Apple TV premieres Star City, a spinoff of the alternate-history series For All Mankind. The show debuts with the first two episodes, released alongside Apple TV’s schedule following the latest season wrap of For All Mankind. Star City is set in the same alternate timeline as its parent series, in which the Soviet Union beats the United States to the Moon. According to outlet coverage, the spinoff shifts focus toward the Soviet side of the space race, expanding on the story world explored in For All Mankind. One source also points to the availability of a trailer for the new series, while another notes audience access options, including how to watch Star City for free on Apple TV. Together, the reporting indicates the series is positioned as an expansion of the existing setting rather than a new franchise, with its premise centered on Soviet achievements in space. The articles do not provide additional episode details beyond the initial two-episode premiere and the show’s historical premise.
Apple TV premieres Star City, a For All Mankind spinoff set in Soviet-led space race
Apple TV premieres Star City, a spinoff of the alternate-history series For All Mankind. The show debuts with the first two episodes, released alongside Apple TV’s schedule following the latest season...
- Star City is a spinoff series connected to For All Mankind.
- Apple TV premieres the first two episodes of Star City.
- The series is set in the same alternate timeline where the Soviet Union beats the United States to the Moon.
- The show centers on the Soviet side of the space race.
- Coverage mentions a trailer and ways to watch on Apple TV.
Just as For All Mankind wrapped its latest season on Apple TV, the platform also premiered the first two episodes of Star City, a spinoff set in the same alternate timeline where the Soviet Union beats the United States to the Moon. Watch the trailer below. more…
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