I have questions.

Oh my god.

That’s a double whammy!

“Smokey is way more intense in person!”

This one gets me every time.

“Yeah, but what happened to the Dufrenses? You people are selfish! People are missing! Who can eat a time like this? The Dufrenses are locked up in someone’s car, with duck tape over their mouths. And they’re hungry! That’s a double whammy! We need...help! Bush, search party of 3. You can eat once you find the…

This is a compelling argument with solid evidence. I think you’re right.

Go Iceland!

People gave Strait grief for the first season, but I loved him as Holden from the start and that scene was so perfect.

I don’t really game or follow games, but you had me at the header screenshot. Well played. HACK THE PLANET!

Truth. Even when some things do feel like redresses (I think the Agatha King’s bridge was the Roci’s cargo bay retrofitted), it’s not too obvious.

Thank you for this reference.

Hiroyuki Sanada is one of those actors who makes everything better just by being there. Ever since I first saw him in Sunshine, I’ve loved him. And yeah, he was great as Dogen (especially when paired with John Hawkes playing John Lennon). And here, done up as Toshiro Mifune, being a rogue? So cool.

Yeah, probably in the like, year-long time gap between Defenders and Infinity War. Either way, I do hope Ghostface survives the Snap.

Seriously. I wasn’t the biggest fan of either, I liked their stuff but wasn’t an expert, but their deaths hit like a gut punch. Such great, talented musicians. RIP.

Cool. I was hoping for, I don’t know, Leon Bridges or a similar neo soul type. Charles Bradley (RIP) had the best performance in season one.

I missed that, that’s a genius touch.

Payoff for the whole season, for the whole damn show up to this point, and massive setup without feeling hollow. Well played, Expanse writers.

I still haven’t seen Spartacus beyond the pilot, but I know him as the TV version of Captain Boomerang. He was fine, but on the Expanse? Damn. What a great character.

I’m kind of going to miss Nguyen. Evil bastard, but Byron Mann played him with a same sort of self-important arrogance he brought to Wing Chau in The Big Short and he was a cunning bastard.