Is that, would that feel satisfying if like for all mankind started off of like, hey, everything's just going to be better?

And then at the end of the series, they're like, well, actually, if we don't watch it, mankind can, can fuck things up for all mankind,

as well as they can do things good for all mankind.

Do you think that's the thesis?

Would that be satisfying?

Would, would it utopian be too Pollyanna?

Welcome to Hi Bob, Baldwin's officially unofficial podcast for For All Mankind on Apple TV Plus.

I'm Jim.

I'm Aeron.

And we are back for season five, episode three.

It's titled Home.

I think we can kind of all guess why.

Aaron, what did you think of the final episode?

I don't want to call it the final episode that we'll ever see Ed Baldwin in,

but certainly the man is done.

He has slipped the surly bonds of earth and, I don't't know slap God in his face with Gordo.

I was surprised at how emotional I got at the end of this because, you know, first of all,

RIP to the Ed Baldwin old man of For All Mankind University.

There's not enough, not enough protogen and all of, or protomole

and all of Titan to save him at this point. And, you know, it's, it's sad that, you know,

it's even, even the bootlickers are lamenting, you know, everyone's lamenting the fact that

Mars seems like it's going to be

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