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What is the best season of For All Mankind?

By YPB Team

Apple TV+'s For All Mankind reimagines a space race that never ended, each season leaping forward in an alternate history timeline. With gripping political intrigue, stunning visuals, and emotionally complex characters, it's among the best prestige sci-fi on television. Which season is the finest?

  1. Season 2 (1983) — ranked #11
    Season 2 (1983)
    Jumping to 1983, the second season arms astronauts on the Moon as Cold War tensions peak, building to a nerve-shredding standoff at the Jamestown base and Shackleton crater.
    1000pts
  2. Season 5 (2026) — ranked #22
    Season 5 (2026)
    The 2026 fifth season jumps to the 2010s, where the Happy Valley colony on Mars has grown into a home for thousands and tensions with Earth threaten to boil over.
    565pts
  3. Season 3 (1992) — ranked #33
    Season 3 (1992)
    The race to Mars introduces private space companies and delivers an emotionally devastating finale that divided and captivated fans in equal measure.
    462pts
  4. Season 4 (2003) — ranked #44
    Season 4 (2003)
    Set on a multinational asteroid-mining base, Season 4 expands the world further with bold political themes and one of the most shocking mid-season twists in the show's run.
    462pts
  5. Season 1 (1969) — ranked #55
    Season 1 (1969)
    The alternate-history debut where the Soviets land on the moon first, forcing NASA into a new space race — a slow-burn but deeply compelling foundation for the series.
    0pts

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