s.
yes it was needed to get to the end of the episode, i felt it shouldn't have happened after all they were through. that said, I was laughing hysterically at Poole's expression later on (and everyone else's in the last few minutes of the episode), was perfect use of the insult (and the many drinks leading up)I'm still enjoying this show and these characters quite a bit. I wish Baldwin hadn't insulted Poole, but I guess they needed some tension to make this space race more personal.
I guess season 1 had to happen to get to this point in the advancement and application of technology. I see this more like if Hell on Wheels continued each season with time jumps instead of one endpoint. This show explores a subject I was always fascinated with, even though I chose a different path in the 90s. For me they nailed the look and feel of the era, i think the objective is still clear but between now and the end of the season, it’s anyones gameI’ve been hooked on this show since last year, when I binged both seasons. I’d been put off by the subject matter—Soviets on the moon first? No thanks. But I gave it a shot and it won me over big time.
This season promised more of the same with the first episode, which really sucked me in. But the last two installments have been getting incrementally woker, and I’m becoming concerned that this show’s going to go the way of Westworld. S3 of WW was utter dreck, to the point that wild horses couldn’t drag me into S4. I really, really hope I’m wrong, and this show isn’t going to untether itself from the compelling storytelling that made the first two seasons so gripping and wander off into the preachy wilderness. Because that would be a great waste.