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He's much more interested, however, in the business card Margo was given by the mysterious woman on the bench in the season premiere – understandably so, seeing as the dialing code suggests it leads directly to the upper echelons of the KGB. aren't quite so cordial in Margo's holding cell, where the former NASA director (detained under the name of Margaret Reynolds, her Canadian 'business consultant' alias) is interrogated by Lieutenant Stepan Gura (Konstantin Lavysh) – a particularly zealous police officer working against the 'corrupt Gorbachev regime.' He tries – and indeed manages – to scare her by pointing out that foreigners taking part in anti-government demonstrations are subject to the same penalties as Soviet nationals. They're clearly comfortable in each other's company, so when she tells him she's still suffering back pain after the asteroid disaster that killed Soviet hero Grigory Kuznetsov, he suggests she visit his garden later that evening. The hand issues that were afflicting Ed in season opener ' Glasnost' are flaring up again, so – while claiming the controls are a bit 'sluggish' – he passes control over to her. That said, the chances of a James Bond figure coming to the rescue seem remote, even when her inquisitor runs out of the room to investigate the gunfire that's going off outside.Ībove Mars, Ed Baldwin (Joel Kinnaman) and Svetlana have an asteroid docking dress rehearsal. Margo has apparently found herself in her very own Cold War spy movie, albeit one that's taking place a decade after the real Cold War ended. It's also a great excuse for another of 'For All Mankind''s fun training montages, this time with the cool grifter vibe of 'Ocean's 11.' The key takeaways? Use a pencil and paper rather than a computer when taking orders, and always smile at the customer. Miles' roommate Samantha Massey (Tyner Rushing) vouches for Miles Dale (Toby Kebbell). Her intervention swings the deal, and surely we can't be the only ones thinking that romance is now on the cards – especially after the writers have gone to such great lengths to make it clear that Miles' marriage is in a bad place, and that Samantha got divorced before flying to Mars. Ilya is cautious about bringing anyone new into his operation, until Miles' roommate Samantha Massey (Tyner Rushing) points out that Miles' access-all-areas pass could be a very useful tool for someone who needs to get things. Miles needs to find a way to bring in some extra scrip (Martian money) fast, so he asks Ilya Breshov (Dimiter D Marinov) – the brains behind Happy Valley's lucrative black market – if he could use an extra pair of hands. She's therefore looking for a job to help pay the bills. And seeing as we've just seen Helios founder Dev Ayesa (Edi Gathegi) relaxing on his private beach, there are no prizes for guessing who she means.ĭeep below the surface of the red planet, Miles Dale (Toby Kebbell) receives a message from his wife, Amanda (Shannon Lucio), telling him that his lower-than-expected take-home pay isn't making his two-year Martian jaunt worthwhile. 'I can think of someone else worth just about the same,' replies Aleida. 'What's 200 million to a company worth more than the GDP of Texas?' asks a frustrated Kelly. Although much of the preparatory work has already been funded by NASA – and the presentation is well received – the board decide they don't want to take the financial risk of looking for life on Mars.

(Subterranean Extraterrestrial Exploration via Kinematically Enhanced Robots) to Helios. (Image credit: Apple TV+)īack on Earth, Kelly Baldwin (Cynthy Wu) and Aleida Rosales (Coral Peña) pitch their S.E.E.K.E.R. She also offers to postpone the imminent asteroid capture training mission, but Svetlana says they should continue as planned.ĭanielle Poole (Krys Marshall) and Ed Baldwin (Joel Kinnaman) in 'For All Mankind,' now streaming on Apple TV+. When Soviet commander Svetlana Zakharova (Masha Mashkova) explains that she's also unable to get in touch with her father, the ever-sensitive Danielle Poole (Krys Marshall) orders that communications with Russia be prioritized. NASA boss Eli Hobson (Daniel Stern) tells the Happy Valley crew that President Al Gore is expected to condemn the action imminently, and that they've been unable to make contact with Roscosmos or Star City. The shockwaves are only just reaching Mars.

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With actual archive footage adding to the effect, it's eerily reminiscent of the real-life 1991 coup that came close to toppling Mikhail Gorbachev, and subsequently led to the break-up of the former U.S.S.R. news report supplies the necessary exposition on the 'Soviet Crisis,' explaining that Communist hardliners are trying to reverse Western-friendly policies and restore Marxist/Leninist principles.

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