Apple TV+ renews ' For All Mankind' for season 3, season 2 landing February 19
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has reportedly signed For All Mankind up for a third season.
- The second season will land on February 19.
Apple TV+ has reportedly signed the popular For All Mankind for a third season – before the second season has even debut. Those waiting for the big second season won't need to wait too much longer, either. It'll premiere on February 19.
The second season was signed even before the first season has aired and, according to Deadline, history has repeated itself.
Starring Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dorman, and Sarah Jones, For All Mankind shows us a world where the United States lost the space race, with the USSR beating the country to the moon. The show has collected itself quite the following and it's clear someone at Apple TV+ agrees that it's a winner.
Season two is set to take things to a whole new level, picking the story of season one up in the early 1980s.
If you haven't yet checked For All Mankind out, now might be a good time to fix that. You'll need an Apple TV+ or Apple one subscription to do it, though.
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