The Expanse - 3x9 Intransigence - Group Reaction + SKIT

Happy Friday Yall! Here we go with some more of The Expanse! I hope you enjoyed our skit in the beginning. Just wanted to do something special for all of you. So what did yall think of this episode? What do you think Holden is gonna do? Last but not least my friends....BELTALOWDA!!!!!
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[@gregs4748]

There's a great quote by Holden in the book Abadon's Gate, about how everybody has different theories about the protomolecule and what it is: "It killed humans, therefore it was a weapon. But radiation killed humans, and a medical X-ray machine wasn’t intended as a weapon. Holden was starting to feel like they were all monkeys playing with a microwave. Push a button, a light comes on inside, so it’s a light. Push a different button and stick your hand inside, it burns you, so it’s a weapon. Learn to open and close the door, it’s a place to hide things. Never grasping what it actually did, and maybe not even having the framework necessary to figure it out. No monkey ever reheated a frozen burrito."

[@xyfghter99]

Greg S As someone who hasn't read the books I was wondering if the protomolecule ever activly hurt someone without humen interference? Everytime people got killed it was used by someone right?

[@SETHthegodofchaos]

very poetic

[@StMyles]

That was soooo deep ... until the burrito. 😂 😂

[@allyourmoney]

JustA Body Haven't read the books either, but in season 1 the protomolecule infected a bunch of Protogen scientists who discovered it. Then they incinerated the evidence before anyone could discover it. This was discussed by Lopez & Holden in CQB.

[@dimitarrusinov8947]

JustA Body People on Arboghast on Venus, also Katoa’s nurse. I agree, the Protomolecule is not evil, but it has its purpose and if the humanity got extinct in the process, so be it.

[@stevendunn2501]

I didn't think Naomi going back to the Rosci was weird. I think for her, for so long she's been wrestling with her identity as a Belter and her connections to the Rosci. She's constantly been clinging on to her identity as a Belter as being what defines her. It took her going back to the OPA for her to realize that she's outgrown the need to center herself upon her Belter heritage and is finally able to accept her feelings of being more connected to her Rosci family without any guilt or feeling like she's betraying her fellow Belters.

[@allyourmoney]

There's a 6 month time skip so it seems more abrupt than it really is.

[@PAKACHATE]

thank you, YEEEEES INDEED

[@ARealityStorm]

Ashford's speech to her had the opposite to his intention. He was saying she was a belter at heart but she realised she was part of the Roci family.

[@SETHthegodofchaos]

@VulakAerr Exactly. Thats how I understood it as well. She was nostalgic about the belt, but once she was there she didnt feel like part of the belt anymore as she thought she would.

[@thehowlingfantodz]

Also the show needs her on the ship

[@CielBlanche]

The show went for a technobabble hand-wave explanation for how Miller is appearing to Holden, but the book's version was actually very logical and cool: Book excerpt from the same scene as in this episode: Miller took off his hat and scratched his head. “So your brain has a hundred billion brain cells and about five hundred trillion synapses.” “Will this be on the test?” “Don’t be an asshole,” Miller said conversationally, and put his hat back on. “And that shit is custom grown. No two brains are exactly alike. Guess how much processing power it takes to really model even one human brain? More than every human computer ever built put together, and that’s before we even start getting to the crap that goes on inside the cells.” “Okay.” “Now picture those synapses as buttons on a keyboard. Five hundred trillion buttons. And say that a brain looking at something and thinking, ‘That’s a flower’ punches a couple billion of those keys in just the right pattern. Except it ain’t near that easy. It isn’t just a flower, it’s a pile of associations. Smells, the way a stem feels in your fingers, the flower you gave your mom once, the flower you gave your girl. A flower you stepped on by accident and it made you sad. And being sad brings on a whole pile of other associations.” “I get it,” Holden said, holding up his hands in surrender. “It’s complicated.” “Now picture you need to push exactly the right buttons to make someone think of a person, hear them speaking, remember the clothes they wore and the way they smelled and how they would sometimes take off their hat to scratch their head. So, yeah. The most complex simulation in the history of your solar system is running right now so that we can pretend I’m here in the same room with you. The correct response is being flattered."

[@hosseldonfearanen4775]

It's not really technobabble, because it's all based on current scientific theories. I think they needed a short explaination for Miller's strange way of explaining himself. You can believe that the protomolecule is explaining how it actually works, or that it's using human's theories to stop Holden questions and focus on the instructions.

[@anonymes2884]

Hosseldon Fearanen Hmm, not really. 50% of it is technobabble i'd say (_possibly_ deliberately as a sort of sly in-joke for science-literate viewers). I like the book version more (not read them yet so that was new to me) but it's a lot of exposition for a TV episode. "non-local quantum hologram" Scientific terms but not a scientific concept (it's a "theory" proposed by Edgar Mitchell as to how consciousness works which he also claimed explains psychic phenomena). E.g. www.experiencer.org/the-quantum-hologram-and-the-nature-of-consciousness/ "phase conjugate adaptive waves resonating in microtubules in the brain" Again, scientific terms but the idea itself isn't science (from Edgar Mitchell again among others). Some serious, respected scientists propose quantum effects in cellular microtubules as being involved in how consciousness works (Roger Penrose likes them for instance although it's worth remembering he's a mathematical physicist not a neuroscientist) but it's far from a current scientific theory. "closed timelike curves" Yep, the idea of them at least is mainstream science (we don't know if they can actually exist in _our_ physical universe but they're common in sci-fi universes - it's time-travel basically). "Lorentzian manifold" Yep again, mainstream science (the 4 dimensional representation of space-time used in relativity is a Lorentzian manifold).

[@Erine120]

The show said that though

[@itztk6522]

Erine120 not this episode though.

[@graystark240]

Pretty late on this, but I find it cute how you think you or anyone can consider it “technobabble”. That would be insinuating you knew what it actually meant. You ain’t that smart, don’t act like it

[@Topplethepyramid]

Maybe add a spoiler alert or get rid of Rana, lol. Everything she predicts seems to be etched in stone as canon as soon as she says it! Melba is on screen for 1 second, Rana: She's a Mao! Miller starts talking about "the room", Rana: He's talking about the ring! Such a clever girl!

[@knowyourhistory]

I don't think she's reading ahead. She's always pointing out very small details in their other reactions. She notices a ton of things in Bojack Horseman.

[@davedahl4461]

She is observant and makes great intuitive leaps. I enjoy her perceptions and thoughts.

[@StMyles]

I think Rana is just puts it together by reviewing previous reactions. Been watching each episodes like x4 when they came out.

[@MausPonticus]

That Alex impersonation was great :) Fantastic skit.

[@knowyourhistory]

Yeah the skit was good. Wish they would do it for Korra too.

[@hosseldonfearanen4775]

Best skit ever. Quality acting. Miller was also on point.

[@mira00able]

I know the dude sounds just like Alex but my favorite part was Miller talking about Amazon prime

[@AndrewFedge]

"He can't cuss for some reason..." :D

[@Stable_Delerium]

“What the freak are you talking about? Forget you Miller! Forget you!” I died. Awesome skit. Hahaha “He can’t cuss for some odd reason.” Hahahaa

[@Omega4Productions]

It is beyond bizarre how apparently watching a body get its skull crushed or a person being dissected at the atomic level is okay, but the f-word is a big no no. XD

[@marinveloso6083]

Goddamn that shoutout to Syfy censoring the forget out of everything made my day

[@Thenormies]

I dont get it..... they can show butts and blood...but no fucks. - Nahid

[@TerenceBradshaw]

The non-local quantum thing was in reference to Miller. He was explaining how he was manifesting to Holden, as a "non-local quantum hologram," interacting through manipulation of Holden's brain matter. As to why Holden was chosen, it's because Miller knows Holden, and thinks of him in a certain way that informed the protomolecule's decisions about how to complete Miller's mission as the Investigator. As to what Miller's trying to do, he said it while mumbling in last week's episode. "It reaches out. 113 times a second, but no one answers. So it builds the Investigator." "I'm a tool that finds things. You're a tool that goes places"

[@anonymes2884]

Miller uses a few "sciencey" phrases at that point. Sounds like "non-local quantum hologram" , "phase conjugate adaptive waves resonating in microtubules in the brain" , "closed timelike curves" and "Lorentzian manifold". Normally these writers are pretty science literate (or at least someone in the staff is) so I wonder if the first two are a subtle but deliberate acknowledgment that they're waving their hands a bit here. The phrases use scientific terms but don't really mean much and are lifted almost verbatim from the writings of Edgar Mitchell, a former astronaut who became something of a "quantum woo" proponent on psychic phenomena. E.g. www.experiencer.org/the-quantum-hologram-and-the-nature-of-consciousness/ Or could just be the writers think he's right of course. "Closed timelike curves" (routes through space-time which loop back on themselves - time-travel basically) and "Lorentzian manifolds" (a 4 dimensional representation of space-time) are genuine physics terms though and found in general relativity (which makes sense given that the ring seems to be some sort of wormhole/event horizon).

[@GridCube]

remember in Eros how the protomolecule kept a copy of julie mao? and how they recieved transmissions from eros with the voice of people? the protomolecule keeps the information it learns, and it learned all of Eros, include julie, that used to drive Eros toward Venus, and a copy of Miller that is using as detective to detect stuff

[@spacecadet2172]

When I'm watching the episode and any of the big moments happen I think "I can't wait to see The Normies react to this" 😄

[@StMyles]

Ditto

[@Thenormies]

MUCH LOVE!?!?! seriously warms my heart to hear this fam - Nahid

[@damonbrown5424]

Melba/Clarissa said specifically, "everything you FEARED about the proto-molecule has come to pass." That made me wonder if she isn't aware of the details of all the twisted shit he was responsible for while studying it. Also, I didn't really think it was a stretch for Naomi to go back. With all the various factions out there, the crew of the Rosci always seemed to represent *humanity* as opposed to some political/tribal interest. I think Naomi finally realized that her identity as a human meant more to her than being a Belter, specifically.

[@allyourmoney]

If she's going on conversations with her father than most likely his fear was of the protomolecule being taken out of their hands with no one in control of it. I seriously doubt that Jules Pierre would tell his daughter about the things he's done. In her eyes he's a pioneer that wanted to give the human race an evolutionary boost with it & now it's on the edge of the solar system doing who knows what. All the allegations of atrocities are probably just fake news to her. And no, it's not a stretch at all for Naomi to go back. She's been aboard the Behemoth for 6 months ( between episodes ) so that's plenty of time to realistically change her mind. To her, the Belt is in good hands. It's all about her life now.

[@hperantunes]

Rana was right about baby Mao since the beginning!

[@hosseldonfearanen4775]

Didn't Suraj cought it first?

[@xyr3s]

I think she read the book. I was gonna point spoilers in the last episode reaction, but I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt :p

[@jac7895]

14:42 That shot was so spooky. The Behemoth and the other "huge" ships just look like tiny flies around a lake.

[@lyrilljackson]

sense of scale dude. there were more of that back in season 1 first episodes, full pan surrounding shots..this is still sub par (or they just be zooming in for the screen always)

[@StMyles]

Did you notice that Gunny is on the MCRN ship that followed the Roci?.... Big Filota.

[@Thenormies]

No I did not! So Excited to watch the episode today when Mikey gets in. - Nahid

[@lyrilljackson]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWnSaq2nmcyEsLc worth watching,

[@natehigman3987]

Amos is a scary dude

[@lowbudgetcomicsthings7068]

Amos puts an item of stabbing to her throat and Rana looked turned on. 😂

[@tsogobauggi8721]

That was a little bit strange :)

[@adrianmiller103]

Honestly... I’m with her. How could you not be turned by Amos

[@hperantunes]

Adrian Miller Absolutely. Amos is a beast!

[@Mayhemm007]

It was a screwdriver.

[@StMyles]

I think Amos suddenly realized he putting his screwdriver at the throat of woman to threaten a BLIND man 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@trolleyfan]

Actually, it makes perfect sense him going to the station alone. Available evidence says only he can see Miller. Worse, it also says Miller won't show even to him if someone else is there. And if there's any place he's *really* going to need Miller to explain WTF is going on, it's going to be on that station.

[@gobvuu]

LOL ! You Guys Are Skit MASTERS !!!!

[@Thenormies]

Thank you soo much! - Nahid

[@alexiscardarella]

Mickey’s impression of Alex... omg... 😂

[@asadyousafzai937]

'They got him on too many shows'. Omg that is so funny.

[@lilly4380]

I'm not spoiling anything, just giving you a trailhead-stop focusing on where the aliens want Holden to go, instead look at what Miller calls it; a crime scene.

[@gunslinger11bravo]

Hey White Pat, you want to be in an Expanse skit? Sorry White Pat, you got to go before we watch it.

[@ConspiracytardHunter420]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL that skit, well done, love you guys

[@jac7895]

*Forget Yeah!* What a forgetting great episode!

[@allyourmoney]

Forget Syfy! Forget it up the tailpipe!

[@Syndor12]

I hope Miller never leaves, I love TJ's acting so I'd love it if he became a permanent recurring character.

[@Spartan_1_17]

Another great episode. Loving this season. The pacing has been on point. Great reaction guys, and awesome skit. Cannot wait for the next episode.

[@RullyisJRM]

I don't think Holden talked to the crew to protect them. 4 episodes to go!!

[@kaguario]

This intro 😂

[@alexiscardarella]

Glad to have you back, Chris!!!

[@ManSeekingMeaning]

Great skit y’all!

[@binder38us]

Drummer's speech reminded me of Danerys speech to the Dothraki before returning to Merren. It was great.

[@elizabethlockhart2103]

Rana and Suraj pounding their chests along with Drummer's speech was so great! I was doing the same thing lol.

[@RonnyBoss]

This is my pre viewing comment😍:I've been waiting days for this! I love y'alls reactions to the show as much as the show itself! I can't flipping wait to see what y'all think of the Drummer speech, I've sent a link to it to so many friends who didn't watch the show, and it got them hyped even tho they had no idea what was going on! I have a feeling they will be catching up on this masterpiece of science fiction really soon

[@Thenormies]

That Drummer speech pumped alot of us up. Rewatching it as i was editing def put me in the feels fam. - Nahid

[@Jerry113]

I'm ok with FORGET YOU becoming a meme.

[@jakovasour]

"we have get a canon working" holy shit that's hilarious.

[@sgtrinity4047]

Since we haven't spoiled ourselves by reading the books, I can guess that the protomolecule was designed to connect solar systems together into a network like the wormhole network on Contact with the unfortunate requirement of needing life forms to create the "hive mind" computer to run it.

[@Dell-ol6hb]

Jules-Pierre Mao does love his family and kids, but he just loves Julie Mao way more than Ren Mao.

[@Topplethepyramid]

Damn, i was so early that the video was still in 360p! lol

[@jakovasour]

10:40 Amos puts a screwdriver to a womans throat Rana: *Smiles* Amos.... lol women are fucked up.

[@chaost4544]

Two years later, this might be the best skit they ever done. The commentary on the idiocy of censorship is the best thing.

[@ohc1492]

There's something funny (or weird) that I've been noticing since the start of the season... all the spaceships are flying backwards. Or is it me? At first I thought that it was just the camera panning from the back of the ships moving towards the front.. but.. in open shots.. where you can see the ring in the background.. the ship's reactors are pointing towards it!! And one of you even mention it in the last episode.. "Is it entering backwards?" And then today some were forward, some were backwards.. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.. or have a serious case of "optical dyslexy"??...

[@mobiuscoreindustries]

Enrique Ortiz nope, that is 100% international. See, in the expanse there is no artificial gravity, no scientific macgufon to allow people to walk. Instead, they use a combinaison of 2 things to create believable realistic gravity. Gravity is one of the forces of the universe made by stuff with mass. An object with mass will experience gravity as a constant acceleration imposed on them. For example, earth impose on us an acceleration of 9.8 meters per second, or as we call it, 1G of acceleration. But now let's take a box in space, and put a thruster on it that makes the box accelerate at 9.8 ms. If you where in that bow there would be no way, what so ever, for you to differentiate being in a box on earth or an accelerating box in space. Now, ships in the expanse all run on espien fusion drives, the only crazy sci fi stuff with the protomolecule. Those drives are pretty much extremely efficient conventional drives that can work for very long periods without consuming too much fuel. As such, people in the expanse use those to generate artificial gravity. The spaceships in the expanse are all built vertically, with the "up" of the spacecraft being forward. To move around they use their main engine for long periods, running at whatever acceleration the people in the craft are comfortable with (so 1g for earth, and less for mars and the belt), and then midway though their destination, turn the whole ship around, and break with the main thrusters. That way the crew experience gravity for the entirety of the trip. Ships in this season are all flying backwards because they are all captured during a deceleration burn.

[@ohc1492]

I definitely have to read the books.. for context.. but.. I don't want to spoil myself just yet... Thanks!

[@RandomVideoApparatus]

@@mobiuscoreindustries incredibly well spoken reply, and by that I mean easy for any layman to understand. thanks friend!

[@natashasullivan4559]

Most underrated speech from drummer! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 For da belt!!!!

[@FMJaqenHghar]

15:00 A man felt also very hyped from Drummer's speech! This woman is amazing.

[@prophetofgreed]

Great skit, one of your best imo. Now to clarify with Melba/Clarissa, her plan actually worked perfectly. Set the bomb, have the Roci's comms hacked with the fake message while shutting down weapons. A missile was launched and was supposed to kill Holden marked as a radical. Avenging her father and a bit of his reputation. She didn't account that the Roci could survive in the ring and that someone would find the bomb forced to murder someone. Now she's stuck with the possibility of being caught. I love her arc in the book, I'm sure you will too.

[@alyishiking]

OMG THAT SKIT Love this! So glad you guys picked up on this show a while back. I need to catch up on your Lost reactions too!

[@zachgaskins3731]

All your predictions are so fun! Given that the next episode is called "Dandelion Sky", I think you should get ready to have your minds *blown* into the wind!

[@goat1408]

The ring is near Uranus, the protomolecule has humor lol

[@douglas2938]

"Forget you!" 😂 Now I know how dreadful that is. Hopefully Amazon will give all the fucks we need.

[@LadyVenomWay]

Skit game always on point!

[@Thenormies]

Thanks Fam - Nahid

[@goggler2]

I can see why Julie is the favourate daughter.

[@nicholasr156]

*FREAKING NORMIES REEEE!*

[@cornekeetels5293]

Omg this skit man, this skit was the best

[@LTirishkeg]

Great skit first off, 2nd Drummer's speech was fantastic, gave me serious chills.

[@ashraychawla4009]

This reaction brought to you by Amazon Prime :)

[@albertepstein5721]

skit was good.

[@startingQB]

This skit was GOLDEN!

[@chrismiller8269]

the skit was great love this channel

[@SandTGamingChannel]

Loved the skit!!! Gotta get that Amazon (twitch) Prime!!

[@Omega4Productions]

The Syfy censorship is pretty dumb, definitely. Blood and extreme gore is fine, but vulgar language? THINK OF THE CHILDREN! Never mind we just had some girl crush a dude's skull, had a guy literally explode and another scene where protomolecule kid disassembled and dissected a guy, but Holden saying 'fuck' is TOO MUCH FOR CHILDREN TO HANDLE!

[@asharastark6776]

Really impressed you got Ron Howard for your sketch.

[@fredrickmallett8741]

Lit skit.

[@markkens9]

I'm still laughing at Miller's advanced physics lesson... "catch up...I'll wait" all that shit is actual Steven Hawking stuff---it really is. "Phase-conjugate adaptive waves originating in microtubules in the brain"--how the protomolecule is sending 'The Investigator' to Holden's mind (remember how many seconds elapse before the protomolecule gives up, kills that version of Miller, and makes another one; "Closed timelike curves in a Lorentzian manifold." space-time domains whose contents bend around to the starting point (forming a nice bottle) etc., etc.

[@LeeCarlson]

In the book, Naomi NEVER left the Roci, however, the showrunners used her in place of an engineer that was peripheral in the last book and this one.

[@allyourmoney]

Turning the documentary team into courier pigeons is fucking hilarious. That's what you get, camera man.

[@andykoegelenberg6376]

The ring near Uranus just took the Behemoth after an emotional speech

[@suncore598]

"If murder is what it takes to make your dad proud, maybe fuck them" absolutely right, Chris. And I bought how the show handled Naomi's decision to return to her crew. The circumstances make it plausible. But I worry Naomi leaving may pave the way for a coup led by Ashford.

[@stephenseay3878]

Okay I am 2 years late but you guys did this so cool.

[@danki2000daniel]

Skit was awesome!!

[@timetorise120804]

damn i want some chocolate seltzer now

[@LeeCarlson]

You mean when The Investigator wanted to explain that he was a quantum hologram based on phase conjugation with the microtubules (basically telling Holden that he's a hallucination being projected into Holden mind).

[@EnergySurge]

You keep laying Julie's death at Mao's feet. He's not at fault for that. Julie's death was not something he wanted or willfully caused. When Julie was found, she was already long dead and infested with protomolecule. Mao wanted to find his daughter and bring her home after she ran away to the belt. He knew she had gone to Ceres, but he had no idea what she was doing or where she was during the entire first season until her corpse was discovered. How can Mao be "directly responsible" for her death if he didn't know where she was until after she died? Julie learned about the transport carrying the protomolecule from Phoebe. She believed it was a weapon her father's company was developing. So she joined the OPA mission to hijack the transport. The Protogen scientists and guards on the transport locked her up but did not kill her. The ship unintentionally had been infected at some point, probably when it was loaded on Phoebe. And the infection spread and killed everyone on board except Julie. Julie shut the ship down and hid it. Then escaped to Eros not realizing she was also infected. She later died alone in a motel room overcome with infection. I'm not trying to make Mao out to be a good guy, he's definitely not. He willfully sacrificed a lot of people in pursuit of learning about the protomolecule. And he definitely deserves to be in prison and not running his company after the decisions that resulted in so many deaths. However, Julie was already dead before he made any decisions regarding how to handle her situation.

[@LeeCarlson]

The projection of Miller into Holden's mind is because Holden experienced Miller when they were in Eros.

[@jasonhood8672]

Oh my God. That skit was AMAZING. Tbh I didn't like the others much but this one was fucking brilliant. (No pun intended).

[@sparkequinox]

"This is like speed 3..." it totally is!! love it

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

finally, been waiting for this skit weeks

[@LeReVid]

Love the skit guys!

[@LeeCarlson]

An adventure is a horribly traumatic event that happens to somebody else.

[@alessandrogirotto9]

I love your intros

[@kschell286]

They got TJ Miller to play Miller?

[@Loked420]

can't wait until your reactions to tonight's episode, especially if what I expect is going to happen actually happens.

[@DesiDez1]

Good morning... I would love to see you React to the new Halloween 2018 Trailer .. I think you would like it...

[@shanehawkins1234]

I think you guys may be right about the aliens being gone. Maybe that's the crime scene Miller keeps talking about. Maybe the protomolecule can't make contact with them and it's trying to find out why? Also, I wonder if Julie will appear to her sister?

[@codenamemunggoo]

In EP7, they showed Bobbie (talking to Alex) aboard MCRN Xuesen - the same martian ship that followed the Roci inside the Ring.

[@LeeCarlson]

I hope 'tis not a spoiler to say, "From Chris' mouth to the writer's ears :-D "

[@PlacidDragon]

yay, another reaction. Thanx Normies :)

[@janetwinters9852]

The next show you should watch is "pretty little liars".

[@davidlericain]

Your reactions might be normie grade stuff but your skits are the best!

[@pokeygorilla9368]

Please do Cobra Kai, its short you can knock it out in a sitting if you wanted to, and its the best new show this year.

[@RonnyBoss]

My post viewing comment: first off I loved the reaction to the drummer speech, I was stomping my foot thorough it my first time seeing it. (I did pause this to watch it two more times) #Drummer Next up is I love your set, where in the actual hell did you get model roci? And last is I fucking loved the sketch at the beginning! Y'all really are talented content creators, and cool as hell. If any of you guys are ever in Tennessee swing by Chattanooga and I'll buy you adult beverages🍻 stay awesome guys; and have a great weekend❤🙈🚀📺❤

[@AKDA101]

Awesome skit

[@lovinlifeyal1991]

Are you going to react to the Sense8 Series Finale 2x12 soon?? I would really like to see that!!

[@longleaf9943]

Skit was amazing.

[@doorran]

lol, "let's just not go for the straight jack; that's all I'm sayin'" ... it's Miller time.

[@raeh123]

Best skit eveR.

[@taiyipan3138]

Yay I've been waiting for this!!

[@protolabtacopunch146]

that.was.great.

[@jamesverner9132]

Turn off the drone. WHAT! Ha ha

[@tyrionlannister467]

MIKEYYY?????

[@Thenormies]

He will be here with us today to watch it! - Nahid

[@Beartosser]

Chris, for an interesting solution to the Fermi Paradox read The Forge Of God, by Greg Bear.

[@hyperspacey]

These skits are superb.