For All Mankind Trailer - Apple TV- SPOILER

[Nerys Myk]

The FAM (almost typed "FMK," which is... something else) Instagram has a post with newspaper clippings:

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Ed Baldwin was sentenced to ten years of house arrest for participating in the Goldilocks heist (since they weren't sure he'd be able to return to Earth at his age).

Another article about rising unemployment on Earth as more jobs move to Mars.

And a Blockbuster Video opens on the moon, with the CEO suggesting they might start producing original content. Because there's no world wide web in For All Mankind, just "d-mail" and video-phones. Oh, and also the M-6 is setting up a space-military, that's probably fine.

Are we sure that isn't the dad from "Family Ties?"

 

[The Nth Doctor]

Blockbuster on the Moon! Hopefully Waldenbooks on Mars is next!

Are we sure that isn't the dad from "Family Ties?"

I actually briefly thought that was Colin Firth's character from Disclosure Day and thought this post was in the wrong thread (since I just came from that thread).

 

[Lord Garth]

I'm up to Season 3 Episode 8 in my Re-Watch. Danny has graduated from character I love to hate to just plain character I hate. It was easy to skip over his scenes in Season 2. Much harder to do in Season 3. He's a jerk, a bully, and a douchebag. And a creep and a stalker. The list goes on. It's all come back to me now.

I just feel bad for Jimmy. He's gullible, fell in with the wrong crowd, and ended up in way over his head.

Season 3 really shows how negatively impacted Danny and Jimmy were by the loss of their parents.

Switching over to Aleida trying to investigate why the Soviets have such similar designs to the Americans, it's strange. IRL, I'd be on Aleida's side. As a member of the audience I'm on Margo's side because she's my favorite character and I love the Margo/Sergie romance. Aleida's on the right side of this issue, but I'm proud to be on the wrong side, if that makes sense.

The race to Mars and settling on there really gave FAMK a new energy. I love the first two seasons, but the Moon's storyline ran its course, and Mars offers so many more story possibilities.

Loved the Helios ship that Ed rode on, with its Star Trek-like bridge. It made me think, "Captain Baldwin!"

I'm enjoying FAMK's take on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and how it's addressing gay rights.

All of their choices for '90s music are spot-on.