This ship is unbuilt with a centrifugal force greater than 4Gs.

What happens at 4Gs?

It will come apart.

Welcome back to for all mankind, the official podcast.

I'm Chris Marshall and I play Danielle Poole on the Apple TV Plus series.

Each week, I sit down with the cast, crew, and show creators to discuss everything from the latest developments and plot twists to behind-the-scenes stories.

This podcast will be jam-packed with spoilers.

So if you haven't seen episode one of season three yet, just press pause, go watch, and come back.

There is a lot to talk about.

And I'm sitting down today with our fearless leader, the show creator and sci-fi legend Ron Moore,

as well as former astronaut and technical consultant on all things space,

Garrett Reesman. But first, let's do a quick recap.

The show picks up nine years after season two. It's 1992 and the race is on to launch a manned mission to Mars in 1996.

Margo still runs NASA and is still talking to Sergei, who we now know is using Margo as a Soviet asset.

Meanwhile, Ellen's political career has taken off.

She's already been elected senator in Texas and is now running for president.

But forget Earth. Most of the action this episode takes place up in space. The first ever orbital hotel run by Karen Baldwin is hosting a wedding for Tracy and Gordo's

son, Danny Stevens. In attendance is my character, Danielle Poole, along with my buddy, Hi Bob,

Ed Baldwin, and our families. Ed and Karen are now divorced, and Ed has brought his latest wife,

making things a little awkward.

The wedding really gets out of control when a piece of North Korean space debris jams a thruster, causing the artificial gravity to go haywire.

It looks like the entire station is about to be pulled apart when Danny Stevens mounts a daring rescue and saves the day. Woof! Talk about a memorable wedding.

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