We came to podcast “For All Mankind!” Dan Moren and Jason Snell have the right stuff… to watch Apple TV+’s space drama and talk about it every week. Dramatic things are always happening around the vending machine, if you didn’t notice. Podcast art by Thom Zahler.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | After ShowsTV & FilmTV Reviews |
With season 4 of “For All Mankind” in the books, we got a chance to spend a little time asking co-creators and showrunners Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert about the show in general, season four in particular, where the show might go if it’s renewed for f... more
We say goodbye to season four by detailing the exciting and eventful finale, in which the counter-countermeasures are foiled by counter-counter-countermeasures… or are they? The tension between the crew and the authorities on Mars reaches a breaking ... more
Everything gets tense as we rush toward the season finale. How many Star Trek shows are there in this universe? Was that a modem sound? Would it be better if the KGB and CIA worked together? And what’s more American than eating a McDonald’s burger in... more
Listeners, thanks for reminding us what happened to that one character we thought was dead, because he’s very much not dead and in this episode. The Henry Hill of space shucks off his robe and turns right to warn Aleida about the peril Margo may be i... more
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Why no mention of Ed and his injections. Is this what makes Ed so much more aggressive in season 4 and even goes against his long time allies? Also could be the reason he is still in shape at his advanced age perhaps, which does get mentioned all the time but no mention of these possible performance enhancing injections? Maybe these injections cause the tremors too…
By far! Stop scrolling to look for a FAMC pod. These guys are the truth! The only thing that saddens me is that they did not do a episode by episode rundown like S2-4– although they did do a recap of season one in one sitting. This pod is well thought out and examines the plot, actors, science and political climate of the times.
First time listen at the end of season 4 and you guys knock it out of the park! I’ll be back for next season!!
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I’ve just listened to the S3E9 episode and can’t wait for the season finale. Jason’s and Dan’s excitement has ratcheted in step with the pacing of the show so next week is going to be a cracker.
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