Eddie Mathews

Very interesting. I like some of the acting, but felt the history part was weaker than the first two installments.

I found it pretty compelling. I like the mind trip for the most part. Good acting. Any type of cerebral, multiverse reality plot will have us poking holes at weak points here and there. Makes you think about the "what if" of your own life. Recommend.

While critics may point to a few creative issues, I believe the acting was really good and made you like the characters immediately. Since I have spent time with several family members suffering with dementia, I believe Nolte’s character really represented both the humorous and sad elements of progressing Alzheimer’s. Every encounter with main character shows how differently people respond. The take-always reveal that kindness, reframing, and creative interactions with those suffering with memory issues make a huge difference. If you gain one insight as a caregiver than it’s worth watching.

I believe For All Mankind provides a meaningful storyline that starts with a big “What if…” in that USA didn’t make the moon landing first, which realigns political motivations and technological advances across the world. Very clever how the writers incorporate our history and the shifts that result in different outcomes. FAM makes you think and I love that the writers didn’t get too carried away and made us feel transported into a sci-fi movie. Instead, it feels like a plausible reality. Not only do we like the characters, we like the possibilities of what we can do together as humans when we band together to accomplish rather than divide. Of course, humanity with all its glory and failings is present even in this alternative timeline. Can’t wait to see what the writers do in Season 4.