The Expanse - 5x5 Down and Out - Group Reaction

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[@Reedstilt]

Naomi figured out they had put the code on the Roci everyone is dropping hints at her through the episode. After Naomi mentions the Augustin Gamarra, Karal says "And here I thought we would be refreshing your memory." When she tries to assassinate Marco, the Rocinante is on the screen there. When Filip drags her away, he says she should be thankful that he saved her life in a tone that implies he's talking about her abduction generally, since he doesn't know about the assassination attempt just yet. So Naomi knows something is up with the Augustin Gamarra code, she knows they're paying attention to the Rocinante, and she knows her life was in danger if she hadn't been brought to the Pella.

[@LrnecBuma]

I want to comment this but you beat me.

[@dapeach06]

Not to mention when she asks Cyn, his sigh was confirmation

[@Cbricklyne]

I'm pretty sure Fillip saw the knife and knew that Naomi was going to try and kill Marco. He also knew that she would be dead if she either succeeded or failed. His comment about saving her life while most likely referring to the Roci and her kidnapping meaning she wasn't on it, could also have applied to that particular moment of him saving her life from her assassination (of Marco) attempt.

[@dragoninthewest1]

Noami's desire to find Filip was inspired by her time spent with Lucia above Ilus. This is why she reached out to Fred at the end of season 4.

[@kirkdarling4120]

Well, she had first posed the issue to Fred back in season 1, and was shown still mourning Filip even in episode 3 of season 1. But I'd agree the experience with Lucia would have put a point on it.

[@Nirnaeth1987]

Marco sees himself as Alexander the Great. Interesting characterization, right?

[@Reedstilt]

One of the reasons he likes to compare himself to Alexander that doesn't get as emphasized in the show as it does in the book, is that he values Alexander more as an Empire-destroyer than an Empire-builder. It's the same reason he has a portrait of a nameless Afghan soldier in his quarters in the book - to commemorate Afghanistan's history as the Graveyard of Empires.

[@marcc1830]

Alexander manage to continue his campaign after Persia and it takes planning and vision. Marco's plan looks to me be far less thought out. I mean, the bloodshed would undo the much of the goodwill Fred Johnson built and will continue a cycle of hate against all belters. It's not like he can wipe every inners out. Earth and Mars still have their fleet, missiles and everything. He threatened them with the protomolecule but that's just replacing one oppressor with an entity that treat all human less than ants which is far worse. If he used the protomolecule on the inners, that thing is not just going to stay there. Look at Venus.

[@stevovimy]

@@11BscoutNG what the fuck are you talking about?

[@Cbricklyne]

Yes. Especially given the fact that the actor who plays him is called 'Keon ALEXANDER' in real life, but even more for the fact that while Alexander the Great defeated the Persian Empire at Gaugamela, Keon Alexander himself is actually of Persian (Iranian) heritage in real life. But for the purposes of the show, it's a terrible comparison because Alexander the Great was actually a military genius with many military victories and campaigns. Marco has just launched an attack against mostly civilian targets and hasn't defeated the militaries of either Mars nor Earth who still remain the Superpowers of the system despite Marco's attack, and also despite his attack, Earth, especially, still possesses the capability of wiping out every single Belter in the Belt in one attack. He hasn't defeated a military enemy. He's merely provoked them.

[@iarba]

Psychopaths do think a lot of themselves

[@LuxLikeGaming]

They cant really outspeed the missile, because they aren't limited by the max speed or acceleration of the engine, but by what they can survive, meanwhile the missile doesnt care about that. At least that's my take on that :)

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

Missiles/Torpedos can hit max speed instantly, any human ship needs to build up speed much slower to not kill its passengers

[@Cbricklyne]

This is correct. That's the reason why missiles are still the primary means of attack in the Expanse universe. You can't outrun a missile no matter how fast your ship is. The people in the ship have an upper limit on how many g's they can survive before stroking out, while missiles have only the limit of their drive engines and no life support to worry about.

[@Cbricklyne]

@@pepe_marroquin The mass has nothing (or little) to do with it in this situation. For one thing they are in space and the assumption has to be that the ship (or missile) has enough thrust capacity in their Epstein drive to carry the maximum mass they each respectively hold And being in space and in zero 'g' (or microgravity) means they're not fighting against the gravity of a planet (i.e. their mass) nor the air resistance of an atmosphere in order to gain acceleration like would be the case on the surface of a planet (where the mass would matter more). If anything, the larger mass of an object (assuming most of that mass is fuel) would be an advantage in outrunning a missile that has limited mass of fuel and ordinance (explosive material) IF either of them didn't have to worry about maximum g's (that would kill humans inside and which missiles don't have to worry about) because the larger mass (fuel) object theoretically would have the capacity to sustain a high 'g' burn for much longer. The limiting factor in this situation is the fact that humans can't survive a high 'g' burn beyond a certain limit before they stroke out and die.

[@kevinjustin7646]

@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse Torpedos dont realy have a max speed (unless they reach a good percentage of lightspeed). The Torpedos can accelerate with a speed of like 30 G and humans would die (even with the juice) at that accelleration.

[@AT-rr2xw]

The Roci should have been checked over immediately after Sakai's arrest.

[@m.e.3862]

Yeah. This is where Holden needs the crew to keep him from rushing into things.

[@pamelahofman1785]

This is one thing that did not translate well from the book. In the book, Holden is suspicious and does go over the Roci but doesn't find anything. I think he was looking more for mechanical sabotage. A book reader with a better memory than mine might be more exact about that but the point is that he didn't just blithely get ready to fire up the Roci until he checked, but the code was deeply buried and it wouldn't have been easily found.

[@thontor]

i assume it was checked over. Naomi's code is well hidden and could not be seen unless you know exactly what to look for.

[@kirkdarling4120]

They did show Holden going through an extensive pre-flight system check that they had never shown him performing before. That was our hint that they were doing things differently. Was there a practicaly better option than the Roci's own Martian military-grade AI to do that check? Probably not.

[@Cbricklyne]

They wouldn't have found anything. The sabotage was in a software algorithm hidden in the ship's code which only someone with Naomi's skills would have spotted by going through the ship's AI and OS software code line by line. It's doubtful that either Holden nor any of the (mostly mechanical) techs working at Tycho were looking for sabotage in this sort of circumstance. It's why Naomi's code was so devastating as a weapon to use (and ultimately why Marco used it), because unless you knew exactly where to look (and how), you'd never find it. The show did a poor job of showing that Holden had already actually gone through the ship's mechanical and physical systems and found nothing.

[@AzkuulaKtaktu]

Hey son, let's go out back and throw the protomolecule around. Hahahaaa!

[@dapeach06]

Konechek 100% threw that first guard down. After he falls, Amos goes over and checks the guard's gun, it's empty, meaning the guard outlived his usefulness in Konecheks's eyes

[@elizabethlockhart2103]

It's good to hear y'alls perspective on the greater themes of the show, and I think the diversity of your cast is an asset in this regard. You're right, Mickey, humans are territorial, and I think that the best way to combat that is to get people to include everyone (and I mean EVERYONE) into their tribe. We're all human, we're all one people. There are no enemies, only different factions of the same coalition. "They were people, and they were on his ship, so they were his people." -Bull, Abaddon's Gate You're all my people, now. Everyone here on earth, everyone among the stars. No matter our differences, this is our tribe, and you can't escape that, even if you want to.

[@travisspazz1624]

Amos lookin like Zangief with that suplex!!

[@Nemophilist850]

Nahid lmao. The Roman Empire lasted well over 1000 years.

[@rogerlie4176]

@@ReXtion88 Ancient Egypt holds up a hand. "Heard about me?". To get a perspective, Cleopatra is closer in time to us than to when they built the great pyramids.

[@Oneryeone]

@@ReXtion88 I believe that’s actually China.

[@ReXtion88]

@@Oneryeone I guess it depends how you count it a little, but yeah fair point. And actually Ancient Egypt lasted for longer as well. So I'm just wrong lol

[@Rob-rr4yp]

Arguably modern western civilization is still the successor of Rome. The one to bring up would be the subcontinental Indian civilizations and the Chinese ones, which do have a claim to longer life.

[@kirkdarling4120]

@@Rob-rr4yp "Arguably modern western civilization is still the successor of Rome." That's an easy argument, too. Just study a US dollar bill.

[@MoonWeasel23]

It’s interesting, because in the books it’s Marco who asks Filip to abduct Naomi.

[@MFBloosh]

I feel like this worked better and actually makes more sense.

[@dapeach06]

@@MFBloosh they make the change in the show for good reason, because Naomi's relationship with Filip and Marco ends up being different

[@Cydonius1]

"Don't call me Tiny"" Amos : Hey Tiny

[@ProtagonisTeneT]

Everyone's reaction to the suplex LOL amazing

[@XMachete]

couple mins later, " ... and then Tiny can ...", not even looking at him

[@djwright86]

Rana's quote at 21:47 LMAO

[@Omega4Productions]

1:00. Alexander's tactics basically resorted to "you think I'll be defensive and cautious when faced with enormous force, but actually I'm going to "yollo" it and hope for the best." Alexander charged off with his cavalry towards the east, with the intention it would draw away the majority of Darius' cavalry enough to open a gap large enough to reach Darius himself, as Alexander rightly assumed taking out Darius would cause his massive army to collapse into chaos, as they viewed their king as godlike. While Alexander didn't end up succeeding in reaching Darius, Darius did panic and rout from the field, and when his troops saw this, his army basically broke and ran. So in the end, Alexander's strategy, while initially failing, ended up succeeding through Darius' own actions. Gaugamela didn't end Greek independence, though. The Battle of Chaeronea largely decided that (and that was several years before Alexander was even king). Memnon of Rhodes (who actually came the closest to defeating Alexander) came very close to inciting a rebellion against Macedonian rule, which would have forced Alexander to give up his invasion and return home to quell it, but by a stroke of luck for Alexander, Memnon died during the siege of Mytilene. Memnon was probably the most effective commander against Alexander, and had Darius' satraps been more willing to heed his advice and strategy, Alexander might not have enjoyed the unparalleled success that he did end up having historically. Marco seems to forget though that Alexander was a great conqueror, but a terrible administrator. He didn't appear to have any vision for establishing his empire for the future, and went from one conquest to the next without taking the time to properly think of administration or even how he would be succeeded. When he did eventually die on the way back home, he's famously quoted as saying "to the strongest" before dying (although this is likely a retrospective romanticism). Whatever the case, we do know he had never named a successor, which inevitably led to his generals fighting amongst each other for control, each believing Alexander would want them to succeed him, ending up with his empire fracturing into the Diadochi states. And the rest is history. So really, Marco should probably take some notes from history and make sure he's not just setting up the Belt to inevitably collapse after he's dead. XD EDIT: If you got this far, interesting little tid bit: if Alexander had survived his trek home, he was in the process of having a massive fleet built and fresh forces raised, with plans to expand west, with his eyes on Ancient Carthage. If this had taken place and he had survived long enough to personally lead this campaign, he very likely would have encountered Rome before the rise of the Republic. Assuming he wasn't defeated, he could have stopped the rise of Rome before it had a chance to happen, leading to our history being very different than what we know now. Interesting to think about.

[@starsnmoon5936]

Does Marketa watch the expanse? I am really surprised she doesn't react with you all cause this series would be right up her alley, she would be conflicted as fuck! If she hasn't watched it can we get a reaction from her and Nikki 🙏 please! As always love the og's reaction!!

[@dillincummings8244]

And Chris!

[@Cbricklyne]

@@dillincummings8244 Chris usually reacts to The Expanse with the group (he probably wasn't available for these episodes). Marketa doesn't. I'm guessing she's not a fan of the show (or sci-fi in general)

[@Kamina1]

@@Cbricklyne She loves The 100. Of course Marketa loves sci fi lol. The more obvious conclusion is that she's never watched The Expanse.

[@biglu323]

@ 35:41 - When Naomi went in to sneak up on Marco, the first thing she noticed when looking around the room was that they had a live feed of the Rocinante at Tyco station on a screen.

[@dapeach06]

Fred, and Holden, both could do great things for the belt, but they couldn't lead it. Fred being the defacto leader of the OPA was like having a white guy as president of the NAACP, even if he does an amazing job, he hasn't lived the experiences of the people he's leading

[@Cbricklyne]

They were both Earthers. And were both seen as Earthers (despite everything they'd done to help the Belt). This is the primary reason why neither of them would have been as effective in uniting or leading the Belt Some Belters still see "Inners" as "Earthers" or "Dusters" (Martians) first before seeing them as Belters or human. See : Drummer's shipmate's like about Fred Johnson "...for an Earther"

[@dapeach06]

I know how you feel Suraj. It's hard to not think about the shit Cas Anvar did, and how betrayed and disgusted his coworkers must feel by his actions, especially since one of the people he was sexually harassing was a crew member on the show. Before the allegations came out, my Gf paid Cas to send me an Expanse-themed birthday message, and then a month later, that amazing present was sullied forever, and my partner, who is a sexual assault survivor, had to live with the fact that they had given him money. It's a shitty situation. We both are just trying to enjoy his scenes anyway.

[@NahidWatches]

Bruh I’m so sorry to hear this. What a shit situation fam. But happy belated birthday brother besides that shit I hope it was amazing!

[@dapeach06]

@@NahidWatches thanks! You've been making some excellent points in these last couple videos btw! Also, it must be so amazing for Rana to be watching a show that named a character in her honor.

[@ozones4599]

2 weeks... I am calling it their minds will be bloooooown...looking forward to watching their reaction

[@JBroAlsoDraws]

An interesting dynamic of this show is how easy it would be to not give a damn about the other factions- think about it. We manage to dehumanize each other by race/culture/nationality on just ONE planet, imagine the distance between Earth/Mars/Belt. For example, remember how coldblooded Avasarala was with that Belter she was torturing at the beginning of season 1? And how hostile the Martians were with the Rosi crew? This is how they've been for GENERATIONS. The Rosi crew stands out because they are some of the few in this whole situation who have been through hell ALONG SIDE of people from other factions, and they've become like a family. Even with Fred Johnson, he seems to be highly respected mainly by the Belters close to him who's respect he's earned, other Belters like the rest of Drummers crew seem indifferent at best because they have no personal reason to see him as different from another Earther. Very few others have connected that much with each other (between different factions), so of course Belters who have had it the worse because of inners aren't gonna feel some typa way about something they will never even feel the negative impact of. To them, that's how the Inners have been all along (and unfortunately they're kinda right about that part). In contrast, Naomi is from a mixed crew and is in love with and Earther. I say all this to say, even if Filip wasn't manipulated his stance isn't that far fetched in my opinion. He's 100% Belter, like the rest.

[@technopirate304]

Amos and Peaches are going to have a very tender but platonic relationship

[@allbies]

I don't mind either way but can you explain why many people seem so against Amos and Clarissa being romantic? I know sometimes romantic relationships get in the way of story / character development and feel forced but in this scenario I don't feel that way honestly. I enjoy them being on screen together a lot either way though.

[@delos9940]

@@allbies It's simply not in Amos's character to develop romantic feelings.

[@technopirate304]

@@delos9940 But it is in his nature to be loyal.

[@technopirate304]

@@allbies They definitely have an interesting relationship in the books

[@delos9940]

@@technopirate304 Indeed so. But do note that *loyalty* != *romance*

[@OzimmaculaTE]

AYE Mikey's Back!!!!

[@slip6hazard9]

I wish instead of killing his character off or getting rid of him, they would just hire another actor to portray Alex.

[@kirkdarling4120]

This series has been very successful in changing characters from the books. It's been unsuccessful in recasting series actors.

[@odedkoren5596]

I could live with Bull coming on as full time pilot of the Roci

[@atul.aditya]

Naomi knew the code was slipped in because in the lift scene earlier Filip said, you should be thankful I took you, saved your life.

[@LeeCarlson]

What you are seeing among Marco's Belters is the stereotype of "the Inners" that Marco has continued to reinforce, rather than them meeting actual Inners (like Holden, Alex, Amos, Bobbie, Holden's family, et al).

[@Blayz001]

Clarissa's actions were directly responsible for the Behemoth powering down, thereby saving the entire solar system. How much more does she need to do to redeem herself??

[@Ugnutz]

the road to redemption can't be traversed with a single good deed, that the thing that always annoyed me about Vader like him killing the Emperor and saving luke somehow instantly wiped his slate after the millions he killed, shit killing all the younglings made him irredeemable as far i am concerned.

[@SonicBoyster]

Define redeem. The behemoth stuff was a gamble since nobody knew what was going to happen. The people she murdered? She murdered those people knowing that what she was doing was some petty revenge business.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

One good action does not erase all of the bad you commited. She's murdered completely innocent people in cold blood, without hesitation, simply to murder another man she thinks ruined her fathers life, instead of accepting her father was uselessly evil and never cared for her. It's great she's getting a redemptive arc, but you are beyond silly to claim she's innocent simply because she decided to help 1 time. The Roci was shot at because of her. The crew was attacked because of her, and would have killed them if Naomi and the other lady didn't stop her. It's not one incident of her doing something naughty, she's a cold blooded murderer, daughter of the (former) richest man in the galaxy and did all of this, just to impress Daddy.

[@technopirate304]

@21:00, don’t sleep on Bull. My dude is like a cranky Han Solo. Episode 7 of this season he is going show some serious skills!!

[@dandabmouth9068]

If 2020 taught us anything it's that whenever aliens come and invade half the world will say no they're not...

[@bunbunson27]

You guys talking about humans and their territorial nature...you guys are going to love ep 6. Perfectly sums up humans

[@Thenormies]

first

[@Thenormies]

We will put up the uncut for this episode on our patreon later today!

[@divanshu5039]

any show i like i always come here to watch your reaction video and i love it.

[@nokta7373]

Double The Expanse treat? I'm one happy Screaming Firehawk.

[@AzkuulaKtaktu]

All missiles track their targets (no reason not to, with all of space to maneuver in and enormous distances to cross) and accelerate much faster than ships due to less mass and no fragile human cargo. Shrugging a missile is practically impossible, and it will eventually come back (unless it runs out of fuel while shifting momentum).

[@travisspazz1624]

Also The Battle of Gaugamela is a pretty great battle sequence in the Oliver Stone movie Alexander!

[@legionkahn]

It's not like the whole world is destroyed. It is just the areas the rocks hit. The rocks were not planet killers they were more like city killers. Most of the world is still around.

[@roronoa747]

Yeah I don't think they realise that it's only millions of people that died and not billions

[@Niylark]

that's a bit misleading. sure, the earth isn't "destroyed" but it'll absolutely be totally crippled for at minimum several years. millions died purely from the initial impact. there's so much damage to the earth we havent seen yet. a rock landed in the atlantic ocean and one in the indian ocean, sending tsunamis to nearly every single coast in the world. in a future where climate change went uncontrolled and nearly every single modern coastal city now has a seawall, tsunamis like that are going to kill millions more, and completely annihilate such a vast amount of critical infrastructure keeping millions more alive. not to mention one of the rocks landed on land, and we saw the seismic activity from that completely level a prison hundreds of miles away. it probably flattened the entirety of pennsylvania. Impacts like that also send up an ENORMOUS amount of dust into the atmosphere, and we know from history that even serious volcanic eruptions can cripple crop yields across the entire globe. several massive global famines throughout history have followed major volcanic eruptions disturbing the earth's climate cycle. the pure environmental catastrophe from the attack will take several decades to recover and continue to kill millions upon millions upon millions long after the impacts.

[@aaronia8092]

The three asteroids hitting earth are supposed to have some long-term consequences. The sun is going to be blocked by dust for months, etc. A lot of people are going to die, not just the ones directly killed by the first impact.

[@REVAN2338]

"Alexander cannot be dead, the whole world would smell of his corpse"-Ancient Athenians on news of Alexanders death recorded in "Plutarch's Lives".

[@thomasmain5986]

Issue with Civilizations were built on rivers of blood, Civilizations are Civil the clue is in the name, that means laws rules codes and regulations. Empires are built on rivers of blood, sounds like Inario is building a empire. Where he is the King/Emperor of the belt.

[@MaikNL]

Here for the suplex reaction

[@rafaelsantosx]

A low blow!! Suplex city!!! 1,2,3!

[@crispingaring9080]

Rana's quote (21:49) is one of the best things ever to come out in reaction culture history! Trademark that sh!t!

[@a.j.m8264]

Attempt #234: of trying to get The Normies to check out Symbionic-Titan or Primal. Both made by Genndy Tartakovsky, the guy who made Samurai Jack.

[@mpalfadel2008]

Good to see y’all together again

[@iarba]

“Again I’m not agree with it, but let me tell you how much I do agree with it” some people

[@xadriel]

Damn that suplex be one of the best moments on tv

[@oooSKYLIGHTooo]

Love Mikes energy on these reviews XD

[@REVAN2338]

Alexander was famous for his tactical brilliance, and his total narcissism and madness.

[@sammy-er7on]

Suraj cynically replying "the farmers in India too man" in response to Navid talking about the Uigyhur Muslims in China being held in concentration camps, families being separated, women being forcibly sterilised as well as forced abortions. Uighur men and women being forced into labour camps, Children being taken 100 miles + from their parents to go to quote on quote 're-education camps'. Not being allowed to speak their mother tongue, religious books being burnt. A whole culture of people being systematically eradicated with the UN deeming in as a 'genocide'. Please check your privilege. That is such a tactless thing to say and de-legitimises the atrocities happening to the Uigyhur people. These are real people, with real lives and it pains me to see someone throw what's happening under the rug and to not even properly acknowledge it - but rather divert the attention by saying 'hey what about THIS and what's happening to these other people, that's bad too right'. I have been a long fan of your channel, I hope this doesn't come across as attacking any of you, but you have to understand that this is a sensitive topic for a lot of people and what Navid is saying is true most of the world has turned a blind eye to what is happening in China as it does not benefit them to speak up. Some people look back at the atrocities of World War 2 and wonder we as humans could ever allow that to happen, now we know...

[@Martiancamel]

You clearly have no idea what is happening in China. If you wish to educate yourself, just go there and see for yourself.

[@ducktape160]

Its an energy core reaction dump to shut down the reactor fast. Its pushing all the coal (reaction mass) out the exhaust. It just means they gotta restart the fire (the reactor) with new coal (reactor pellets) and it takes a while. Until then they on the float

[@squaddie67]

Marco's invitation? That's some "bend the knee or die" shit.

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

so no body remembers that the CO that fell also had a ton of rocks fall on his legs before he went up with Tiny lol

[@dapeach06]

He was able to climb well enough...until his gun was out of ammo. Put the pieces together

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

@@dapeach06 meh I'll give him the benefit of a doubt lol

[@KainErrow]

Rana saying not to kill a guys involved in the worst mass murder of all human existence. Maybe she’d feel differently if we called it even more than that, what it was: the worst genocide in human existence.

[@zombehunta1988]

tiny went to suplex city

[@KainErrow]

Let’s be honest, the Belters just made the White Walkers look like a bad case of frostbite. Their reasons mean nothing against what they did.

[@elizabethlockhart2103]

Konachek was definitely a highlight of this episode. That actor was amazing lol..

[@mpalfadel2008]

Two n a row huh Well done normies

[@mahelaniarektbb]

Bruh...why isn't 5x6 on the playlist? I thought they just skipped the episode. Thank goodness for YTs algorithm having it in my recommendeds under the playlist.

[@rostikskobkariov5136]

Sucks to hear about Alex the pilots real life misconduct

[@ProtagonisTeneT]

Thank GOD you guys watch it more now

[@faqgougle7641]

She absolutely knew about the code. Her exclaiming 'Wait!' happens reflexively as she realizes that she was sitting in a room that probably gets taken out or at least depressurized by the explosion, her still being there wasn't a part of the original plan, 'See you when you get back' was basically her signing her suicide note for the Belter cause. She's the best example of the hate that Marco is fomenting in the show so far, and that's been a running theme from before Marco entered the picture, back when it was just Diogo's uncle and some righteous indignation, starting right from the Belter Lives Matter street preacher calling Miller a welwala in the pilot.

[@hcwm2]

I guess it needs to be said that the Rocis reaktor exploding would take out half of Tycho for this comment to be understood better.

[@Outland9000]

Guys! I think Rena likes space.

[@Fangtorn]

Yeah, doesn't seem like Tiny was the most rational of individuals.

[@MrStelmacki]

Were they actually trying to defend Marcos?

[@thomashiggins9320]

The reaction at Amos' suplex was awesome. :) Your comments about division of humanity into groups means you'll love the next episode, a lot. People become criminals because they're stupid, and/or lack impulse controls, and/or have a grotesque sense of entitlement because they think the world owes them something. Tiny wasn't stupid, but he definitely had impulse-control and entitlement issues. :) Wanna know what happens when society collapses? Read what Thomas Hobbes wrote in, "Leviathan" about the State of Nature. And you guys just identified the main subgenre, for this season of The Expanse -- post-apocalyptic survival sci-fi. :) Naomi put together everything based on things she saw and heard. A fun reaction, as always! :)

[@sabkobds]

Roci is "the ship"... 😀

[@ducktape160]

The Cyn Dude reminds me so much of Hodor

[@REVAN2338]

Guns in the expanse hold a rather large if not indeterminate amount of rounds. Millers revolver in season one appeared to carry 180 rounds at full capacity.

[@Ugnutz]

atleast they can trust every belter that was on the Roci if they were Inaros faction they wouldn't have willingly just let them selves be blown up for no good reason or would of tried to stop Holden shutting the drive down.

[@tomhase7007]

Sakai would probably have died if the Roci had exploded. You can see in her face the moments when she realizes and accepts that.

[@Triarii3bee]

Double drop awesome

[@carterjones2266]

Waiting for clone wars

[@Aemond2024]

Redemption for Fillip? Yeah no, this show is not gonna trick me into liking him

[@feras3794]

Suraj Islam is a simple religion and its clear of its fundamentals in the Muslim population we have Sunni Muslim and they are 90% of the Muslim population the other 10% are the Shia sadly some of the 10% scholars can argue and say that they are not Muslim because the violation of the teaching of Islam and that something need to have an academic research to understand. as far what is happing to the Muslims in china as Muslim we feel that pain not only for the Muslims but for all the ppl who suffers around the world and that what we've been taught from the Quran

[@darksnap89]

even know if you are brainwashed, hold that though in about 3 days and then come back to that statement please

[@technopirate304]

A common enemy that humanity can fight against.? Hmmmm...insert evil laugh 🤣🤣

[@TI-hh2nr]

think of it like this 1000 years ago Greek was 100% Greek romans were 100% romans now 1000 years later nobody is 100% anything, or if so not a lot

[@stevovimy]

That's not true at all lol.

[@LeeCarlson]

As of the end of shooting for Season Four, the case against Cas Anvar had not yet come to trial. However, the "court of public opinion" had already tried and convicted him and so the producers fired him rather than face the possible fall-out from the fans.

[@jamesholland5761]

When Fillip told Naomi he saved her life he was referring to when he took her, because she would be on the Rocinante fixing to die. Thats when Naomi realized her code had been used on the Rocinante. Fillip never saw the knife. The knife was discovered after she knocked out Cen. I usually love your reactions, but tainting this show because one lacks the ability to separate actor from character is disappointing. At least keep those opinions to yourself. For those actions of the individual the show did the proper thing. The character should be recast. But the character is a viable part of the story. In my opinion. I can't understand why we can't just focus on the story. Everyone that works on this show puts all they have into it. They deserve better from fans.

[@LeeCarlson]

Humans are tribal. You might want to read some of the works by social psychologists like Haidt or Chua with regard to human tribalism.

[@Boysstamilgaming]

Plz start reacting to Dr stone, black clover, haikyuu, jujutsu kaisen and God of high school

[@Fartucus]

Black clover sucks and is a show for children. God of hs is over-rated.

[@Boysstamilgaming]

@@Fartucus you are the frst one Dat I am hearing who says black clover sucks don't do such hilarious comdies 🤭🤭, and GOH is an awesome anime too it isn't over rated🤘🤘