
A For All Mankind Podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsTV & Film | |||

Hey Bobs! We've reached the end of Star City Season 1 with Episode 8 — "The Wolves" — and what a ride.
Donnie landed on a 9.5 and Brian on a 9. After the gut-punch of Episode 6 and the time jump in 7, the finale delivers big payoffs: the shocking t... more
Hey Bobs! We're back with Star City Season 1, Episode 7 — "Plow Deep" — and this one hit different than we expected.
After the gut-punch of Episode 6, Donnie and Brian both landed on an 8. The show pulls off a major time jump to 1971 and a soft res... more
Donnie and Brian are back with something new — welcome to The Outside View, a Silo podcast from Kings of Media.
We're kicking things off with this special Season 3 preview episode, and we're fired up. After binging Seasons 1 and 2 over the winter, ... more
Hey Bobs! We just watched Star City Season 1, Episode 6 — "Awl in a Sack" — and I don't even know where to start.
Donnie gave it a 9.8 and Brian a 9. This might be one of the best hours of television we've ever seen. After weeks of slow-burn tensio... more
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Good episode synopses. Otherwise? Rambling, pointless, and rather sophomoric plot analysis. Excessive pop culture references abound with no real substance to be found here. Drinking game: take a shot every time someone says “literally” to be toasted by the conclusion of an endless hour of banal chatter and pointless “bunny trails.”
So glad Brian and Donnie have chosen to include Star City in their show! Their background info and the explanations on how the characters relate back to FAM are very helpful.
Interestingly, in this last episode of their show, they attributed the role of chief Designer to Ralph Fiennes who famously played Voldemort in the HP franchise. Actually the role is played by Rhys Ifans who played Luna Lovegood’s father Xenophilius. It’s cool hearing him say ‘Luna’ again. Also, the email writer who r... more
The boys have wicked chemistry, knowledge and banter. Good sound production with a touch of humour and nerdiness. Looking forward to your upcoming look behind the iron curtain.
I’m glad to have found the Happy Valley FAM podcast. The hosts call out BS when FAM writers miss the mark, meander too long or glass over plots while honing in on what works about the show. They’re fans just like us but who take the time to do their research. They bring the FAM into a community.
The best FAM podcast out there. Their episode breakdowns are thoughtful and detailed. Each episodes helps to extend the joy that comes from watching this amazing show. It’s as close to finding someone to talk to about this show as I’ve ever gotten. Keep up the amazing work fellas!!
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Two hosts deliver a lively, banter‑driven breakdown of a shared sci‑fi universe, balancing episode recaps with in‑depth analysis of character arcs, political intrigue, and spaceflight storytelling. They thread together Star City and For All Mankind coverage, spotlighting mission stakes, espionage tensions, and fan engagement, while rewarding listeners with thoughtful theories, production notes, and a community feel. The format tends to blend clear episode walkthroughs with broader universe context, and is likely to appeal to fans who enjoy nerdy banter, detailed breakdowns, and plenty of callbacks to prior seasons. A notable strength is the hosts' chemistry and willingness to critique while celebrating the shows' ambition, making it a go‑to... more
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