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Julio Bardini

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São Paulo
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Covers:  Movies, TV, arts, and entertainment.
Um gerador de lero-lero com ansiedade. Escreve em @rapadura e @collider. Vira e mexe fala de si mesmo na 3ª pessoa.

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Apple TV’s Stellar 6-Part Sci-Fi Is Officially Switching Main Characters

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By Julio Bardini
| Collider Verified
One of the best science fiction series ever made is coming to an end, and everything will change. Since its debut in 2019, Apple TV's For All Mankind has followed an alternate timeline in which the Soviets landed on the Moon before the U.S., leading to profound differences in how many historical events occur. Although it features an incredible ensemble cast, the show's initial protagonist is astronaut Ed Baldwin (Joel Kinnaman).
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Apple TV's Stellar Sci-Fi Series Is So Good, It Got 6 Seasons and a Spin-Off

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By Julio Bardini
| Collider Verified
"Stellar" isn't a word that should be used lightly when describing anything, but every once in a while, something just fits the bill perfectly. Not only is For All Mankind one of Apple TV's best series, but it's arguably its best science fiction series, period. Co-created by TV veteran Ronald D. Moore, it has enough pedigree and competence to actually run its intended six-season course and even go beyond it with an equally stellar spin-off, Star City.
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Apple TV's Stellar Sci-Fi Series Is So Good, It Got 6 Seasons and a Spin-Off

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By Julio Bardini
| Aol Verified
"Stellar" isn't a word that should be used lightly when describing anything, but every once in a while, something just fits the bill perfectly. Not only is For All Mankindone of Apple TV's best series, but it's arguably its best science fiction series, period. Co-created by TV veteran Ronald D. Moore, it has enough pedigree and competence to actually run its intended six-season course and even go beyond it with an equally stellar spin-off, Star City.
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