Official The Expanse Thread

[MidniteJay]

Felt rushed but still managed to be a solid finale for me.

They fukked up if they don't come back with a movie or miniseries tho.

Spoiler

Can't leave it like that with God Aliens in the cut.

Netflix's TLK is also ending prematurely but at least they confirmed a movie for a conclusion.

 

[Majestyx]

even if it ends like this, prolly in my top 5 sci-fi jawns ever.

i would also wife naomi.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Drummer vs Marcos space battle is

 

[Marks]

"Nobody dies with a full bladder."

Amos about to go on basically a suicide mission and still keeping it g

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

I'm back in s5 brehs.


I can't wait for Holden and that sassy Marco Inarus to have words






but tell me, brehs.

Is Inarus still sassy in s6 like he was in s5?

 

[42 Monks]

I'm back in s5 brehs.


I can't wait for Holden and that sassy Marco Inarus to have words






but tell me, brehs.

Is Inarus still sassy in s6 like he was in s5?

marco inaros is basically prince if he was a space pirate

 

[Paper Boi]

marco inaros is basically prince if he was a space pirate

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

marco inaros is basically prince if he was a space pirate

Yep. We seen how the Belters get down on Drummer's ship in s5.

You just know that Inarus done dabbled outside the boundaries of Harlem

 

[Secure Da Bag]

I love the series. Easily Number 1 sci-fi, period. But I hate the ending. I have no idea why the ring colony guy didn't give Inaros the troops. Or what the hell he was looking at in the sky.

Clearly there's gonna be another season/series, because they made the thing in the sky "a thing" and they actually gave a storyline to that kid and her now resurrected brother.

How Inaros died was some bullshyt. I only hope that's exactly how it happened in the book, because it seemed like a cop-out.

I'm glad Filip made it out though. Once the 2nd in command died, Free Navy was fukked.

I guess if I want a real space battle I gotta go watch OG Legend of Galactic Heroes.

 

[42 Monks]

Yep. We seen how the Belters get down on Drummer's ship in s5.

You just know that Inarus done dabbled outside the boundaries of Harlem

 

[Copy Ninja]

Wrong thread

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Yea this ended with more questions than answers

I wanna know wtf is going on in that planet and all this time I thought it was like 2 different timelines going on. But all along it was the same

 

[FAH1223]

Amos: I'm going to brothel, you should come
Bobbie: With you? or With You?
Amos: Whatever

Amos said either way I'm fukking



him and drummer show mvp

 

[Marks]

I love the series. Easily Number 1 sci-fi, period. But I hate the ending. I have no idea why the ring colony guy didn't give Inaros the troops. Or what the hell he was looking at in the sky.

Clearly there's gonna be another season/series, because they made the thing in the sky "a thing" and they actually gave a storyline to that kid and her now resurrected brother.

How Inaros died was some bullshyt. I only hope that's exactly how it happened in the book, because it seemed like a cop-out.

I'm glad Filip made it out though. Once the 2nd in command died, Free Navy was fukked.

I guess if I want a real space battle I gotta go watch OG Legend of Galactic Heroes.

He didn't give Inaros more support because he didn't need to. That whole Martian crew was trying to build something new and establish a new independent colony and they did that. He doesnt give AF about that fight for the ring/they dont want others coming into their ring anyway. The ship he was looking at in the sky is some kinda protomolecule ship hybrid, they were experimenting and doing fringe shyt. IIRC Inaros was aware of that ship and I believe he was expecting it to be his.

Basically he got what he needed out of Inaros (the molecule and access to the ring) and didn't need him or his partnership anymore.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Man, I'm still on s5, but I wanted to say how much I love the science on this show!

I was always a huge trekkie because it was one of the greatest future tech shows ever created, but I'm starting to think that The Expanse rivals it.

The Expanse is so realistic that it could be 200 years from now, whereas Star Trek is 2000 years from now.

Even the way the ships are on The Expanse. I know some folks said they hate the ship designs, but I love it. They even show a realistic way of how they slow the ships down and stop, with the whole flip and burn.

Now that I think about it, how do the ships on Star Trek stop on a dime?

I don't think that was ever explained