I'm going to take all bets now!
Last scene before the end credits will be...
Miller's ghost showing up.
Last scene before the end credits will be...
Miller's ghost showing up.
And then I will have to wait which is not a thing I'm good at. If I limit myself to once a week, I can rerun the whole series a couple of times before we get Season 3.
Is this the one with Halle Berry. I started watching it a while ago, but then I got sidetracked, something I do a lot. I might get back to it after I move in June, and after I finish watching Orphan Black (I'm in Season 4).
I have never in my life watched a TV series twice but I love this so much I might have to. Finale was amazing. As soon as it finished I wanted to start it again.
I felt sick seeing Mei and DR Strickland at the end. Also Daddy Mao's smirking face just does my nut in always.
I also would have like to see more of the die-hard Bobby Draper beatdown. And am I going to be the only one to mention Amos in the medbay (!!!!!) Please don't let Cotyar die!!!
So many characters to love on the Expanse. I used to be so pleased watching 'The 100' and seeing such diversity in characters and roles for females but I've not picked up the latest series and it seems trifling compared to The Expanse now, everything does!
Got myself a Netflix subscription to check out the new Trek show and came across this gem, which I have missed until now. One advantage: I can marathon the lot.
I'm in the middle of season 2, and there's the issue of increased G's while traveling at high speed in space.
I don't believe I've seen this addressed in other shows, but I also know that the Expanse tends to be more hard SF than most other shows I've watched.
With my non science background, I've just always assumed the zero gravity of space eliminated this problem.
Is this part of the show theoretically sound?
Yes. Vacuum doesn't suspend physics. Thrust in one direction produces thrust in another. This is why you hear shows like Star Trek talk about things like "inertial dampers" - that's handwavy stuff that means "There's a thing that absorbs all this thrust so our guys don't become paste
And is it just me, or has S3 been really solid so far?
So, I realize this thread's pretty much dead these days, which probably doesn't say great things about viewership on this board, but I thought I'd throw an appeal here anyway.
Anyone who watches the show and wants to help save it - we need live numbers. (DVR counts, but only in the first three days. Amazon and iTunes downloads count. In Canada, Space Channel counts.) So tonight, 9 PM on SyFy. Any spare sets you can manage, go ahead and turn them on, too. Any friends with spare sets they'd like to "donate" for a good cause, hit them up. It just hit Book 3, so it's probably not a bad place to jump on board.
There are some articles claiming it has been "saved" for S4, but talks are ongoing and the ink isn't on the paper. So we still need support!
If it helps, there's apparently a live-tweet thing going to happen with the cast and crew during the episode. (Yes, I joined Twitter to see what I could do to help.)
And cookies. I'll send virtual cookies. Chocolate chip, not raisin!
#SaveTheExpanse
Didn't I see something on Twitter about the great ratings last week?
We get it from iTunes, which AFAIK doesn't count toward SyFy's ratings, but is noted by the production company. We watch the current episode on Thursdays, and have been known to re-watch earlier seasons during the week. (When I'm in need of a good cry, I throw in "Home." It's as sure a thing for me as "The Iron Giant.")
I really hope it gets picked up. The writing is outstanding, and the cast is working so well together at this point. It's a smart story with smart characters, and if they cancel it before Errinwright gets what's coming to him (because he better) I will be deeply saddened.
I love this show, but Netflix doesn't have the new season yet and that is driving me nuts.
If it does stay cancelled, it will be a bloody shame. I can't remember enjoying a SF show so much since Babylon 5.