For All Mankind: Season 3

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Apple TV+ | Season Premiere Date: June 10, 2022

Summary: The third season of the Ronald D. Moore sci-fi series jumps forward to 1990s as Mars becomes the newest space race goal.

Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction

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Season 3 Episodes

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S3:E10. Stranger in a Strange Land
Air Date: August 12, 2022
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S3:E9. Coming Home
Air Date: August 5, 2022
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S3:E8. The Sands of Ares
Air Date: July 29, 2022

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Kelly Lawler

Jun 9, 2022

"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. Read full review

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The Daily Beast Nick Schager

Jun 6, 2022

Reality and fantasy thus continue to collide in thrilling fashion in this revisionist drama, arguably the finest on television, whose out-of-this-world speculative fiction proves as intriguing and nuanced as its diverse characters are inspiring. Read full review

Collider Alyse Wax

Jun 9, 2022

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. Read full review

The Telegraph Ed Power

Jun 10, 2022

This, then, is long-form drama on a grand scale and, with Kinnaman and the rest of the cast displaying an assured grip on their characters, one that never loses sight of the human stories that lie beyond the technobabble. After two seasons of relative obscurity, maybe it is time an unheralded masterpiece finally achieves blast-off. Read full review

Alison Stine

Jun 13, 2022

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. Read full review

Kathryn VanArendonk

Jun 10, 2022

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. Read full review

IndieWire Steve Greene

Jun 6, 2022

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. Read full review

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Candlejack84

Jul 25, 2022

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 inI 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 gay? A gay president this time? Nobody cares, its just not an interesting storyline., and on top of that now the other guy turns out to be gay. Don't bother giving him a personality or any reason to like or care about his character, just make him gay and they can spend two episodes addressing that! Boring.
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MetacriticOnur

Aug 5, 2022

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bambony

Jul 25, 2022

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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kazakima

Jul 17, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Seasons 1 and 2 are both excellent, believable revisionist's visions of what "could" have happened if the race to space of the Soviet Union and the US had gone differently. After a first few episodes of season 3, I'm devastated that this show has taken a turn for the ridiculous. To go from a slowly progressing presence on the moon with reasonably increasing rate of technology to a giant floating space hotel that we're going to fly to Mars in less than 20 years from the first moon landing is not even remotely feasible. And the soap opera direction of the Danny slash Karen story line is a real drag on what little drama there is left. Season 3 is a massive misfire so far.… Expand

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Chiyou

Jul 27, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Oh man.. what a total letdown this season was.. I thought the first two seasons were great.. Season 3 is so terribly written it made me want to gag. Highlights include dude stomping on a toy puppy on Mars for dramatic effect. Ugly little brother somehow stumbling into a conspiracy group. Just don't watch it.. this show ended with season 2 for me and it was a great show while it lasted.… Expand

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Phix105

Jul 15, 2022

Wokeness ruined this show. White man evil in Hollywood. I won't watch any more episodes. Such a good series ruined by the woke.

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Janice_23

Aug 4, 2022

Yes, the show is woke. But the bigger issue is that it is just plain slow and unexciting, with characters that are hard to get invested in. And fans of science fiction won't see much (or any) science fiction. For example, in S3, of all the things that could possibly happen to a crew on Mars,Yes, the show is woke. But the bigger issue is that it is just plain slow and unexciting, with characters that are hard to get invested in. And fans of science fiction won't see much (or any) science fiction. For example, in S3, of all the things that could possibly happen to a crew on Mars, a landslide is probably one of the least interesting. It's as if at every turn, the writers ask themselves "which is the most boring option?" and go with that. It's a pity because the premise was a potentially cool one.… Expand

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Seasons & Episodes

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Series Overview
Season 3

84
- Season 3 Overview
  Air Date: June 10, 2022
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  S3:E10. Stranger in a Strange Land
  Air Date: August 12, 2022
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  S3:E9. Coming Home
  Air Date: August 5, 2022
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  S3:E8. The Sands of Ares
  Air Date: July 29, 2022
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  S3:E7. Bring It Down
  Air Date: July 22, 2022
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  S3:E6. New Eden
  Air Date: July 15, 2022
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  S3:E5. Seven Minutes of Terror
  Air Date: July 8, 2022
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  S3:E4. Happy Valley
  Air Date: July 1, 2022
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  S3:E3. All In
  Air Date: June 24, 2022
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  S3:E2. Game Changer
  Air Date: June 17, 2022
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  S3:E1. Polaris
  Air Date: June 1, 2022
Season 2

75
- Season 2 Overview
  Air Date: February 19, 2021
Season 1

65
- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: November 1, 2019