For All Mankind Apple TV Plus release: When does it start? How many episodes?

For All Mankind is one of the first series to debut on Apple’s new streaming serve Apple TV+. The sci-fi series was created and write by Outlanders Ronald D Moore and stars Joel Kinnaman and

Michael Dorman. Also available to watch on Apple TV this month is The Morning Show starring Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Steve Carrell, See featuring Jason Momoa and Dickinson

starring Hailee Seinfeld.

For All Mankind premieres on Apple TV+ on Friday, November 1.

The first three episodes will be released in over 100 countries and will first premiere at 12am PT (Pacific Time) in the US.

This means For All Mankind will be available to stream at different times across the globe due to the time difference,

UK viewers will be able to watch For All Mankind from 8am GMT.

To watch the series, you can sign up to a seven day free trial of Apple TV+.

After the trial is over, you can subscribe to Apple TV+ from £4.99 per month.

The streaming service will be available via tv.apple.com and the Apple TV app, which you can download via the app store now.

READ MORE: Apple Plus streaming: How to sign up to Apple+ - how much is it?

There are 10 episodes in For All Mankind on Apple TV+.

The first three episodes will be available to stream on Friday, November 1. The remaining seven episodes will drop every Friday on the streaming service.

Here is a complete list of the show’s episode titles and release dates:

READ MORE: Apple Plus UK launch date: When will Apple TV Plus come to the UK?

We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You

can unsubscribe at any time. Read our Privacy Policy

Swedish-American actor Joel Kinnaman stars as Edward Baldwin in For All Mankind.

Kinnaman is best known for playing Detective Stephen Holder in The Killing and Governor Will Conway in House of Cards.

Joining Kinnaman is Michael Dorman who portrays Gordo Stevens in For All Mankind.

Dorman is a New Zealand actor, best known for playing John Tavner in the Patriot and Christian Hayden in The Secret Life of Us.

Also in the main cast is Wrenn Schmidt as Margo Madison, Sarah Jones as Tracey Steves, Shantel VanSanten as Karen Baldwin and Jodi Balfour as Ellen Waverly.

For All Mankind features actors playing historical figures from the first manned mission to the moon.

Chris Agos and Jeff Branson portray astronauts and first men on the moon, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong respectively.

Agos is best known for playing Steve Knot in Chicago PD and Branson is well recognised for his roles in The Young and Restless, All My Children and Guiding Light.

Chris Bauer stars as Deke Slayton, Matt Battaglia as John Glenn, Dan Donohue as Thomas O Paine, Colm Feore as Wernher von Braun

Ryan Kennedy as Michael Collins, Eric Ladin as Gene Kranz, Steven Pritchard as Pete Conrad and Rebecca Wisocky as Marge Slayton.

READ MORE: For All Mankind Apple TV Plus release date, cast, trailer, plot

For All Mankind is an alternative history sci-fi drama depicting a world where the space race of the 1960s had never ended.

In the series, the USSR had achieved the first manned moon landing instead of the USA and as a result, the moon has been dubbed ‘Red Moon’.

The synopsis for the series reads: “Imagine a world where the global space race never ended.

“This ‘what if’ take on history is from Ronald D Moore (Outlander, Battlestar Galactica) spotlights the lives of NASA astronauts - the heroes and rock stars of their time - and their

families.”

For All Mankind premieres on Apple TV+ on Friday, November 1

See today's front and back pages, download the newspaper, order back issues and use the historic Daily Express newspaper archive.