#The expanse books ratings series#
#The expanse books ratings tv#

He’s still speaking with his voice though, and clearly has the same consciousness, even if it’s been somewhat changed by his resurrection. He has blackish-blue eyes and is moving in a jerky fashion. Now that we can see him in the light, it’s clear that he looks preeeetty creepy.

Eventually, she shouts out that the “dogs” fixed her brother, who as far as the parents know was dead as a doornail.

They immediately start bombarding her with questions while not giving her anything even remotely resembling an opportunity to answer. Cara (Emma Ho), our intrepid child explorer who has been at the center of the Laconia plotline, comes back home to find her parents worried sick about her. Something that’s less easy to forgive, however, is how ridiculously awful the parents are on this planet. I wish it tied into the main story of the season a bit more, but knowing that it’s setting up an even greater story we may one day get to see makes that a little easier to forgive. We’ll discuss that a bit later, but for now, I’ll say that I have really enjoyed the Laconia story this season and love how it sets up a potential future for The Expanse. Book fans will surely know what this portends, but for show watchers, it presents a mystery. It’s now glowing with an ominous protomolecule-blue light. The Laconia sequence this week is bookended with an ominous shot of Admiral Duarte, the ghost of a smile upon his lips as he stares up at the massive ship-thing that’s been orbiting around the planet all season. “Babylon’s Ashes” is one of the finest episodes of The Expanse to ever air, and while I was left with a few lingering questions about its future, there’s no denying the towering achievement of this super-sized 63 minute episode.Īs always, there will be SPOILERS for the episode below, as well as for the entire sixth season of The Expanse.Īs has been the case in every episode this season, we begin on Laconia.

Regardless of whether we’ll ever see more of this fascinating science fiction tale, for now, we’re here to celebrate the finale. That means that even as The Expanse is ending, there’s still a lingering question of whether this is truly the end. The latest episodes, “Babylon’s Ashes,” covers the climactic events of book six, with which it shares a name. There are nine novels in the series, with a time jump taking place between books six and seven. Due to a dedicated #SaveTheExpanse movement and the personal interest of Amazon head Jeff Bezos, the show was eventually renewed for an additional three seasons at Amazon Studios.Įven now, with us watching The Expanse series finale, it doesn’t quite feel like the end for this show. The show got its start on the Syfy Channel in 2015, where it ran for three seasons before being cancelled.

#The expanse books ratings tv#

Corey (a pseudonym for authors Ty Franck and Daniel Abraham), The Expanse has had anything but a traditional TV run.

#The expanse books ratings series#

Based on the bestselling book series by James S.A.