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For All Mankind Season 2 Review: Lunar Cold War Heats Up
It’s 1983, and the Moon is getting militarised. By Akhil Arora | Updated: 19 February 2021 09:00 IST
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Highlights
A total of 10 episodes, dropping weekly until April 23
Joel Kinnaman, Wrenn Schmidt lead For All Mankind cast
For All Mankind season 2 premiering February 19 on Apple TV+ worldwide continues to explore the ripple effects of the Soviets putting a man (and a woman) on the Moon before the Americans. In some ways, it created a better, equitable world in the USA. Women enjoy a better position at NASA (in spacesuits and in the boardroom) and in society (the Equal Rights Amendment actually got ratified), though the same can t be said about race relations. And as the For All Mankind season 1 post-credits scene revealed, NASA s Sea Dragon dream a two-stage rocket conceptualised in the ‘60s as the pathway to manned Mars missions before funding was scrapped