'For All Mankind' Season 2 debuts on Apple TV+
What you need to know
- For All Mankind is back for season 2, and the first episode is now available.
- The space race thriller, set in an alternate historical timeline, picks up nearly ten years after the end of season 1.
Apple TV+ drama For All Mankind is back, and the first episode of season 2 has debuted Friday, February 19.
One of the first TV+ shows pegged for a second (and third) season, For All Mankind is a drama series set in an alternative historical timeline where the USSR wins the space race to the moon. Season two begins a decade after the end of season one. From Apple:
New cast members include Cynthy Wu, Coral Peña, and Casey W. Johnson. The first episode is out now, with nine more set to follow, one episode per week.
To accompany the release, Apple unveiled a brand new For All Mankind augmented reality experience called 'Time Capsule'. The new AR experience lets users take a real-life AR look at some of the most important props of the show, putting you in the shoes of Danny as you sort through your family's keepsakes including a home computer, a newspaper, and more. You can find out more here.
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