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Challenger: The Final Flight

  • Documentary
First aired 2020-09-167.17.5Trakt

Engineers, officials and the crew members' families provide their perspective on the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster and its aftermath.

Challenger: The Final Flight is a four-part documentary series that examines the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster through interviews with engineers, NASA officials, and the families of the seven crew members who lost their lives. Released on Netflix in September 2020, the series explores the technical failures and organizational decisions that led to the tragedy and its profound impact on the space program.

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Trailer

Challenger: The Final Flight | Official Trailer | Netflix

YouTube · 2020-09-02

Seasons

1 season

Episodes · Season 1

Full season
#TitleRating
01Space for Everyone7.7
02HELP!7.7
03A Major Malfunction7.8
04Nothing Ends Here8.0

Is Challenger: The Final Flight renewed or cancelled?

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Challenger: The Final Flight has ended — it concluded its planned run.

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Challenger: The Final Flight — frequently asked

When did Challenger: The Final Flight release?

The series premiered on Netflix on September 16, 2020.

How many episodes are in the series?

Challenger: The Final Flight consists of four episodes.

Where can I watch it?

The series is available to stream on Netflix.

Will there be a second season?

No, the series has ended after one season. It was designed as a limited documentary series examining the Challenger disaster and its aftermath.

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