Apple TV+'s For All Mankind is back and season 3 has rocketed the show's fans back into space for another alternate history/science fiction adventure. The cast evolves each season, as the show has been known to make time jumps, not only between seasons but also at times between episodes.
The cast, known for its vast, diverse, set of characters, can be found on various social media platforms. Many of them seem to be fans of the show themselves, as they've been flooding feeds with behind-the-scenes photos and content that make them must-follows for audience members.
Joel Kinnaman
The star of For All Mankind and one of the stars of The Suicide Squad, Joel Kinnaman is, unfortunately, one of the least active on social media. He has released a few posts including the trailer and stills from the new season on Instagram and Twitter. Both of those accounts can be found at @JoelKinnaman.
Kinnaman seems to post more in-depth about his roles with James Gunn, but hopefully, as the season progresses, he'll get more engaged about the show. Kinnaman's character, Ed Baldwin, is a central piece of the narrative for many characters, and despite being a flawed figure, is an enjoyable part to watch.
Shantel VanSanten
Like Joel, the talented Shantel VanSanten has the same tag on both Instagram and Twitter. She can easily be found at @TheRealShantel, and has been very actively sharing her excitement for the show through various posts, stories, and media appearances, including throwing the first pitch at a Houston Astros game.
Shantel seems particularly excited to be a part of a show that takes place in her hometown of Houston, especially since she plays one of the characters who's had the most growth throughout the series. Karen Baldwin has been through it all, and it seems as if matters will only get more complicated before they get better for her.
Sonya Walger
Known for playing Molly Cobb in For All Mankind as well as her recurring role as Penny in Lost, Sonya Walger can be found on both Instagram and Twitter. On Instagram, she goes by @sonyawalgerofficial, where she's more active than she is on Twitter.
The actress actively shares stills, videos, behind-the-scenes photos, and more from her experience with For All Mankind. She also actively promotes her podcast, where she interacts with fans and colleagues by discussing books and the impact of literature on their lives.
Sarah Jones
Sarah Jones can be a bit more difficult to find on social media, as she isn't on Twitter, and her Instagram following is small enough to where she isn't the first result to pop up when searching her name. The actress uses the tag @sjonig on the latter.
Sarah's character, Tracy Stevens, reached the conclusion of her storyline at the end of Season 2 but is still a very popular part of the show. Her chemistry with Gordo Stevens had the pair ranked as one of the best couples in For All Mankind. During the filming of the second season, she very actively posted behind-the-scenes photos of her character for the joy of fans following her.
Jodi Balfour
Jodi Balfour wasn't new to the 20th-century period piece when accepting the role of Ellen Waverly in For All Mankind. The actress had previously and brilliantly portrayed Jackie Kennedy in The Crown, before taking on the role. Though the two characters are very different, both share a conflict of suppression.
On Instagram, Jodie can be found at @jodiannebalfour, and does not have a presence on Twitter. The actress uses social media not only to promote her work but also to interact with her audience, posting about her life and experiences.
Wrenn Schmidt
Margo Madison is one of the most conflicted characters in For All Mankind, taking a strong performance to play the character. Wrenn Schmidt has done an excellent job, and her talent was noticed to the point where she'll be appearing in the new Jordan Peele movie, Nope.
The actress has accounts on both Instagram and Twitter, under the tags @wrennschmidt and @wrennschmidtsemiofficial. Though the actress wasn't active until recently, her Instagram feed has picked up steam in sharing content related to For All Mankind.
Meghan Leathers
Often paired with Jodi Balfour throughout the first two seasons of For All Mankind, Meghan Leathers' Pam Horton had one of the more emotional and introspective storylines in the show. The story explores the experiences of LGBTQ+ women in the space program.
Meghan isn't too active on Instagram anymore, but when she was on the show she actively posted behind-the-scenes photos, including a lovely shot of her posing with Jodi Balfour. The actress recently posted about a new show, so fans of her work can stay in touch with her career.
Michael Dorman
Known for playing Gordo Stevens in For All Mankind, Michael Dorman's only active social media is his Instagram. He actively posts photos of him exploring the world and very rarely about his acting. His feed is a breath of authenticity, connecting his fans with his real life and personality.
Gordo will be missed in Season 3, as he was one of the characters who had the most growth in the show, with a complete turnaround in the character's likability in Season 2. Gordo was ranked as one of For All Mankind's best characters. For now, fans can follow him on Instagram to see what's next!
Cynthy Wu
Available on both Instagram and Twitter under the tag @cynthywu, the actress who joined the cast in Season 2 can be found actively posting about the show. The actress seems excited to be a part of the series, as she should be. Each season has been a critically acclaimed success.
Her following is still small, as she's a relatively young actress. Hopefully, the success of the show and the intrigue of her character, Kelly Baldwin, will lead to her furthering her career. As For All Mankind goes further into the future, Cynthy will likely take a more and more important role, which will be exciting to see.
Krys Marhsall
Actively promoting For All Mankind on both Twitter and Instagram is actress Krys Marshall, who can be found on both at @KrysMarshall. Known for playing Danielle Poole on the show, Krys took part in one of Season 2's most complex storylines.
She actively posts on Instagram about For All Mankind as well as her other projects. Though her following is still quite small, the actress will likely grow her community with her continued engagement and success with acting roles.