Apple has confirmed that the series For All Mankind, produced by the American company, will have a second season. Along with it there will be other productions that will have a second part, although at the moment it has not been specified in what state of renewal they are. It seems that many of them are quite advanced, but not finished, like the protagonist of this post.
For All Mankind, created and written by Ronal D. Moore, Matt Wolpert, and Ben Nedivi, will dramatize an alternate story depicting what would have happened if the global space race had never ended.
The For All Mankind series has signs of being a success
Apple will start the Apple TV + service on November 1, with many series and productions that in principle should be a success, at least for the cast that is agreeing to work in this medium. Jennifer Aniston, Samuel L. Jackson or Oprah Winfrey are some of those stars.
Apple's strategy is to get the second season of its original television shows produced early. Mainly because Apple TV + is launching with less content than its competitors, and Apple needs to ensure that a steady stream of new episodes plays out regularly.
Although it is true that Apple wants to ensure that this content is not exhausted with the production and creation of its own audiovisual material and in their own studies, series that have already been announced should give users the opportunity to engage with the content and that a year, they do not unsubscribe. Given one year free promotion that Apple has offered to anyone who buys a device from the American company.
For All Mankind will be available on the streaming platform from November 1. The show aired last week at New York Comic Con, with creator Ron Moore and others. In that event, Moore said he had already planned three seasons of the sci-fi series. Now that a second season has been renewed, the creator has the doors open to tackle that third.
Apart from this drama, it is planned that other productions that will be at the beginning of Apple TV +, renew without major problems. In this way, the series starring Jason Momoa (See), The comedy Dickinson and the young detective drama Hilde Lysiak Home Before Dark, among others, will feature that desired continuation, both by producers and users.