I literally can’t stand Errinnwright, every time he shows up I get increasingly annoyed. Can’t believe I felt bad for him when watching the second half of s2. On the other hand, I enjoyed seeing Jules Pierre Maos more humane side. Sadly, it’s too late, but he did the right thing shutting down the experiment. I have a feeling that Dr. Strickland will complicate everything tho, seems like he’s not ready to let go of the protomolecule just yet.
There was a moment in Season 2 that I found myself pitying Sadavir Errinwright. How wrong was I to even think of pitying such a sly, cunning snake. The first three episodes of this season has successfully turned Errinwright as a venomous villain as he seemed to be in Season 1. On the other hand, we start to see more of Jules-Pierre Mao, who seems to be more humane than we might have thought of him before. There was a good, concerning look of a father when Jules-Pierre looked at Mei, likely being reminded of his own daughter.
There is a tense relationship on the Rocinante between Avasarala/Bobby and Holden and his crew, and even Holden's crew are more fractured mainly between Holden and Nagata (seems like Alex and Amos are just going with either of the two). Holden might have stopped playing hero, but he is still on high horse, taking decisions arrogantly. As someone else said in the other comment section, leadership doesn't seem to be Holden's strongest suite, and it would be interesting if there would be more dynamics coming off out of this situation.
sooooo good! cant wait for more
With curiosity to see where the series takes and how they solve the mess
For the last two episodes, for some reason there's no intro, that's not good, please i know you are reading these places, bring it back.
Another great episode XD
What I really like about this show is that it is very realistic, don't get me wrong, I love Startrek and stargate. However, they are really way advanced in comparison to where humanity is now, on the other side The Expanse shows a very realistic future where we could really have in the not very far future :) The Expanse doesn't feature big ships or guns or some awesome weapons, they just show what our existing technologies can be in the near future.
Errinwright is such a puppeteer... :o That scene in the end with Anna pissed me off even more!
The scene with the magnetic boots, Amos, Avasarala, and Bobbie was fun though :D (As well as the Martian "bonding".)
It's also so good to have Admiral (currently Captain?) Souther back! He's smart and seems like a true hero so far.
Huge minus points for Cotyar: That betrayal was really mean (or rather despicable)! RIP Theo, you poor soul.
It's a bit surprising that Mr. Mao has more empathy than Strickland (that's a super low bar though). At least Strickland acts nice to the kids (even though for the wrong reasons :o).
The scenes with the rail guns and missiles where cool to watch.
Shout by GabyBlockedParentSpoilers2018-05-14T23:14:06Z— updated 2018-10-27T01:26:24Z
Bobbie meeting the Roci Crew is everything i had hoped for; they distrust it each other, wary of helping, needing help, it's the start of a beautiful relationship, if they can survive each other.
Love the relationship, almost of a mentor/student, that has developed between Avasarala and Drapper. Bobbie looks up to the under secratary as someone who has honor and respect, while Chrisjen seees the maritian marine as someone with strong potential, who has bits she identifies with.
Again, Avasarala's way of being the most powerful, while not being power hungry, even in a ship full of soldiers, engineers, and scientist, is part of what I love about her. She commands attention and respect, even when you aren't on the same side.
fav line: "Maybe this war was inevitable, maybe there was no way to avoid it. But you want it to be holy. And it's not. The best you can hope for is that it's justified."