For All Mankind - Season 1
Season 1
In an alternative version of 1969, the Soviet Union beats the United States to the Moon, and the space race continues on for decades with still grander challenges and goals.
Episodes
Red Moon
NASA is in crisis as the Soviets land the first man on the moon in 1969, the beginning of an alternate history.
He Built the Saturn V
Director von Braun opposes President Nixon's directive, with dire consequences.
Nixon's Women
Deke must recruit female astronauts after Russia lands a woman on the moon.
Prime Crew
A training accident spurs a national debate about women astronauts.
Into the Abyss
Ed and the crew change Apollo 15's landing site after lunar ice is detected.
Home Again
A launchpad accident leads to delayed missions and FBI background checks.
Hi Bob
Ed, Gordo, and Danielle struggle with an extended Jamestown mission.
Rupture
NASA preps a Jamestown relief mission, while Karen waits for news at the hospital.
Bent Bird
A crisis in space puts the Apollo 24 and 25 crews in peril.
A City Upon a Hill
Ed handles a trespasser. Ellen and Deke chart a new course without Mission Control.
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