Apple's video streaming service will begin next November 1 with a small number of series and episodes that we have informed you about in Soy de Mac. One of the ones that looks more than good is For All Mankind, a series that shows us how the Russians were the first to reach the moon.
A few days ago, it was confirmed that Apple is already working on a second season, but everything seems to indicate that it won't be the last. According to WIRED, those who have made a complete analysis of Apple's new adventure in the world of streaming video, the For All Mankind series could have a very promising future.
The plot of the series shows us how the Russians were the first to reach the moon, instead of the Americans, so the space race never ended. The series shows us the lives of astronauts, engineers and families as they try to overcome the Russians and seek new space goals.
The creator of the series, Ronald D. Moore, says there are plenty of stories to be able to extend the series up to seven seasons. Both Moore and the writers of the series have always had in mind that the series would have a long run, and they have plenty of material prepared to be able to offer timelines strong enough to continue to attract interest.
When it comes to television, nothing is absolutely guaranteed. A series may be good enough with one or two seasons that it is not necessary to stretch the gum to end up filling it with content that in the end manages to lower the grade it obtained in its first seasons. As this is a subscription video streaming service, the good news is that Apple can keep it going until it gets tired or the creatives keep coming up with ideas.
