Captain America (Chris Evans) nearly loses to himself when he travels back in time to fight his 2012 counterpart in Avengers: Endgame. But why?

That Apple TV+ slate is filling up fast with some pretty legitimate-looking dramas, but this latest one might just take things all the way to the moon. For All Mankind, created by Emmy-winner Ronald D. Moore, imagines a world where the United States and NASA lost the space race to Russia. In an attempt to set some kind of record, America then pivots to putting the first woman on the moon, which I believe is called the Eowyn Loophole. It's an intriguing premise that refreshingly takes a look at an alternate timeline that doesn't immediately plunge …

That Apple TV+ slate is filling up fast with some pretty legitimate-looking dramas, but this latest one might just take things all the way to the moon. For All Mankind, created by Emmy-winner Ronald D. Moore, imagines a world where the United States and NASA lost the space race to Russia. In an attempt to set some kind of record, America then pivots to putting the first woman on the moon, which I believe is called the Eowyn Loophole. It's an intriguing premise that refreshingly takes a look at an alternate timeline that doesn't immediately plunge …