6.6
2,832 votes
Netflix 2020
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With the launch just days away, General Naird copes with an unprepared crew. Captain Ali searches for the perfect words, and Erin visits her mom.
The episode was rated 7.48 from 958 votes.
With the future of Space Force up in the air, big changes could be on the horizon. But first, the team has to deal with the entire base being hacked.
The episode was rated 7.38 from 118 votes.
The team does its best to avoid offending a visiting delegation from China, but Dr. Mallory struggles to hide his feelings about a moon landing denier.
The episode was rated 7.36 from 185 votes.
While General Naird and Dr. Mallory brace themselves for a contentious hearing on Capitol Hill, Erin gets to know Captain Ali.
The episode was rated 7.31 from 1161 votes.
Under pressure to retaliate against China, General Naird wrestles with his conscience. Dr. Mallory makes an ominous threat, and Erin goes rogue.
The episode was rated 7.30 from 951 votes.
It's conjugal visit time and General Naird is all systems go. Meanwhile, Dr. Chan and Captain Ali carpool, and Dr. Mallory deals with a time crunch.
The episode was rated 7.26 from 976 votes.
Tony spreads a rumor around the office that General Naird is looking for a new job. Meanwhile, Dr. Chan and Dr. Mallory actually do pursue a job lead.
The episode was rated 7.24 from 117 votes.
A heavily hyped entrepreneur offers to let Space Force use her revolutionary rocket fuel. Dr. Chan gives Captain Ali a crash course in botany.
The episode was rated 7.21 from 980 votes.
Space Force has a big decision to make: spend their time creating a Powerpoint presentation about an alien invasion… or get into a team prank war?
The episode was rated 7.21 from 156 votes.
Erin gets conflicting advice about a college interview, while Tony sets up a new partnership between Space Force and an energy drink called Mad Buff.
The episode was rated 7.17 from 132 votes.
The new secretary of defense puts General Naird on trial at the Pentagon, and the team has to pull it together to testify on his behalf and save his job.
The episode was rated from 294 votes.
With his beloved satellite severely hobbled, General Naird must decide between a well-reasoned scientific solution and a chimp-led rescue operation.
The episode was rated from 1288 votes.
General Naird volunteers for Dr. Mallory's Lunar Habitat Experiment. Meanwhile, Erin tries to throw a party, and Space Force gets a snazzy new look.
The episode was rated from 1083 votes.
Space Force faces steep budget cuts, to the consternation of General Naird and Dr. Mallory. Dr. Chan tries to figure out why Captain Ali's been distant.
The episode was rated from 232 votes.
Flying high after his war games win, General Naird comes crashing back to reality when he learns there may be a spy in Space Force.
The episode was rated from 1004 votes.
Armed with weapons that are less than intimidating, Space Force soldiers — led by General Naird — play war games with their Air Force rivals.
The episode was rated from 1036 votes.
Four-star general Mark Naird — leader of the newly created Space Force — is pressured to launch a satellite despite dire warnings from scientists.
The episode was rated from 1526 votes.Last updated: aug 30, 2022
the trailer gave me low expectations. The show itself is a big surprise! well done =) ( i just missed the part when we are supposed to know what The Mother did to spend 40 years in jail :o )
Bad start, good middle, disappointing end. The first two episodes are all over the place and iffy but the next bunch is good. The last episode leaves you in an "okay, now what" kinda mood. There is a clear political bias which is kinda annoying as well.
Alright, 3 episodes in, and that means it's review o'clock. I haven't watched The Office, so I wasn't particularly attached to this new series, but I highly value the cast. The trailer was horrible. It felt boring as heck, but I gave the show a chance anyway. ==I'M LOVING IT!== It is funny, interesting, and has good character development. The characters are lovable, whereas the story might not be _that_ believable – but it's not supposed to be; it's a comedy about space. _Silicon Valley and their compression algorithm anyone?_ My ratings tend to be a bit emotional, so realistically this could probably be around 8/10. "Unlearn" The Office if you've watched it, and understand you're watching something completely different. Unlearn Star Wars and Star Trek, and understand that it's a lighthearted treatment of space. Give it a shot, chances are you'll like it.