Television’s Most Underrated Sci-Fi Drama For All Mankind Just Keeps Getting Better With Age

The science fiction drama *For All Mankind* is recognized for its quality. The show uses decade leaps between seasons. The series explores an alternate version of history where the Soviet Union reached the moon first in 1969. The show has grown into a complex depiction of humanity. Choices have far-reaching consequences, and small changes can disrupt the future. Season five embraces the reality that most of the original characters are no longer part of its world. The show’s intergenerational scope allows favorites to exit as younger faces evolve into leads.

• The show’s decade leaps between seasons have reaped surprising fruits.
• The series’ alternate version of history revolves around a simple question: What if the Soviet Union had reached the moon first during the space race of 1969?
• For All Mankind’s intergenerational scope has always been one of its best and bravest elements, allowing beloved favorites to exit its canvas naturally even as it introduces younger faces who slowly evolve into a fresh crop of leads.

Source: Tor.com  | 
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