I don't mind previews, its usually the previously on section that bugs me more. I actually almost missed the fun of the new theme song because I paused it to go, well, dry my hair, and almost fast forwarded through it to avoid it.

I will probably be all Old Testament next week (or maybe buying into some other mysticism) after next week spending a week with Kevin Sr.

It grew on me as the season went on and I sort of appreciated the brutal nature of the way the survivors treated each other which kind of seemed more likely to happen. Other than there were some obvious things that were telegraphed to happen early on (even the hell ya moment at the end, you know the one thing I can…

This just occurred to me out of the total blue last night (I was actually thinking I need to rewatch the season finales of a bunch of my summer shows, like, for instance, no idea what happened on Dark Matter) but the guy who plays Prax here must be part of the usual crew of Sy Fy/Space or whatever the Canadian station…

I think my thoughts will probably majorly shift with each character pov we take, last week I was giddy and a little overwhelmed (sort of like Kevin), this week us spending with the skeptic who wants to believe, I had this thought while brushing my teeth last night. I still, don't have a real clear idea what the birth…

Then, maybe Gargamel himself was Death. I mean all the black. 😁

I suspect it/they maybe learned something from Eros and that we need oxygen, there were also blue floaty lights that came onto the ship that I think maybe prepared them. At least when Crisjen doesn't here from her mole, there won't be a question that it is dangerous.

Thanks, I almost started to think it was one of those silly and not careful things that people do when they reply all instead of to one person. Like there were some comments branching off from my comment that could be spoiler like and they hit the wrong reply.

True, I didn't really factor that in. I wonder if that possibly means future Proto…whatevers…will have a telepathic way to communicate.

I'm not totally certain that the scientific mission people are, well, dead exactly. They seemed to still be alive when they were just floating there and its possible the protomolecule has figured some stuff out in its time chilling on Venus with at least the memory of Julie and Miller and the people of Eros.

Thank you, I actually now remember that as you said it.

Well, yes, because he can't see beyond this war and seems to have absolute no respect for Mars and hasn't even factored in the Belt which might not be able to invade, but has most of its people all on its side and, whether they want them or not, they have the Rociante and their folk hero status on their side.

Ha! I know, I just don't want to get my expectations up too high, so while I will hope to see them again, I'll be fine with my own interpretation of him and that I could so see the entertainment that Miller grew up on.

I have a general sort of question. Who was Caliban in this episode? The proto creature? I'm not really sure since it was likely just a pawn and not his/her war. I might be too literal here since I know the origin of the name Caliban and then I was enjoying a book series for a long time (until it got a little too,…

There could also be contract reasons, the Sy Fy contracts are a little odd.

It could be, or it just could a very Miller thing to say as I suspect he saw a lot of Humphrey Bogart movies and other pot boiled detective stories to develop his persona.

What was spoilery about that post? It was speculation and honestly I am probably wrong (especially because a glimpse of them at the emd would have been a cool ending to the season). As far as I know, they both died when they crashed.

I actually think Prax got a lot of information about the creature, though I did keep thinking while Holden was stuck there, try and talk to it. I don't know if this is what happens, but I think Prax will hang around and past the core four, the Roci might become the home of stray puppies.

But, hey, we are going to see if Lincoln's theory is correct and the whole the powers that are needed are what a person gets when Daisy bursts from her shell (she didn't seem to be using her powers in the preview, but, it could also be as easy as she got her actual level of powers back as opposed to the more gradual…

I recently watched the first season and I honestly was surprised to see him after the intervention in the pilot. And heck, even then, it wasn't until he met Ravi that he became more than just a character everyone talked about.