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Yes, Star City is a For All Mankind spinoff, telling the Soviet side of the alternate-history space race in which a cosmonaut is the first to walk on the moon.
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Well, that got real messy real quick, huh? Remember when Kate, Hal, and Grace got Trowbridge and Dennison to agree to encase an apocalyptically
An absurd level of international diplomacy is affected by the fact that Hal is hangry.
Grace is unwilling to take a day off after the assassination attempt, and it's causing issues in the U.S.-U.K. relationship.
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