Hi Bob!

STAR CITY— 1.01 'The Eyes'

Adam Nagaitis as Valentin "Valya" Markelov in Star City (2026), Episodes 1-2

1x01 - "The Eyes"

Shantel VanSanten as Karen Baldwin For All Mankind (2019 - ) 5.03

-Yeah, we thought about aerobraking. But the human transport ships weren't designed to do that. And we don't have time to build a new ship. -Well, maybe you don't need to. -What do you mean? -You know what I mean. You helped design her.

Sojourner-T liftoff "Open Source"

For All Mankind "The Hard Six" Lander Chase

You think I want this? I got Palmer on one side trying to storm the Alamo, I got Ger on the other trying to pull a My Lai. There's only us two in the middle trying to stop this whole thing turning into chaos. I can't do that alone.

-What do you say to those who don't understand why you all are so upset? -Where are you from? -Uh, Florida. -So imagine they decided not only to shut down Disney World and fire everybody who works there, but kick out everyone who lives in Orlando. We need them to listen to us and stop the automation. Mars is ours.

Sojourner-T, "The Sirens of Titan"

FOR ALL MANKIND S05E04 | Open Source

Ines Asserson as Avery "A.J." Jarrett (Stevens) FOR ALL MANKIND S05E04 | Open Source

And as I think about the young people here today, I'm reminded of, uh, one of my favorite fairy tales about a Russian czar. He was very, very old. He could barely stand, but he heard there was a special tree, that had golden apples. And if one was to take a bite of that magical fruit, he would turn young again. So he sent his three sons off to find those apples and bring those apples to him. Now, remember, this is a Russian fairy tale so of course there is a lot of death and misery between and along the way which I'm gonna skip here, but at the end, the czar realizes that the true apples of youth are his children. They are the future.

Hoppers, "Brave New World"

Phoenix Space Station "Open Source"

Kuragin rushed into a mission plan before everything was ready. And guess what? The exact same thing happened to us. This whole mission has suffered from what NASA used to call "go fever." When everyone convinces themselves they're not seeing the problems they're seeing because everyone wants to say "go" and no one wants to say "stop." Well, I am saying stop.

Walt, this isn't about me or you. It's about Helios. We can't blow this. If another company gets their hands on it first, they'll be the ones to reap the rewards. We'll lose valuable time if we send another set of glitchy S.E.E.K.E.R. robots. Humans need to do this.