User Reviews

For All Mankind is a slowburn, it earns its moments of terror and suspense and mouth-gaping awe. It isn't perfect, but it knows exactly what it's doing.

This was a awesome episode. It had me on the edge of my seat. My jaw was on the floor. This is a excellent series. I also will say the music used on this episode was a plus.

For all mankind always delivering that goodness,this was a banger! No cap. I love all the multiple subplots aiding unto the big delivery. Cant wait for the next one, as always.

The plot twists keep you thinking/wondering, which I like. Continues to impress with the visuals. Another solid episode. What's next? Will Margo have a another come to Jesus moment?

This show just keeps surprising me.

As others have stated, it can be a bit of a slow burn while they setup plot pieces. But when the payoff comes due, man can it really pay off.

The ending of this episode with jaw on the floor intense. I watched the last 5 minutes a few times just to burn that imagery into my head.

For other reviewer stating that the pace of technology seems a bit off and that there is no way they would have flat screens by the mid 90s.

You are making me feel old to have to remind you that the first flat screen TV was released by Sony and Philips in 1997. And we had flat screen clam shell laptops in use by Nasa as far back as 1983 (Grid Compass).

Id say they are actually doing pretty well with their estimations for technological advancement.

I think people for get that technology as we experience it is not usually as new as we think it is. We get our hands on technology not as someone invents it, but once its becomes economically viable to mass produce.

Government agencies do not play by those same rules in every instance.

Now everyone is going to Mars or No One.

This seasons 4 episodes so far, the last 15 minutes of each episode have been brilliantly written the twists, the political drama narrative building greatly done.

Hope this season continues this way.

This series just gets better and better. This episode is superb. Secrets, espionage, hubris and compassion. Stunning and unexpected outcomes. It is truly an amazing episode.

The show has been getting better. This episode is the best so far. Not much happens in the first half of this episode, but it ramps up to an exciting ending. The science is still terribly inaccurate though.

The creative impulse to make the story exciting is pushing plausibility out the window. Just one example among many: no matter how much the industry was pushed because of the space race, it's simply not credble that 1994 technology would have flatscreen displays. This is seriously challenging my suspension of disbelief.