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The Expanse - Season 3 - “It's a Legitimate Salvage”
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One thing I liked about this episode is that it really conveyed the Martian threat to Earth in a pretty substantial way that hadn't been communicated before, with the the first strike stealth platforms surrounding Earth.
Just caught up. I didn't expect the nuke. If that happened in the book I totally forgot about it. Fucking Errinwright making Anna feel responsible...
Alex's message from home was rough.
Alex's message from home was rough.
God damn this show is so stellar.
* I loved how Avasarala went straight to business explaining everything. I get annoyed by shows where characters unrealistically withhold information
* The implications of 2 million dead (at least)...jesus what a nightmare
* Errinwright definitely is slimy, but I don't think he deliberately orchestrated the "miss". He's absolutely responsible for starting the war in the first place, and he's absolutely taking advantage of the situation, so he's still culpable overall, but I don't think it would be possible for him to carefully orchestrate one specific nuke getting through
* I loved how Avasarala went straight to business explaining everything. I get annoyed by shows where characters unrealistically withhold information
* The implications of 2 million dead (at least)...jesus what a nightmare
* Errinwright definitely is slimy, but I don't think he deliberately orchestrated the "miss". He's absolutely responsible for starting the war in the first place, and he's absolutely taking advantage of the situation, so he's still culpable overall, but I don't think it would be possible for him to carefully orchestrate one specific nuke getting through
Yeah, I noticed it in the first episode so it's consistent, but it's a super great detail they added.
This entire scene is just breathtaking. It just gives you chills knowing the implications and lives that that one missile impacts as it casually speeds towards Earth with nothing able to stop itI was afraid the budget took some cuts, especially the space battle in episode 2 didn't look as nice as in season 1 or 2, but this scene in this weeks episode looked really neat. I like how we see the missile defence system in action.
it's depicted pretty well in the long opening credits sequence.
In the Earth part of it it has some satelliteish time lapses of parts of the earth's water level rising, including the Statue of Liberty being overrun and then built up.
Also the first season had some good city views showing the wall,
Yeah. One of the few things that hits some of the same types of notes is Babylon 5 since it's got its amazing pre-planned multi-year story arc.
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Well nevermind they def dumping the commercials now. Seems they make the first 20 mins minimal. Alright eps so far. Really miss Thomas Jane.
"I'm gonna give you a pass because you're young and stupid."
Edit: LOL Amos
Edit: LOL Amos
Yeah, there was a nice segment of few commercials. Yeah, he was great.
As far as I recall, the only direct attack on Earth in the books came from
Marco Inaros' stealth asteroids
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That ending...jesus, This show just doesn't stop being great. I got my friend into it too, she's liking it so far but still in season 1.
Looks like we're in the thick of it now.
I've never binge watched a show before but I would with this show. It's never enough.
Damn. Glued to it. I love the on ship angst :D
"What the hell kind of a ship is this?!" made me lol
That last scene crikey! Nap time you little shit!
"What the hell kind of a ship is this?!" made me lol
That last scene crikey! Nap time you little shit!
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