Preview — For All Mankind Season 3 Episode 3: All In
The race to Mars has gone from a two-way to a three-way race. On For All Mankind Season 3 Episode 3, “All In,” NASA competes to stay ahead after Ed Baldwin jumped ship to join the new competition on For All Mankind Season 3 Episode 2, “Game Changer.”
After losing his chance to command NASA’s first mission to Mars, Ed leave NASA for the opportunity to command Dev Ayesa’s privately funded one.
The move came as a shock to Ed’s NASA colleagues, who it’s safe to say didn’t even have Dev Ayesa on their radar before Ed’s big announcement.
On “All In,” viewers will see the first fallout from Ed’s choice as his new team goes up against his old, led by his long-time friend, Danielle Poole. From an emotional and character standpoint, all that potential drama almost makes the Soviets — still very much in this race — feel like an afterthought.
Don’t count the Soviets out just yet, though. There is still plenty of potential for them to cause personal and emotional devastation considering Margo’s current status as a Russian asset.
The episode description of “All In” teases Margo being confronted with a harsh personal reality. Could it be related to her relationship with Sergei Orestovich Nikulov?
What do you think Margo will realize on “All In?” Are you excited to see the competition between Ed and Danielle heat up?
Check out the photos below for a preview!
Episode description: As NASA scrambles to prepare for the launch to Mars, Margo is confronted with a harsh personal reality.
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Sarah is an obsessive geek who likes to get into the weeds and over think things. She is passionate about Sci-Fi and comics and is a giant classic film nerd. Sarah cares deeply about media representation and the power of telling diverse stories. When she's not writing or watching her favorite shows she spends her days working in the non-profit world trying to make life a little better for those that need some extra help.