Apple TV unveils the first official full-length trailer for For All Mankind season 4, showcasing the state of the Space Race in the early 2000s.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT For All Mankind season 4 finally has an official trailer. The science fiction show presents an alternate history of space travel, imagining how the world would be different if Russia had put the first astronaut on the moon and America had stayed in the Space Race.
Apple TV has now debuted the official full trailer for For All Mankind season 4. Check it out below: After briefly running through a recap of the previous seasons and the eras in which they took place, the trailer teases that the new season will begin in 2003. While "Take Me Out" by Franz Ferdinand blares in the background, the action follows the progress of the first "self-sustaining Mars colony," called Happy Valley. However, the situation quickly becomes considerably less happy when the lucrative prospect of asteroid mining causes international tensions.
What The Trailer Reveals About For All Mankind Season 4 This new trailer offers quite a few tidbits of information about For All Mankind season 4, which is set to premiere on November 10, with the remainder of its 10 episodes following weekly through January 12, 2024. For instance, it again confirms that the new season will take place eight years after the finale of season 3, which was set in 1995.
So far, not much has been revealed about how the plot of For All Mankind will shake out. However, these tensions are likely to reach a boiling point by the end of the season's 10-episode run. Because of the show's time jumps and cast shakeups, nobody is safe during this time of dramatic change, as it's entirely possible that very few members of the main cast will return should the show be renewed for season 5.
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