The Expanse - Amos v Miller "Stay Down Miller!"

Amusing scene from the start of Season 2 where, although Amos was initially put off momentarily by the cup, his physical prowess instantly easily overcame any other shortfall.
From Season 2 Episode 1 "Safe"
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[@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459]

Fun fact Wes Chatham was in the military for a number of years so he definitely brings some of that into his role, on top of having been a rebellious youth. Props to the casting director for having picked the right actor for this role.

[@speculativefuture9568]

Yeah he served on the USS Essex In fire control I think. This is where he met Denzel Washington I believe and the rest is history. But yes I turned out to be a great cast. In the end it came down to 2 people - Wes and Elias Toufexis and Amos was the only guy who didn't overact the tough guy routine. Well that's how I remember Ty Franck recall it. Cheers for the comment.

[@speculativefuture9568]

Yeah he served on the USS Essex In fire control I think. This is where he met Denzel Washington I believe and the rest is history. But yes I turned out to be a great cast. In the end it came down to 2 people - Wes and Elias Toufexis and Amos was the only guy who didn't overact the tough guy routine. Well that's how I remember Ty Franck recall it. Cheers for the comment.

[@GraemeGunn]

He was in the Navy. Aviation firefighter. He's bringing that to the role?

[@jamesdc9595]

@@speculativefuture9568 no sheeeet was literally on the Essex last week

[@Lutzow706]

@@GraemeGunn In fairness, being involved in damage control on ships alters how you look at some things, and at what constitutes danger. I was not in a combat arms job but once you've been in a submarine on fire several hundred feet underwater, you don't freak out as easily. He totally brings that kind of air to the role. [Edit, yeah, I know he was on a carrier, not a sub, but it's a similar thing]

[@SiyabongaAfrica]

Never fight someone with crazy eyes...Amos has crazy eyes

[@shalomamigos]

Never fight someone with crazy eyes...unless your name is Worf

[@xray279er9]

Amos is the definition of crazy

[@TheCormTube]

You gotta be unhinged or an absolute monster of a person to think you could beat Amos hand to hand.

[@hmartinspliff]

Crazy eyes don't cut it when you're fighting hand-to-hand combat against a Gorn....Amos would very quickly drop the tuff guy act and start redecorating his pants with the brown stuff, unlike Captain Kirk always cool under pressure. Captain Kirk would wipe the floor with Amos and then have Mr. Spock do psychiatric mind meld therapy on him so he can find God and become a Jehovah's space travelling witness.

[@chad8519]

Miller had the fucking grit to call out that Amo is one unstable mfer and you guys know that.

[@GnomePickles]

I love the line to Naomi, "I told him to stay down," said like how a child would say it. Just oozing the vibe of, "I'm sorry, please don't be afraid of me."

[@jakeg3733]

And she responds more mercifully than a parent would. "Ok". And that's it

[@PhantomShock421]

Miller’s a belter. He has brittle bones and low muscle mass. He knew he would lose before he even threw that punch

[@zachjollimore4339]

amazing thing about humans is, even if we know we will lose a fight, we'll sometimes forget it and go balls deep anyways

[@conorbenefield8834]

I think he knew, but didn't know just how badly he would lose until that first hit from Amos came crashing down. He looked pretty shocked when he was on the floor

[@truthfulkarl]

amos doesnt know how to fight for status. all he knows is the fight for survival. the fight where anything gos and all that matters is the other guy dies before you do

[@adeosinowo3197]

True & thats why Miller is just as bad-ass as Amos. He knew he was lined up to get smashed about but he still did what he had to do to honour his dead buddy Semi. Who has the balls to challenge the Lion that just Ate your friend knowing that the lion is most likely going to eat you too? I get why people love Amos's character, i really dig it too but that dont mean i cant see just how equally brilliant Millers character is as well. The guy has a great Moral compass even though he's a world weary ex-cop. Thats whats great about this show, so many great characters, dont even get me started on Bobby Draper. She Damn near perfect.

[@zachjollimore4339]

@@adeosinowo3197 Damn, couldn't have said it better myself

[@cowsagainstcapitalism347]

This is the most honorable pre fight talk I've ever seen. Amos is asking "Are you sure you wanna fight me? I'm gonna beat your ass." And Miller is responding "Yes, I'm sure. I can't not hit you, even though I'll lose." Both guys laid out their principles clear as day.

[@amoeb81]

The only mistake Miller made was to think Amos would just beat him up... and not outright kill him.

[@aelix56]

Miller was suicidal most likely, he barely hesitated throwing himself into danger for most of his arc.

[@nutbastard]

I've been in a fight like that. Where I knew I was going to lose. But the man I fought, I've known for too long. I love him too much. He'd have lost respect for me if I'd backed down. So I hit him, he kicked the shit out of me, broke a couple of my ribs. I was laid out for weeks. We're still really close friends. I hate violence, but it is important to be capable of it. A rabbit has no morality, because a rabbit is harmless. You're only moral if you're capable of great violence and then abstain from hurting anyone.

[@deweywhitley4127]

​@@aelix56you know this makes a lot of sense. Miller was chasing some kind of heroic sacrifice to redeem himself in his own eyes.

[@aelix56]

@@deweywhitley4127 I mean the way he sounded defeated but kept chasing after the clues made me think that way, he wanted one last bang before kicking the bucket. Dunno if he was suicidal because he was tired of all the corruption and half-measures or he was disgusted at himself for how he adapted to the whole broken thing rather than trying to fix it but imo it's clear he was ready to die.

[@internaut4257]

the switch in wes' eyes was instantaneous, and radiated pure violence, what an actor

[@scificooper]

Yes. The “big eyes” predator overdrive was a great touch.

[@Leisurelee53]

​@@scificooperthose whites above the retinas and circling. That's animal.

[@-Plot-]

I like how he defensively tells Naomi that he told Miller to stay down. Like some kind of child.

[@Juidodin]

tbf he DID tell him to stay down....

[@timothydavidcurp]

Just as good - Naomi understood.

[@alexayers9463]

I love that Miller wasn't afraid of Amos. Amos isn't real and I'm afraid of him.

[@marisamar3247]

Brittle bones, low muscle mass and all, Miller was fearless

[@mr.joshua4874]

I love how Miller knows he can't win this fight. So he uses a misdirect to try and stun Amos. It works and he gets a free shot. But when you clock a guy in the face while he's off-guard and he takes one step back, then hits you so hard it takes you 20 seconds to get up? Don't keep that fight going. Miller literally just keeps on going because he's angry at himself that he didn't get Julie out. That his friend didn't make it. That hundreds of thousands of people died and he couldn't save them. This scene is mirrored by Amos in season 5 (SPOILER ALERT) Amos starts that fight in the showers because he wants to work through some stuff and the only way he knows how to do that is to fight. So he finds a group who have it coming, taunts them and then walks straight into the ambush because like Miller he needs to work through some stuff and he doesn't know how else to. Miller is powerless to change what happens, so he picks a fight he can't win like a masochist. He's a saint of lost causes like Julie. Like Star Helix. Like Ceres. Amos is emotionally stunted an only knows how to live a good life by following Holden and Niaomi because he knows they're moral and trusts them not to lead him astray. But without them, while grieving, he does the next best thing. Look for a gang that he recognizes the MO of from his time in Baltimore and then goes to town.

[@timothydavidcurp]

@@hibbidyjibbidyy he did tell him to stay down though... and actually, him saying that to Naomi was like him confessing "I was trying to get it right"... and Naomi understood, which makes this even better.

[@sterlingmullett6942]

This was a good comment yet something you said got me thinking. Amos is portrayed as emotionally and socially disconnected. He is just as likely to kill you as leave you alone. But if he only knows how to live a good life by recognizing the good moral judgment of Holden and Niaomi, than why isn't he able to apply that judgment to himself? Basically if he can recognize this "goodness" in others, shouldn't he be able to apply that to his own decision making process and recognize the good reaction should be X? Humans are weird and mental conditions/variations in behavior are unlimited but this logical twist seems a bit forced. It is fiction but there are people like Amos in the disconnected sense, but do they also have this drive to be good, they just are unable to, and rely on others to guide them? Is this a true human condition or convenient character plotting? I'm curious. Perhaps the books do a better job of balancing the idea of Amos as a character?

[@myflatlineconstruct]

That's is a very specific thing you're asking to be explained. Not sure if a law requiring errr..

[@Elthenar]

OP is dead on. Except Amos was pretty sure he was going to win that fight against the Belters. A couple of low G born belters against an Earth born gangland brute? They shoulda brought more guys. The thing about him being as likely to kill you as leave you alone isn't accurate though. If Amos had no business with you and you didn't give him a reason, you'd have no trouble.

[@Leisurelee53]

​@@sterlingmullett6942I think part of it is Amos never got to develop higher morals. Consequential thoughts. He was a thug and an engineer. Both have similar parameters. Systems have problems. Problems require solving. Nuances of human emotion and motivation didn't really make sense to him. He understood what they were and how people responded, which is why he decided to trust Naomi and Holden. But he accepted that he didn't know the why. Because to him, a problem just needs solving.

[@yseson_]

A belter fighting a Earther has to be like a 90 year old man fighting a 27 year old athlete

[@MercyisMerit]

A brittle bone belter who was just recovering from being radiated and now he's willing to fight a beast earther who already outmassed him, what could go wrong? Hats off to the heart of Miller he did what he thinks right, that punch was nothing but a revenge for his old pal even tho he knew he would lose and that person wasn't Alex or James but Amos damnn

[@duranpredur1098]

Miller is not a belter. He grew up on earth and i think he has access to bone densifier medicine. Now, that won't do much against Amos.

[@kamma44]

Miller was stupid! You don't go pick a fight with someone who just killed your friend. Revenge is a dish best served cold

[@masterofdesaster8]

​@@duranpredur1098 Miller was born and raised on Ceres, and even with the bone density medication he got, there is no way he can outmatch Amos in a physical fight. He is still lanky from growing up in about 0.3g compared to Amos bulk from physical exercise in 1.0g.

[@richardcarruthers7932]

How's that saying go?...Someone kills your friend, you're supposed to do something about it. Even if it's picking a fight you are certain to lose.

[@CaravanseraiSouthValley]

This is phenomenal acting. SO much character expressed non-verbally.

[@daleludtke7803]

Wes Chatham does a phenomenal job at portraying Amos in this show. I would argue even better than the book. His active is awesome, you can see when it "clicks" in his brain between the killer and the man that Naomi and Holden are trying to help him become.

[@mr.joshua4874]

Miller: I'm The Punisher. Amos: Never heard of him.

[@125southernnh2]

Amos is "That Guy".

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

*never heard of her

[@nutbastard]

He probably has, he's out of context here.

[@jacobhunnicutt8474]

Amos was casted so well. Chatham is completely believable in the character. He looks like he could break a bat over his knee, or someones back.

[@Elthenar]

One interesting thing about Amos is that when he goes into kill mode, he kind of zones out. You see it in the fight against that group of belters on the shuttle. Once the fight starts, it's only flashes of what happened and then the fight is over. Here, when he gets Miller by the neck and Naomi tried to stop you, he doesn't look like he's in a rage. He looks vacant. You can clearly see it when Naomi brings him back to his senses and he backs off. The way he blinks as his eyes focus as his higher functions kick back in. That is terrifying. It's almost like being a berserker, he's largely beyond words. Except that he isn't mindless. He's pitiless but not stupid.

[@robertthompson5701]

Same thing happens when him and Alex fight. Alex is just standing in Amos's way and not letting him leave, and Alex has to basically yell at Amos in an attempt to get through to him, while trying to not die. The way Amos just blanks out is what sociopaths do in those situations, and Amos is definitely a sociopath.

[@Immashift]

Dude that one ton punch... Like, Miller got one in sure, but Amos came back with that plus about 500%. Dude's a wall.

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

I once heard from someone that soldiers who've served in active combat often have difficulty distinguishing grades of threat. That for some soldiers they classify everything as "threat" and "not threat." And once they've classified something definitively as "threat," they have difficulty holding back because on the battlefield hesitation gets you killed. This occasionally leads to situations where a soldier uses what we would consider to be excessive force in a non-combat situation because their switch has been flipped. Amos at 2:15 put me in mind of that. In this moment he didn't see Miller as just another guy trying to get things out in a fistfight. He saw Miller as a "threat" because that's what his training had taught him, and he acted in accordance to that training

[@Pandemonium2381]

Man Joe's punch did like no damage I kinda shat myself when I saw that

[@EyebrowsGaming]

He's a belter, so Miller is waaay weaker than he looks. Fighting other belters he's a good brawler, but Earthers and Martians are BUILT by comparison, and Amos is a hard case even by Earth standards.

[@philistine3260]

@@EyebrowsGaming Belters routinely take steroids and bone density meds just to survive. And my memory could be failing my, but I think I remember Miller saying he got some kind of operation to strengthen his skeleton. So he wouldn't be that weak. It's just Amos is absurdly strong

[@Burt1038]

@@philistine3260 He was stronger than most other belters b/c he spent all his life on Ceres which was spun up to have .33g, comparable to Mars.

[@abdulaschka6221]

@@Burt1038 Yeah but the Martians spend their lives training at 1g, so even by Martian standards, Miller is weaker. Miller is a Belter and he is reccovering from cancer. Additionally Amos is massive so Miller was fucked before the fight even started.

[@internaut4257]

@@abdulaschka6221 only martian soldiers do

[@machinech183]

Amos is my favorite by FAR. Even so, by mid-series I almost feel bad for the idiots that look him over, see him work, and somehow decide to cross him or people he cares about.

[@materialdialectics]

1:52 Amos got some serious Gowron vibes goin' on there.

[@MaenZubaydi]

Remember when Miller was the Punisher? Now that would've been a good fight!

[@nuclearwinter391]

Oh yeah. A jacked human version of miller would've been another opponent. But as a weak ass Belter he had no chance in this 1 on 1

[@captainjackpugh6050]

@@nuclearwinter391 “Human version” lmao bruh belters are Human

[@nuclearwinter391]

@@captainjackpugh6050 nah, not really. Belters are scum. Earth must come first.

[@captainjackpugh6050]

@@nuclearwinter391 They have Human DNA. Humanity must come first. Glory to Humanity. And yes, Earth must come first, it is the most important world of all. Long Live Humanity

[@nuclearwinter391]

@@captainjackpugh6050 yes, now you're making sense. We Earthers must stick together.

[@joelwyckoff6042]

I miss binging The Expanse. I'm currently on For All Mankind. Not the same.

[@m4nt1c0r3s]

For All Mankind is woke af, they even used the "Stay in your lane" line in season two and it wasn't even self awareness. And since amazon took over i feared that The Expanse will go the same way, even tho there are some questionable things in there its mostly free for now,i think they kept most of the original production team thankfully. Lord of the rings might not get so lucky tho.

[@epictube51]

@@m4nt1c0r3s wtf do you mean "woke af" the expanse is woke in the sense that people are exploited and treated like shit by elites power grabbing over each other

[@m4nt1c0r3s]

@@epictube51 You have every woke trope in For all Mankind, women replacing men historically in an attempt to show that it was the patriarchy that held them back from actually being in those missions in real life, you have the obligatory racism against african-americans, with the black astronaut being passed for promotions, and her brother feeling "racism" PTSD, coz thats a thing now, you have the "na-zi bad" twist with von Braun shown as a war criminal, and the russians are evil before it was even cool, you have the little illegal immigrant "genius", that ofcourse everyone is oppressing and deporting her family, just so she can end up working for NASA and being really brilliant. You have the gay/lesbian couple that ofcourse have to hide each other by pretending they are together. And thats just on top of my head, there are a ton more, basically every plot point in this show is an activist agenda driven one, to hijack and twist history under the guise of fiction. The expanse is written like that, books are 12 years ago before all these woke nonsense went crazy, not everything that deal with class or race themes is inherently woke.

[@jeremiahjohnson1520]

Man Amos is lucky the fight was broken up then. You could tell Miller was about to go beast mode.

[@mryellow6918]

what?

[@EyebrowsGaming]

@@mryellow6918 I think he's joking chief, Amos was already in beast mode!

[@philistine3260]

@@mryellow6918 It's kind of sad that someone wouldn't see a joke _this_ obvious

[@gedludek8245]

@@philistine3260 Maybe he isn’t familiar with the series and thought the comment has serious meaning? 🤷‍♂️

[@cjcanton9121]

Lol

[@Monkey_slapping_keys]

Amos not understanding that he was going waay too far.

[@Madmax45247]

When you have an upbringing as brutal as his, there's no such thing as going too far. People never go through that kind of trauma unscathed.

[@ByteMeCompletely]

You must have watched a different clip than I did.

[@compmanio36]

Was he? Man attacks you and you tell him to stay down after you knock him on his ass and he comes back for a second time, you get the message they won't stop until you MAKE them stop. Amos was MAKING him stop. You don't turn your back on a man that has shown the will and dedication to hurting you. You end them or they end you. There's no such thing as a "fair fight". Sooner or later, the weaker one pulls a gun or a knife if you let them.

[@seedee3d]

@@compmanio36 Amos was pimped as the son of a prostitute - basically the plot line in cibola burn

[@vinsanity982]

I think my favorite part is Miller has no qualms about fighting dirty. It's part of his character, he grew up on the rough "streets" of Ceres and had to survive. You see it many times throughout the show but here was a perfect example, he uses the cup to distract Amos so that he could attempt to lay him out. Unfortunately, Amos has a good chin lmao. However, this speaks to the character that both he and Amos have where they are very practical. They tend to value the outcome more than the means.

[@Blackwingk]

Beltah no hav dah gud innah bones, que?

[@randomrealistictone2231]

Sasa

[@svprememe]

Lol he's probably never fought an earther before. He's used to beating up scrawny belters

[@robertthompson5701]

Wes's ability to act with his eyes is fantastic. The man is just talking in a calm, collected, rational manner, but his eyes are showing pure murderous rage.

[@randomrealistictone2231]

1:50 Jesus! Look at those eyes!

[@nuclearwinter391]

I'm surprised that punch didn't sent Miller flying. These Belters must be all flyweights.

[@theocan]

Just been binge watching the series (finishing season 3 atm) and it's funny how at the beginning, I wanted them to put him down every time he did something like this. But now he's my favourite character, and whenever someone steps out of line, like those 3 Martian troops, I immediately cannot wait for Amos to come in and beat the shit out of them.

[@LadyDragonRain2225]

I saw the series first and absolutely adored it now I'm reading the books so I went back to the first season to start watching again to see what they changed. Watching this scene my rational brain can't help but say "That didn't happen in the book." But the rest of me is like "Fuck yeah that was awesome!" I noticed they manufactured more conflict between Amos and Holden in my first season and made Miller more of a dick in the beginning...but with the actors playing the characters I don't mind too much. Wes does a freaking amazing job as Amos! That look in his eyes, just wow.

[@brandonhamilton833]

Miller was amazing

[@marisamar3247]

Miller looked so thin, frail and weak in this scene. Watching go against Amos, twice, was indeed amazing. Respect.

[@L1VE3V1L]

I love how black and white amos sees everything. He makes perfect sense. Miller had to defend his friend’s honour even though he knew he’d take a beating. Once that was out of the way they paved over it and became friends.

[@gerryleb8575]

By a sheer effort of will, Amos has opened his heart to a woman he trusts, and he obeys her. Also, he gives loyalty to the crew and captain. He has done these things against his nature, because his brain tells him they are his only hope. He is a sociopath who has learned to govern himself by specific external contacts. I admire him. But he is fearsome!

[@tyroned114]

Amos is such an interesting character. You're really intrigued with his values and tmhis thought process. It's like the guy has not emotions, but he actually does, and operate like he's a coputer program. I do miss this show.

[@rajahfortune2671]

The sip of coffee was crazy

[@zac0918]

amos is a scary scary man

[@wolfpreist]

Amos is a simple soul

[@galdvir7190]

"Amos stop beating on your baby brother" "But moooooommm I told him to stay down!!! and he wouldn't!!!"

[@SpottedHares]

Miller showing his inner belter by thinking that risking the many for an attempt at saving the few was a bad idea.

[@rickhibdon11]

Miller was perfectly cast and portrayed as the eternal loser in life's lottery.. Also coming out behind.. But somehow, rose to greatness hauling that nuke.. and later bonding with Julie...

[@bardia8905]

The moment you realize the two greatest anti heroes of all time are in the same scene punching each other: The Punisher and Amos Burton

[@taborgoth]

Great scene it was for sure! Thank you for uplading!

[@raz1980.]

What a series this was

[@AVerySillySausage]

Amos is the only character where I prefer the show version.

[@baggyobeast]

Amos didn't even break a sweat. Space jack reacher

[@arkwill14]

Well, pretty much any healthy Earther who is in moderate shape is a "Jack Reacher" compared to a Belter.

[@robertthompson5701]

If Wes Chatham was about a foot taller, he would have made a perfect Jack Reacher.

[@seanfrank4158]

Damn I miss this show.

[@Natesvids1]

He DID tell him to stay down...

[@paulchris3342]

Belters will always get their ass kicked by earthers

[@thedukeoflegends1981]

hmmm, we should sent Karen's there to let off some steam.

[@Dewydidit]

Hey Miller! You got something on your face... looks like PAIN!

[@planetdisco4821]

I just read the last book in the series and it actually brings everything together amazingly. It’s actually set decades later but I really hope that in a few years time we get a follow up series…

[@robertthompson5701]

I hope they bring it back and continue with the rest of the books. They only made it about half way with the show

[@johnsteiner3417]

Shoulda stayed down, Miller. Amos ain't fuckin' around.

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

Wes Chatham reminds me of a guy named Lyle Alzado, Oakland Raider legend. Guy's nickname was 3 Mile Lyle. Just an explosion of violence barely held inside a human body.

[@EL_Duderino68]

Amos does great crazy beserker eyes.

[@Kujakuseki01]

Miller is a crack shot and a great investigator, as well as just as cold-blooded as Amos, but the book never makes it even remotely possible that Miller wouldn’t get his ass beat by Amos.

[@lennybrewster4673]

Amos puts down everybody. Dude suplexed Tiny down an elevator shaft 🤷‍♂️

[@aethertech]

Hey Miller, how'd that train feel?

[@rickl9462]

Amos is the best character on that show. if i had a space crew hed be one of my top 5 picks.

[@taborgoth]

I vote for Miller. He just wanted a coffee.

[@bluerose3262]

Miller is like a chihuahua lmao

[@BlackStar250874]

That was a great scene. ALSO, great suggestion by KZbin, because I remember it so well, and wanted to see it again. I guess KZbin reads minds these days, eh? Miller was a "hot cop" and always bashing people around, many times without provocation. I'll bet Amos saw too many cops like him, when he was growing up.

[@crimsonwino]

@1:46 I'm gonna remember that trick. That seems like that would actually work.

[@ttrestle]

Amos is hard AF

[@Lorgar64]

I hope we colonise the system soon. I wanna be a space dwarf.

[@SlideRulePirate]

I like both Amos and Miller. This kinda gives me the ache.

[@ByteMeCompletely]

Know your limits.

[@thomasb1889]

It was principle for Miller and family for Amos. Miller got a lot of cred from Amos for that and when he said he was going down with the assault and the reason is really as good as you can ever have for walking into danger, "Someone has to keep them from killing each other", because of all the different factions in the OPA.

[@lethemeatarss]

Like my cat finding that bird that flew into my garage.

[@EinarOfBC]

Fuck, I love when Wes eyeballs someone!

[@kineticdeath]

1:49 who turned the gravity up to maximum? Oh right, it was Amos. Should have stayed down, Miller

[@baronhyatt6729]

I absolutely love the television series and anus is one of my favorite characters

[@mainsource8030]

i prefer amos, but anus is cool i guess 😂

[@alexayers9463]

@@mainsource8030 SHH!

[@Fr0st1989]

@@mainsource8030 🤣

[@TheVodec]

And you cant even blame Amos. He let Miller throw the first punch and didnt kick Miller when he was down. Miller attacked him twice before Amos started really hurting him. Amos was using his head. Miller was letting his emotions get the better of him.

[@125southernnh2]

The Punisher gets punished!

[@Crowbars2]

Amos is an Earther, and a giant one on top of that. Miller is a belter, with a slender body, weak muscles, brittle bones, and is sick as hell from recieving a massive dose of radiation... Why did Amos punch him back? Did he even feel Miller punch him?

[@rememberthecant7692]

Amos is like a sociopathe baby who need a mom.

[@christosnikitakis6675]

I never saw what happened after Amos threw a right hook at Murtry. The ass beating that ensued.

[@youknowwhoiam1314]

I love Amos! Baddest badass there is

[@hariseldon3786]

Your intro is an interesting characterisation - what make you think that he was not ,rather, just letting the other guy get the first shot? He does this a couple of times in the series... turns the cheek - but then... well, Amos is Amos...

[@martinm.1967]

That wasn't in the books, or was it?

Jon Stewart's let himself go.

[@NevTheDeranged]

Amos clearly subscribes to the "might makes right" school of philosophy.

[@user-yp6yr9te7l]

No, at this point it was more a "it's right if Naomi says it's right" school of philosophy. Amos doesn't subscribe to might makes right at all, he's not a bully, and he's not particularly concerned with "right" in this scene and he knows it, he stops threats to his crew, that's all. And he doesn't really know what's right or wrong, other than only vaguely. Which is why he latches onto Naomi to guide his moral compass.

[@Easy-Eight]

"The Punisher" got old... :(

[@etubrutus3501]

If it weren’t for Amos and the president the show would’ve been so boring

[@Crafty_Spirit]

Clearly Amos went too far... no surprise though given his personality :T

[@ChewyPinata]

The punisher Jane Miller would whoop his ass lol

[@thomaslindell5448]

I loved this series so sad it’s over

[@sevach]

Don't fight someone who gives you the crazy eyes.