Great reaction Bobby Chill! I absolutely love the enteractions between Amos and Murtry! Yes Amos calls him by different names on purpose as disrespect, until he talks to him directly and wants him understand that he is making his point bluntly! " How about now? I'm free right now!" With all the different story lines going it makes you wonder where is this all going and how will this connect? Looking forward to the next one!
I am happy that the smaller scope of the story in S4 is not bothering you. I realized (even on first watch) that the story would be hard to manage if they tried to keep us up to date on all of the ring-connected solar systems. I am glad that they included Bobbie's arc, and the politics on Earth. Keeps us connected with our other beloved characters while the Roci and crew deal with the (ahem) tense situation on Illus. It's good to see you again!
Mars is very high tech. Esai (the cop) activated "privacy mode" which seemingly created a noise canceling bubble around his desk so the sound waves from their voices wouldnt travel that far so no one could over hear them is my guess. I imagine the book might go more into explaining that if thats the case. Or it was something made up for the show? but yea. Holden and Miller were the only 2 who got irradiated on Eros so they couldn't have kids. Which is also why we saw Holden injecting the anti cancer meds at the start of the season. As someone who hasnt read the books all i can do is speculate at stuff but i viewed that machine that was churning up the ground to just be some kind of terraformer as the planet has been dormant so long thats all this buildup on the surface of crap so its trying to like reset or clear stuff so it can become functional again? Im thinking at some point I should do the audio books at least im sure theres much more detail in there that I would appreciate.
The actor of Murtry has already been in a Batman film (Dark Knight Rises). Not convinced about The Joker, as I lie say he's better at playing more calculating villains rather than the more impulsive Joker.
Yes, Amos does call Mutry by the wrong name...until he doesn't want to. Since it's Naomi's heart that's having a problem, I wonder if that's some kind of oxygen injection she's giving herself. "How about now? I'm free right now." Bobby, if you like the writing of The Expanse, especially the political angles you're seeing in this season, you _must_ watch Star Wars: Andor. It has the most brilliant writing in all of Star Wars and some of the best television writing so far this century. Even if you haven't been a fan of Star Wars, this is a story that will grip you. You don't need the Star Wars background (which is the reason some Star Wars fans don't like Andor...no Jedi, no Force). It's a political thriller/war story about the start of a rebellion against a frightening fascist interstellar empire. Man, the plot, the dialog, and the characterizations are so brilliant. One trick about Andor, though: The story is told in multi-episode arcs, usually with two build-up episodes and an action episode that concludes the arc.
Great reaction Bobby Chill!
I absolutely love the enteractions between Amos and Murtry! Yes Amos calls him by different names on purpose as disrespect, until he talks to him directly and wants him understand that he is making his point bluntly! " How about now? I'm free right now!"
With all the different story lines going it makes you wonder where is this all going and how will this connect?
Looking forward to the next one!
I am happy that the smaller scope of the story in S4 is not bothering you. I realized (even on first watch) that the story would be hard to manage if they tried to keep us up to date on all of the ring-connected solar systems. I am glad that they included Bobbie's arc, and the politics on Earth. Keeps us connected with our other beloved characters while the Roci and crew deal with the (ahem) tense situation on Illus.
It's good to see you again!
I almost wanna say: "Bobby Chill!" because you're on fire with these reactions 😅 👍
Mars is very high tech. Esai (the cop) activated "privacy mode" which seemingly created a noise canceling bubble around his desk so the sound waves from their voices wouldnt travel that far so no one could over hear them is my guess. I imagine the book might go more into explaining that if thats the case. Or it was something made up for the show? but yea.
Holden and Miller were the only 2 who got irradiated on Eros so they couldn't have kids. Which is also why we saw Holden injecting the anti cancer meds at the start of the season.
As someone who hasnt read the books all i can do is speculate at stuff but i viewed that machine that was churning up the ground to just be some kind of terraformer as the planet has been dormant so long thats all this buildup on the surface of crap so its trying to like reset or clear stuff so it can become functional again? Im thinking at some point I should do the audio books at least im sure theres much more detail in there that I would appreciate.
The actor of Murtry has already been in a Batman film (Dark Knight Rises). Not convinced about The Joker, as I lie say he's better at playing more calculating villains rather than the more impulsive Joker.
Yes, Amos does call Mutry by the wrong name...until he doesn't want to.
Since it's Naomi's heart that's having a problem, I wonder if that's some kind of oxygen injection she's giving herself.
"How about now? I'm free right now."
Bobby, if you like the writing of The Expanse, especially the political angles you're seeing in this season, you _must_ watch Star Wars: Andor. It has the most brilliant writing in all of Star Wars and some of the best television writing so far this century. Even if you haven't been a fan of Star Wars, this is a story that will grip you. You don't need the Star Wars background (which is the reason some Star Wars fans don't like Andor...no Jedi, no Force). It's a political thriller/war story about the start of a rebellion against a frightening fascist interstellar empire. Man, the plot, the dialog, and the characterizations are so brilliant. One trick about Andor, though: The story is told in multi-episode arcs, usually with two build-up episodes and an action episode that concludes the arc.