Amber Neely
The Apple TV+ alternative-reality space drama will return for a fourth season, with the storyline set to take place in the 2000s.
On Friday, Apple announced that its hit sci-fi drama will begin filming its fourth season starting in August.
The series tells the tale of the space race in an alternate reality that sees the Soviet Union beat the U.S. to the moon.
Each season tells the story of a different decade, with the third season taking place in the 1990s.
Showrunners at the San Diego Comic-Con For All Mankind panel (spotted by 9to5Mac) confirmed that season four would focus on events that will take place in the 2000s.
In December, USA Today named "For All Mankind" the best television show of 2021, praising it for addressing issues of 20th-century America.
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I find this last season 3 worse than the previous ones. The storylines feel forced and the sense of wonder is diminished somehow.
This is probably the best show on TV today
Yes, Season 3 has been way to Soapoperatic. The character arcs have become waves and the race to Mars storyline contrived. I find myself skimming through the show to focus on what I perceive to be important plot points. I believe that if they’d made the Soviet v America rivalry into a true friendly partnership, and make space the villain (like The Martian), the show would be far more compelling - not just a set of hot mess characters infighting and making stupid decisions.