It's refreshing to watch a woman on screen just really beat the shit out of a guy, fists up, rather than the usual stripper-pole-martial-arts we see in most movies these days.

You don't go to someone's house, make a mess, and then congratulate yourself because your mess was less messy than the host's. The US military are guests on that island. The crime rate should be zero.

This shit writes itself.

The past few episodes dropped a clear trail of breadcrumbs leading up to Naomi's departure. She has become increasingly agitated about Holden's willingness to let "the end justify the means", as we saw after the episode on the Weeping Somnambulist, the beat-down of the chicken man, etc.

She was loyal but still opinionated. We saw many arguments between her and Sutton, her commanding officer earlier in the season. Even though her politics have changed, I don't think her attitude has changed much.

My brother is kinda like Amos. He's a huge, imposing dude. When he's off his meds, he's prone to violence based upon a strictly held code of conduct. But he's terrible at reading people's intentions. It's terrifying if you don't know how to deal with him. Autistic Spectrum Disorders are a hell of a thing.

The care and attention that goes into this show is extraordinary. There are so many perfect blink-and-you-miss-it details. In this episode, rewatch the scene when Alex is getting drunk in zero-G. Pay close attention to how he chugs from that can. It's really quick. He uses his hands to create suction between his mouth…

The Expanse has many characters who do not behave the way you'd usually expect in a TV show. It's easy to mistake that for bad acting, but I wouldn't be so quick to judge.

You have to consider how Sarah's higher position in the Movement affects Eddie and their marriage. She's an R-8, right? He's an R-6 going on R-7. She grew up in the Movement, where he came in as a broken young adult. Sarah has more power than Eddie within the Movement, which translates to more power over him in their…

I really hope The Path doesn't go there. The best part about this show is that there's plenty of room for both doubt and sincere belief among the characters. And in turn, this leaves plenty of room for you as the viewer to put on your anthropologist hat and sympathize with characters on all parts of this spectrum of…