Editor's Note: The below interview contains spoilers for Rivals Season 2 Episode 6.Rivals Season 2 has officially hit its midway point, but if you think the first half of Season 2 was big, well then, Dominic Treadwell-Collins has news for you. Collider sat down with the showrunner to discuss all things Rivals after that major death in the midseason finale, which was a shocking change from the books. It's already been revealed that Rachael Stirling, Rupert Evans, and Santiago Cabrera will be joining the second part of Season 2 — Cabrera and Evans will be coming in as book characters Alejandro Mendoza from Poloand David Hawkley from The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous, respectively, which follow Rivals in Jilly Cooper's Rutshire Chronicles series. Stirling's Araminta Pemberton, however, comes in as a new character and seems primed to cause trouble. With so much more of the original novel's story to wrap up, there's a lot of ground for Rivals to cover when it returns this November.

For All Mankind has wrapped up its penultimate season by dealing yet another devastating blow. With the Marsies trying to take back control of Happy Valley from the M-6 soldiers and Aleida (Coral Peña) desperately trying to reach her team on Titan, everything comes to a stunning conclusion when communication finally breaks through. Kelly (Cynthy Wu), Walt (Christopher Denham), and Elena (Kristina Klebe) have found life on Titan, but a critical mechanical issue forces the group to make a sacrifice. There's only enough oxygen for two people to walk back to their ship, and as the commander, Kelly decides to stay behind. On Happy Valley, the M-6 commanders have ordered a ceasefire, stopping the bloody attack on the Mars base. The season ends with a gut-wrenching final letter sent from Kelly to Alex (Sean Kaufman) on Titan before the story flashes forward, now set firmly in the 2020s. The final shot sees a mysterious, abandoned space shuttle come back to life with a cryptic message written on the screen in Cyrillic.