For All Mankind’s Cast and Ronald D. Moore on Season 3, Season 4, and Starships at SDCC

[@grafffuller3265]

Great show, really amazing interview. Thanks Frosty for championing this show. More people NEED to watch this show. Also, love Ronald D. Moore. There will some day be a documentary that shows the world all that this man has done for TV. Thank you, so much.

[@AlishaOutridge]

I love this show so much!

[@tarkajedi3331]

Magnificent show !!!

[@lawc23]

Really liked these questions

[@T1hitsTheHighestNote]

So funny hearing their real dialects!

[@KoleveriiLostArk]

I'm not sure why people are jumping into Star Trek-esque starship, instead of Rocinante like starship from The Expanse. Its more real, and right after Mars, I am looking forward to see the astronauts go to the Ceres and the Belt.. Oye Beltalowdas! 😆✊

[@LordVader066]

He looks so much like George Lucas 😳😲

[@laurieveal8409]

Spoiler alert - I am very disappointed in the slanted season finale for Season 3. Two very strong women with great stories to play out which would be very uplifting for women to watch are killed off (Karen Baldwin and Molly Cobb). This seems so typical of the movie / film industry that you would kill off female characters who can have a more nuanced and intriguing story line, and none of the men. Not even either of the incredibly creepy and tiresome Stevens brothers. To my mind either would have been a slam dunk to axe because there is no real dimension to either character. They are both self-absorbed and one dimensional and no longer add to the narrative. This decision once again marginalizes the role of women in an otherwise more balanced program. Too bad you did it.😟

[@SnowHarp]

Yes, I agree with you. There were some obvious characters who could have been 'removed' but they chose to hit two cast leaders. I have read their excuses for doing so but, honestly, I think it is a cop out. The scenes leading to the finale were not convincing and portrayed the security police as being recalcitrant to a fault. Karen was poised to make things really interesting but, instead, they 'saved' Kelly who was frankly irresponsible and annoying in terms of the sacrifice the crew were obliged to make because she took that risk. Surely the crew would have been briefed during training and schooled on how to prevent a pregnancy and the consequences of ignoring those rules. We were robbed of a superb dramatic plotline by this tangential subplot. I guess the writers were pandering to the crowd who would have wanted the unborn child to be saved above all those other lives. Something in that plot line did not sit well. ..and don't get me started on Jimmy; he mopped up so much screen time moping and brooding, it was horrible and he got off 'scot free'.

[@T1hitsTheHighestNote]

I did not understand how Molly died. It happened off screen!