.Netflix's 'Space Force' (realspaceforce) recruits John Malkovich, Ben Schwartz (rejectedjokes), Diana Silvers (dianasilvers13) and others to join star Steve Carell (SteveCarell), plus 'Paddington' director Paul King (!):
, including the pilot episode—as surefire a sign as could be that there is certain delight ahead.’s ensemble as Mark R. Naird, a general tapped by the White House to lead a new branch of the Armed Forces with the goal of putting American “Boots on the Moon” by 2024.John Malkovich plays “Dr. Adrian Mallory” – Head Science Advisor, brilliant, arrogant and hoping to prevent space from becoming the next great international battlefield.
Diana Silvers plays “Erin Naird” – Popular and an A-student in Washington DC, Mark’s daughter is an outcast in Wild Horse Colorado after transferring to a remote military base and turns to delinquency.
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