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The worst episode of "For All Mankind" is "New Eden", rated 7/10 from 1728 user votes. It was directed by Andrew Stanton and written by Stephanie Shannon. "New Eden" aired on 7/14/2022 and is rated 0.1 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Bring It Down".
The astronauts move quickly to build Martian bases.
Director: Andrew Stanton
Writer: Stephanie Shannon
A joint mission brings about conflict between crew members.
Director: Dan Liu
Writer: Nichole Beattie
Margo must lead a seemingly impossible mission. Danielle wants to return to the moon. Gordo grapples with life on Earth.
Director: Michael Morris
Writer: Matt Wolpert, Ben Nedivi
Ed's reckless behavior at NASA shakes the foundation of the Baldwin family. Tracy attempts to readapt to life in space.
Director: Meera Menon
Writer: Nichole Beattie, Joe Menosky
New Helios employees arrive on Mars as NASA undergoes major changes.
Director: Lukas Ettlin
Writer: Bradley Thompson, David Weddle
An accident on Mars strains relationships, while Miles embarks on a risky venture.
Director: Dan Liu
Writer: Sabrina Almeida
NASA is in crisis as the Soviets land the first man on the moon in 1969, the beginning of an alternate history.
Director: Seth Gordon
Writer: N/A
Director von Braun opposes President Nixon’s directive, with dire consequences.
Director: Seth Gordon
Writer: Matt Wolpert, Ben Nedivi
With a little help from Molly, Ed plans a career change—as his old Jamestown crewmates Gordo and Danielle struggle.
Director: Andrew Stanton
Writer: Bradley Thompson, David Weddle
American astronauts and NASA leadership prepare for a new mission with unlikely partners. Ellen gets in touch with an old friend.
Director: Meera Menon
Writer: Joe Menosky
Miles tries to make ends meet. Margo finds herself pulled into a dangerous situation.
Director: Dan Liu
Writer: Andrew Black
A discovery sends teams across Earth and Mars scrambling for answers.
Director: Sylvain White
Writer: Jovan Robinson
A launchpad accident leads to delayed missions and FBI background checks.
Director: Sergio Mimica-Gezzan
Writer: Stephanie Shannon
Ellen is challenged by her new role. Margo’s allegiances are put to the test. Karen explores new opportunities—personally and professionally.
Director: Dennie Gordon
Writer: Nichole Beattie
Eight years later, a new mission begins: Capture an asteroid. Aleida and Danielle are still haunted by events from the past.
Director: Lukas Ettlin
Writer: Matt Wolpert, Ben Nedivi
Plans are made with interplanetary ramifications. Ed begins working with an unexpected partner.
Director: Maja Vrvilo
Writer: Bradley Thompson, David Weddle
A training accident spurs a national debate about women astronauts.
Director: Allen Coulter
Writer: Naren Shankar
Nearly a decade later, technology and lunar exploration have taken huge strides—but a solar storm threatens the astronauts on Jamestown.
Director: Michael Morris
Writer: Ronald D. Moore
Gordo returns to space. Molly faces an upsetting new reality. Aleida confronts her first major hurdle at work.
Director: Dennie Gordon
Writer: Ronald D. Moore
After a sudden crisis, the Martian crews pull together.
Director: Dan Liu
Writer: Joe Menosky, Eric W. Phillips
As NASA scrambles to prepare for the launch to Mars, Margo is confronted with a harsh personal reality.
Director: Wendey Stanzler
Writer: Nichole Beattie
A group on Mars takes drastic measures. Margo grapples with a new assignment.
Director: Maja Vrvilo
Writer: Andrew Black
Deke must recruit female astronauts after Russia lands a woman on the moon.
Director: Allen Coulter
Writer: Nichole Beattie
A dispute on the moon prompts NASA officials to consider arming astronauts. Ed’s past comes back to haunt him.
Director: Andrew Stanton
Writer: Stephanie Shannon
The race to land first on Mars brings together unexpected allies.
Director: Andrew Stanton
Writer: Sabrina Almeida