Oh what the shit... that ending.
What the shit.
What the shit.
THE EXPANSE: The Show You’ve Been Wanting Since Battlestar Galactica
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Oh what the shit... that ending.
What the shit.
Almost looked like the opening level of CoD Infinite Warfare
wonder if Naomi and that technician will be hooking up soon..
They really stepped up the pace from last season. Great season.
Yeah in the first season they had to set up the major players an the overall scene.
Must see TV.
So this is turning into an almost perfect season of science fiction.
This is like the science fiction version of Game of Thrones....
That part where Draper was doing pushups..whyd they make it look like she was getting her back blown out
Those Belter accents.
that's the 2nd best part of the show.
Everything else is flawless.
that's the 2nd best part of the show.
Everything else is flawless.
Now im wishing theyd hurry up and release Star Citizen lol
Gawd.... why did you bring that up.
This shit is getting on Detox level...
But shit would be fucking insane if at E3 Microsoft said that Star Citizen was coming to Scorpio.
Man Naomi dun fucked it up
Man you know a show is amazing when you choose to watch it over the equally amazing Legion.
OMG 
Tell me,why I knew that was going to happen....
Tell me,why I knew that was going to happen....
The Expanse Renewed For Season 3 at Syfy
The Expanse has garnered high praise from all reaches of the solar system. The powerhouse Syfy adaptation is part of a strong lineup of well-performing series’ that move the network away from its over-the-top and cheesy past (Sharknado excluded). The second season continues to build a complex story that sets a (still) divided humanity against a force unlike anything its ever seen. A strong first season propelled the show to the top of the network, and the story and locations have gotten more expansive (pun intended) as the second season continues to unfold.
Syfy has put more resources into the second season as evidenced in the VFX that sometimes, and rightfully so, take center stage in each episode. There’s an integrated online presence that makes it easier for fans to engage with the characters and learn more about this world. The introduction of Bobbie Draper (Frankie Adams) has opened up new insight into the Martians and provides more depth to the conflict between the three factions — Earth, Mars, and The Belt.
Tensions between the three political powers may be rising to a boiling point, but fans can rest easy now that Syfy has confirmed The Expanse has been renewed for a third season. The upcoming third season will be another 13 episodes and is expected to return in 2018. Chris McCumber, NBC Universal’s Cable Entertainment President had this to say of the series:
“The Expanse is a gorgeous, thrilling, emotional series that has quite simply raised the bar for science fiction on television. We, along with the fans, are looking forward to continuing the journey with our partners at Alcon Television Group and the series’ brilliant cast and crew.”
The Expanse is a sprawling series that seems to do everything well, but nothing more so than the complicated relationship of its characters. While live tweeting episode 8 of season 2, “Pyre,” showrunner Nareen Shankar commented on the complexities and inner turmoil characters face noting that, “For the most part, everyone in The Expanse is doing what they believe is right.” If the pattern holds, each season ends with the title of the book it is based on. Season one ended on Leviathan Wakes (the first in the series), and the last episodes of season two is titled Caliban’s War (the second book). If things play out as closely in the series (as the have so far), then season three is sure to be even bigger and more complicated than anything we’ve seen so far.
Science steeped in reality, politics, and human nature are some of the things that the series has been recognized for doing well. With high ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and MetaCritic, it looks like NBC Universal and Syfy are giving the people what they want.
http://screenrant.com/expanse-renewed-season-3-syfy/
The Expanse has garnered high praise from all reaches of the solar system. The powerhouse Syfy adaptation is part of a strong lineup of well-performing series’ that move the network away from its over-the-top and cheesy past (Sharknado excluded). The second season continues to build a complex story that sets a (still) divided humanity against a force unlike anything its ever seen. A strong first season propelled the show to the top of the network, and the story and locations have gotten more expansive (pun intended) as the second season continues to unfold.
Syfy has put more resources into the second season as evidenced in the VFX that sometimes, and rightfully so, take center stage in each episode. There’s an integrated online presence that makes it easier for fans to engage with the characters and learn more about this world. The introduction of Bobbie Draper (Frankie Adams) has opened up new insight into the Martians and provides more depth to the conflict between the three factions — Earth, Mars, and The Belt.
Tensions between the three political powers may be rising to a boiling point, but fans can rest easy now that Syfy has confirmed The Expanse has been renewed for a third season. The upcoming third season will be another 13 episodes and is expected to return in 2018. Chris McCumber, NBC Universal’s Cable Entertainment President had this to say of the series:
“The Expanse is a gorgeous, thrilling, emotional series that has quite simply raised the bar for science fiction on television. We, along with the fans, are looking forward to continuing the journey with our partners at Alcon Television Group and the series’ brilliant cast and crew.”
The Expanse is a sprawling series that seems to do everything well, but nothing more so than the complicated relationship of its characters. While live tweeting episode 8 of season 2, “Pyre,” showrunner Nareen Shankar commented on the complexities and inner turmoil characters face noting that, “For the most part, everyone in The Expanse is doing what they believe is right.” If the pattern holds, each season ends with the title of the book it is based on. Season one ended on Leviathan Wakes (the first in the series), and the last episodes of season two is titled Caliban’s War (the second book). If things play out as closely in the series (as the have so far), then season three is sure to be even bigger and more complicated than anything we’ve seen so far.
Science steeped in reality, politics, and human nature are some of the things that the series has been recognized for doing well. With high ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and MetaCritic, it looks like NBC Universal and Syfy are giving the people what they want.
http://screenrant.com/expanse-renewed-season-3-syfy/
I never heard of this show, thanks for the heads up.
I am already digging 12 monkeys. I will get up on the expanse today.
Just watched last week's episode. What was up with the hostility between Holden and Fred Johnson at the end when the Rosi was leaving Tycho? FJ told them don't come back because they wouldn't be welcome... and this was after Holden and them saved his life. Did I miss something???
Must see fucking TV right here....
I think Holden was pissed that Fred Johnson had those missiles that Earth launched and was planning to use them,if Earth got out of line....
I look forward to watching this every week,I gotta read the books...
He knows that they are some of his only remaining allies and feels betrayed because he took them in and spent alot of bread on making sure they were safe and sheltered and fed.
This tall drink of water from the land down under is fucking nice....
Bobbie was looking real nice in that suit...
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