Season 4 – For All Mankind

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N K The entire story just turned into a full drama and very annoying to watch. First 2 season was great but this season is waste of time unfortunately. Especially Kelly Baldwin, same face expression for everything. Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 07/06/25 Full Review Jenaro V Temporada muy interesante como todas las anteriores pero el querer seguir manteniendo a los personajes originales le quito mucha frescura, Ed como viejo es terrible, es molesto, esta mal interpretado, innecesario, volver a traer a Danielle que estaba retirada ya y sobre todo el final, hay tantas cosas que quedaron en el aire en el final como que paso con quienes participaron en el sabotaje, que paso con Miles y su familia, con Lee después si su jefe se recupero, muchas cosas que no se dijeron y fueron fundamental en la trama. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 04/27/25 Full Review Frank T They did the thing with the cast and straight lost the plot in all the ways imaginable. Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 03/31/25 Full Review Ryan A Some bits fall flat here but it’s not as bad as half the reviews try to make it out to be. Very likely the last full season to feature Ed but it fails to establish strong new leads. Whilst the addition of characters is welcomed it seems at points that they are generally there to start another potential spin off rather than boost the current show. The Earth side seems to often fall flat despite there being high stakes but with new regimes and new leaderships it’s an interesting path to follow. Those who were left behind are the ones slowly wanting to turn on each other and many of those on Mars don’t want to come home. Overall despite a lot of things falling flat the story progresses naturally from its original space exploration roots to a more harder hitting dog eat dog drama. It’ll be interesting to see where the next time jump takes us in terms of progress but they certainly need to build on the newer cast in taking the helm. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/02/25 Full Review Frank T This is the absolute dumbest show on TV. The actors all stink. The storylines stink. There is constantly annoyingly bad retro pop music being played and they play the entire songs. And for some reason every 15 minutes they cut to a shot of a roomful of people giving a standing ovation to astronauts on a viewscreen performing routine tasks. Lastly, I'm sorry, but Krys Marshall is absolutely the homeliest woman in Hollywood and they are constantly giving her closeups. It's painful. Closeups of this woman should be avoided at all costs. Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 02/26/25 Full Review R C Spoilers... Oof. Where to even start. Margo: So she's defected, comes to the U.S., is trailed by a Marine and some other government guy, says they're watching her '24/7,' and yet somehow gets to a diner to meet her Russian space 'friend' all by herself. Umm. Yeah. You're a defector/traitor (in the eyes of the US) and less than a week later you go to a diner by yourself... somehow. And at the end she's narrating about how things don't work out the way you think they will and I guess we're supposed to believe she's not being sent back to Russia, where she'll almost certainly be killed. Umm. Yeah. And she's escorted away by US MPs, but has full diplomatic immunity, so so much for that I guess. Ed Baldwin: He sucks now. OK. I mean, really sucks. And he never goes down to the 'worker' levels because he's elite, but later leads the uprising and they're all like... yeah, that's our guy!!! Umm. Yeah. Dev and Baldwin: They steal an astroid and yet at the end when Danielle is back on Earth, so there's been a transport back to Earth, Dev (and presumably Baldwin) are still on Mars where... I guess they've successfully stolen the astroid without any kind of consequence whatsoever? Umm. Yeah. Lee (North Korean guy and one of my favorites on the show): He's panning for his wife, which I get and is cool, but... he nearly killed his superior and yet at the end is still on Mars (see above), with no mention of this guy he nearly killed, or killed, that's not too clear. And his wife (and a ton of others are smuggled to Mars... somehow... in crates or something that must have had life support and radiation protection. No consequences whatsoever. I'm leaving SO much out that's wrong with Season 4, most notably the boring, boring, boring worker subplot (or rather, how it was 'handled'), and how the writers/producers HAD IT. They had it. I can see that they're leading toward an independent Mars, a la 'The Expanse' (another show that got bogged down by subplots instead of GOING through the 'workholes' and expanding the universe. But they didn't do it. The got lost in melodrama and in-fighting and subplots and even macguffins. Yep... those stupid things, that they didn't even need anyway because the solution to using the macguffin was a 'why did they put that there' "feature" of the ship they needed the macguffin to control anyway, and ultimately used. Sad. Just let it go. It's done. Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 02/07/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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