For All Mankind

Loving this 70s period-scifi piece so far. Nice space missions, human drama, very 70s. Everyone smokes all the time, everyone drinks all the time. My kind of fun.

Show should've been called "For all Womankind"

I started watching this with absolutely no expectations, and was pleasantly surprised. It's a great alternate history twist on the moon landing, and while I initially thought the novelty of core concept would wear off rather quickly, they've actually done a really good job at crafting a broad and nuanced "what if" scenario. It's a nice example of how one small difference can yield all sorts of unexpected results, and by the time I was around say... three episodes in, all the other series on the "currently watching" list had been sidelined by a need to find out what would happen next. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try if you find the subject at all interesting.

SPOILER ALERT: Pure garbage, I will not waste my time watching another episode. Episode starts off with a Mexican family in Mexico watching man travel to the moon in 1969 , only its Russia 1st that lands & not the USA. What is with Hollywierds fascination of twisting history as they did it with wars they we have won? Case in point The Man In the High Castle. What a cheap way to make a buck. What an insult to the men and women who gave their lives for such noble causes. Also for the 2nd man landing (USA) what is the deal with following illegals crossing our southern border? This is nothing more then Apple's feeble attempt to showcase human struggle when they use the China slave company Foxconn to make their iPhone. This is hypocrisy at its finest !

Could not have been more **feminist** even if **Kathleen Turner** was involved. They went to extremes to make it as **Femme Fest** as possible, to the point of being stupid. They disregarded the real status of the Russian space programme, and the US idiosyncrasy to the point that they forgot how the US really regarded women and Afro-Americans. The writers should get some history lessons. It's a shame, as the fiction side could've been handled better and made it more interesting. Specially, how the Russians managed to leap frog the US. Waste of time and money. STAY AWAY

This is great TV. I don’t understand all the negative reviews. Are they watching the same show I’m watching. Amazing visuals. Great sound track. Some good edge of your seat drama / action. Very well made show. I would ignore all the negative reviews if you want some good entertainment. The only down side I see to the show is that the Tobacco industry must’ve paid tons of money to the producers, because the use of cigarets, the mention the word, and smokers is unbelievable. Apple should be ashamed to allow such nonsense on their show.

A great exploration of a "what if" situation. I'm looking forward to more seasons and where it could lead.

With some anticipation I looked to Apples new programme list and this one stood out. An alternate history where the Russians made it to the moon first. The knock on effect is fascinating affecting politics, equal rights and family dynamics. From the team that brought Battlestar to the screen it has been made with a realism that makes it accessible and possible. Well cast and characters fleshed out to a point that you care about all of them. Really please to see where this goes in the future and hope Apple keeps supporting projects like this.

Wonderful show partially weighed down by more of modern pc bs.

Recommend, if you don't mind some drama, and only if you can skip some parts,because the political correctness that's taking place is ridiculous, you can find every type of PC here, example: they (worse than) replaced a man astronaut for historical docking to black female just for the PC, they include stories not even remotely important for the missions, every scene a women must be there and as whole to feed the right dose of this bs to you to not cry from stupidity and hipocracy of that story, those parts are pure propaganda, to which i say, thanks i get enough from freaking government already.

Season 1 is totally ninja, growing up I lived some of these moments in history, and love the twist. I really couldn't stop watching, and am really invested in the story... the roles of people, women, moon colonization... it was great. And sad at the same time, since it's not real. Enter Season 2. Fired all testosterone contributors (not a fact, just feels very female focused). Time warped 9 years forward... why? Little makes sense. We're even more focused on banal relationships no one cares about. And very little action... exception being [spoiler] the whole solar storm bit [/spoiler]. To fix the obvious issues, I'm sure we're going to see war on the moon in the upcoming episodes. Season 3 will add the Chinese to the mix to make it more fun... Really shouldn't have jump so far ahead so quickly. The story was great so far.

Very good show with just a few bits that could have been edited out to keep it going faster instead of bogging down. Way more emphasis on getting the women in the seat than anything else really. As Torben Herold said: should've been called "For all Womankind" Still... better than average show 9/10 Watching season 2.. bored to death, this is one show that should have quit while they were ahead. Can't take it anymore - 2 episodes were more than enough - goodbye. 3/10

Starts with presidents talking then moves to Spain with people speaking in Spanish. I didn't see a way to get interested in it.

Second season done and oh girl......... what a season Suspense in every episode war in tik tok mode all the time a serie that almost looks a paralell world! Hope to get a 3 season, the end left everything open and mind exploding!

I have to say that, i quite enjoy all this type of series about space, some are mehh others ok and others are wow this one for me goes for wow why? I felt myself almost crying on last episode, the immersion on story, the challenges they needed to pass to survive, the story that resemble reality but then you wake up and say: HEY, we dont have yet a lunar base eheheheh Going to start now second season Hope it continues like the first season! If you arent sure, give it a try

Season One hooked me with the alternate-history take on the space race and vivid characters; Season Two has been utterly gripping, the drama that I look forward to most each week. The Cold War initially looms in the background for "right stuff" NASA stories, but U.S.-Soviet conflict flares hot on earth and above it by season 2, episode 9. Overall, pilot Molly Cobb is my goddamn hero, for all her faults. Ellen Wilson, Gordo Stevens, Dani Poole, Tracy Stevens, Margo Madison & Aleida Rosales' dilemmas constantly grab me. The Baldwins are like your parents, when you get to know their vulnerabilities as fellow adults. And life would be so much more interesting if we lived in this show's timeline.

What an awesome show! Criminally underrated!