But at that point, their belief is so strong that they have metaphysically altered reality to the point where Ryan Reynolds gets up and is Wade Wilson, and he fucking beats the shit out of them, and then steps through a door on the fourth wall, clamly returning to normalcy.

I’m going to miss it like hell! But I would prefer a solid ending to a great series than letting it march into oblivion like The Good Wife, or turn into some bland version of itself like NCISI: Miami. After five years, when the original cast starts drifting away, it just becomes a ghost of itself. I’d much rather see…

Even though the writing has been on the wall for nearly a year, it's still going to suck sooooooo much when PoI gets cancelled.

So Nancy is doing wetwork for a black budget division of the NSA when she’s betrayed by her handler and left for dead, but then she teams up with a bunch of suspiciously competent freelancers to take down her old agency?

Characters need foils for each other, and it’s always best when you have three (or five) characters as foils. In this case we had:

I knew it. I’m surrounded by assholes.

Ooooh so its just a reboot prequel for Stargate.

I was an A-7 crew chief with the 44550th and I think that “cloaking device” has been repainted. I seem to remember it had brighter colors and a radiation warning sticker on it. But yeah, fuel truck drivers probably got the brunt of our false indignation when they got in the area. “See that thing hanging under the…

Deadpool should just be a cross universe character and should be 100% aware of it. I’d love to see jokes about the Avengers in a world with no Avenger and vice versa.

The day they get belter on google translate...

The Office of Health Affairs has distributed what they call “BioWatch detectors” to provide early-warning alerts on potential biological weapons.

This is io9. :)

The Mars side is going to get some big love in Season 2. Can’t wait to see how they cast Bobbie Draper.

I have to say that the filmed version of Anderson Dawes was chilling. That bit in episode seven with him and Miller just blew me away.

With so much of the story setup in the first book happens in Miller and Holden’s heads that I don’t think they could’ve done the whole first book straight. Little detours like Avasarala giving us an insight into Holden’s Boy Scout complex via one of his mothers or Havelock giving us insight into Belter language really…

I don’t know which part of this post amused me more: The “Book Reader Scum” appellation or the [redacted] Mormons. Either way, that star got hit quickly. Scariest thing is I understood exactly what you were referring to through the [redactions], since I am a fellow Book Reader Scum.

Couldn’t agree more. The show has been nothing short of fabulous!

A snap judgement caused you to miss a really good series. The first episode had a lot of ground-work to lay and a lot of characters to introduce. It picked up pretty much every episode after that.

I have been deeply impressed with the pacing, although as Book Reader Scum I obviously want them to get straight to bits like [redacted] on [redacted] or when [redacted] Miller [redacted] [redacted] soy beans [redacted] well he’s turned to jam then [redacted] [redacted] Mormons.

I have the Lego Technic Mobile Crane. It’s 2606 pieces (still building it), and cost $220.