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For All Mankind Season 4 premiere: What happened to Danny Stevens?

Alexandria Ingham
Alexandria Ingham

Claire and Jamie

Episode 3. Masha Mashkova and Joel Kinnaman in "For All Mankind," premiering November 10, 2023 on Apple TV+.

Danny Stevens has certainly been a polarizing character, but that didn’t stop us from wondering where he’d be in For All Mankind Season 4.

Caution: This post contains spoilers from the For All Mankind Season 4 premiere.

The For All Mankind Season 4 premiere is here, and it brought us another time jump. That time jump meant that we haven’t had some immediate answers to questions after the events of the third season.

After a catastrophic failure in the third season finale, Danny was left behind at an abandoned North Korean spaceship while on Mars. We never did find out what happened to him after that, so we’ve been questioning it all and hoping the For All Mankind Season 4 premiere would bring answers.

Of course, with a time jump, we only got a few hints. What do we know about Danny Stevens’s fate so far?

Where is Danny in For All Mankind Season 4?

There have been a couple of mentions of Danny in the Season 4 premiere, but we haven’t had a chance to see him yet. What we know from TVLine is that actor Casey W. Johnson will not be a series regular. That doesn’t mean he won’t appear.

His wife said that it gets easier every year when it was noted he wasn’t at Avery’s birthday party, and then Danielle mentions Danny and “everything that happened” when she’s given the position of commander at Happy Valley. It’s clear that something big went down.

The question is whether Danny was just left to die at the abandoned spacecraft. Is it possible that someone found him? Is it possible that he found a way to help himself? We’re sure to find out as the rest of the season progresses.

For All Mankind Season 4 airs on Fridays on Apple TV+.

Alexandria Ingham

Alexandria Ingham

Alexandria Ingham is the Site Expert at Claire and Jamie, Precinct TV, and Last Night On within the FanSided network. She is also a contributor at many other sites, including Show Snob, GeekSided, and Winter Is Coming, and has been with FanSided since 2016, writing about Game of Thrones, Outlander, Grey's Anatomy, The Boys, Supernatural, and much more. When she's not writing, you can find her curled up with a good book or an intriguing dystopian or fantasy TV series. She is also a freelance writer for hire in niches such as lifestyle, entertainment, parenting, budgeting, and more.