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- Jun 10, 2022
- Apple TV+
- Jun 10, 2022
Summary The sci-fi series from Ronald D. Moore set in an alternate universe where the USSR had landed on the moon first and NASA continues the space race with a group of astronauts that include Edward Baldwin (Joel Kinnaman).
Created By: Ronald D. Moore, Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert
- Apple TV+
- Jun 10, 2022
- Apple TV+
- Jun 10, 2022
Summary The sci-fi series from Ronald D. Moore set in an alternate universe where the USSR had landed on the moon first and NASA continues the space race with a group of astronauts that include Edward Baldwin (Joel Kinnaman).
Created By: Ronald D. Moore, Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert
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Metascore
Universal Acclaim
Based on 15 Critic Reviews
84
100% Positive
15 Reviews
15 Reviews
0% Mixed
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0% Negative
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"Mankind" is the most thoughtful and thought-out show on TV, so nuanced and exquisite that you forget where and when you're living and who’s president. It’s in a class all its own; it’s a new frontier of just how good TV can be.
For All Mankind is a fascinating, underrated show that offers science-fiction/alternate history on top of great storylines, strong characters, and well-written episodes. It all works together seamlessly without feeling like storylines are being sacrificed in the name of spectacle. If you liked the first two seasons, the third keeps up the momentum.
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Based on 35 User Ratings
6.0
54% Positive
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14% Mixed
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User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 35 User Ratings
6.0
54% Positive
19 Ratings
19 Ratings
14% Mixed
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
31% Negative
11 Ratings
11 Ratings
I can't honestly say that I'm enjoying this series as much as the first and second. None of the "next generation characters are remotely interesting and completely lack charisma. When did you ever hear of Neil Armstrong or Buzz Aldriin's kids joining NASA anyway? Also I think they're in danger of simply repeating kkwhat we've already seen take place on the moon now take place on Mars. Why is Gordo s son (I never bothered to learn his name)! suddenly cracking up like his Dad? How does that make any sense? Also they've strayed back into season 1 territory of being over the top woke! What's Ellen's role been yet again this series? To be ****? A **** president this time? Nobody cares, its just not an interesting storyline., and on top of that now the other guy turns out to be ****. Don't bother giving him a personality or any reason to like or care about his character, just make him **** and they can spend two episodes addressing that! Boring.
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SEASON 3
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SEASON 3
For All Mankind Season 3 delivers more of what made its excellent Season 2 so thrilling. ... If there’s one spot, though, where For All Mankind Season 3 might frustrate viewers, it’s the resurrection of one of the most contested storylines in the show’s run. By the end of Episode 8, however, I could see where the writers were going with this story and its conflicted main player. ... Overall, For All Mankind is just freaking good TV.
The show has learned from the mistakes of its first season, which had a very slow start. The initial episode of the current season feels as heart-pumping as a blockbuster action movie.
More than once, I was frustrated by season three — frustrated enough to resort to all-caps yelling to anyone who could listen. Even still, there are few shows I’ve enjoyed more this year and few finales I’ve looked forward to more than this one, and despite those frustrations, I still vastly prefer the show’s impulse to dig into the painful places rather than to skitter around on superficials.
Season 3 feels even more ambitious, and at times more meandering, than the two that came before it. For most shows, the race to Mars would be the entire season, but for one as bold as For All Mankind, getting to the Red Planet is only half the drama.
Plenty of Season 3 moments arise from certain characters’ stubbornness to relinquish the past and embrace a new set of possibilities with fresh people at the lead. “For All Mankind” still manages to be a compelling, propulsive show, even if it often falls prey to that same idea.
Some strange user reviews regarding wokeness ruining the show misses the point that the show is somewhat ridiculous and is essentially a somewhat dull space soal opera. There is the occasional exciting moment but there's too much Dallas and too little space exploration
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SEASON 3
Just watch the season 1 and 2. Not Season 3.
Season 3 made me say in front of the screen "Why are you doing this, it doesn't make sens?!" out loud.
Or "You are a bartender in season 1, you can't be CEO of a multi-billionaire company in season 3?!".
Or "It's been 1 week on mars and you are already arguing and fighting like teenager, you are supposed to be world class astronauts?!"
I usually don't write review but I used to love this show and the logic and character from the first season has been insulted and buried by the bad show writers.
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