The Expanse - "I am that guy"

My favorite single moment from the entire series - a scene from S3E6 of The Expanse.
I truly hope it can be picked up for one or two more seasons to bring the story to a fitting conclusion.
All rights belong to the creators and distributors of this excellent show.
#SaveTheExpanse

[@RichInMN]

What are some other top-tier SciFi TV series and Movies that I haven't seen yet? Leave your replies ⬇ please, and thank you!

[@TalkingHands308]

Less dramatic, but Stargate SG-1 was great. But it's more on the comedic side but it has some really dark episodes too.

[@RichInMN]

@@TalkingHands308 Yeah I really liked SG-1, and the spin-offs too. I recently went back and re-watched episodes "2001" and "2010" for no particular reason...

[@TalkingHands308]

@@RichInMN Hm, if you don't mind a show that got cancelled after its first season so you don't actually get a resolution, you could check out a show nobody watched called Almost Human.

[@Gazmus]

Battlestar Galactica? There's nothing else really comes close to the Expanse on TV tho.

[@Brian-ic8db]

Farscape

[@Quester91]

I love the expression Amos makes when prax says he's his best friend in the whole world.

[@Harrison11106]

Yup. Pretty obvious he's never had anyone call him that... at least publicly.

[@ZodoLeeka]

I feel like Amos did that because he said they were best friends. And it's so heartwarming.

[@OceanHedgehog]

Amos also probably never thought that he could ever be someone's "friend". He told Alex that there are three kinds of people: people you follow, people you protect, and people you have to kill. Prax started out as a person Amos needed to protect from others, but Prax quickly toughened up. In this scene, Amos needs to protect Prax from himself. He also realizes that he's capable of being a friend and an equal, not just a protector, a follower, or a killer. Notably, it's after Prax leaves that Amos has a big personality shift where he becomes even closer to Alex and Holden. It's because he realizes that he no longer just needs to "follow" Holden or "protect" Alex. He can do those things AND be their friend.

[@TonyLeadholm]

One of the BEST little AWWWWW moments of the entire series. ❤

[@simbiant4]

@@TonyLeadholm do you mean the "aWW" moment when he friended or the "awww" moment where he painted the airlock red.

[@willardlarkinsnow5622]

I think it must be every actors dream to get a scene like that this. A scene where the entire character comes to light. Where you can see their sense of morality, their goodness, their mercy, and their wrath. A scene that shows how complex and broken they are. Props to Wes Chatham for pulling this off so well

[@JnEricsonx]

So happy I met him!

[@AvishalomShalit]

disagree on wrath . it was just decisiveness

[@jgamer2228]

Considering Amos’ backstory it makes sense that he’s good with kids

[@JnEricsonx]

@@jgamer2228 I joked to Wes at a con how it was like 5 minutes between "I am that guy" to "What the fuck is that?" while making cereal for a bunch of kids, just very bizzare and jarring. And seeing him laugh was awesome.

[@shikamaru3456]

but it is none of those things. Amos is Sociopathic, he is merely doing what others can't. In this scene he understands that Prax wants to kill the doctor but can't So Amos does it for him. Not out of anger or goodness, or mercy, or from a sense of morality. But because Prax is not capable of it. You see clearly later on that Amos has no moral compass, or sense of goodness.

[@AceTycho]

"He's my best friend in the whole world."

[@AceTycho]

In many ways this is more impactful than what Amos says especially when you see his reaction.

[@dragoninthewest1]

@@AceTycho you can tell how much it means to him because he references it during the interview with Monica Stewart.

[@AceTycho]

@@dragoninthewest1 100%

[@Tortuosit]

Most touching phrase.

[@Wayoutthere]

I'm still crying

[@willienelsongonzalez4609]

Wes Chatham did an extraordinary job of manifesting the character of Amos Burton. It’s an absolute travesty that Amazon did not continue with this incredible sci-fi series. It’s also a travesty that Hollywood haven’t snapped up Chatham for more pivotal roles. I genuinely believe he would be a great Wolverine.

[@Synthonym]

They did it as far as they could reasonably have done considering the 40-year time jump that happens in the books. Unless you want to see all the cast in shitty old-people makeup. Also Wes would make a pitch-perfect Doomguy

[@XxPunxunite]

​@@Synthonymamazon should've given them 13 episodes, at least, for season 6. Surely we can all agree on that.

[@latch9781]

Wes is reportedly in Ahsoka as Thrawn's right hand man

[@devastater97]

Got a feeling The Expanse sequel show is gonna bomb since most if not all the OG cast will be replaced since there's a significant time jump.

[@willienelsongonzalez4609]

@@devastater97 Damn! That’s a real shame. Amazon really screwed this up!

[@ScottRutter]

There is a moment when Amos is facing the airlock door after escorting his best friend in the whole world out of the room so his best friend can be a dad and not a murderer where you can't see Wes's eyes or any of his face, just a slight change in his posture, a slight hesitation before turning toward Strickland that lets the audience know what's coming. It's a tribute to the acting and directing that "I am that guy." is the most anticipated line in the scene, yet it has such impact.

[@DarrellTurnerJr]

The compassion with which he says "you're not that guy" easily translates to mean you're better than this and don't be that guy. Amos isn't bragging about being that guy, he's just being honest. He doesn't torture the doctor or prolong the kill either. Excellent writing and acting.

[@reganator5000]

yeah, it's especially notable that while prax is raising a sidearm, cautiously, to do it, that's not the same as Amos. He knows the guy should die, and is the right man to do it, so he calmly shoulders his normal rifle and pulls the trigger as easy as can be. It's sort of especially indicative of the difference that he doesn't go for a sidearm or other, less destructive, weapon, because his aim is to kill a dude so he's going to do it efficiently and effectively, because he doesn't see any reason not to just mark it up as another clean kill.

[@FedralBI]

The look on the doctor's face when he realizes that Prax left him in an airlock with Death. I loved that Amos didn't hesitate, he just raised his weapon, got proper sight picture, and boom.

[@FreemanicParacusia]

“Wanna do this right, use the BIG gun!”

[@Hellfire4WD]

Yeah at this point he's pretty much a professional. Wouldn't waste ammo on making you bleed.

[@reganator5000]

He's not 'that guy' because he's prepared to kill the Doctor. He is because he very clearly treats it as part of his job. A job he performs professionally, cleanly, and efficiently, with the tool best suited to the task. No moral implications beyond 'a good man was going to do this, so i guess it'd be better if i did it and everyone slept well tonight'.

[@protorhinocerator142]

It never gets old. I could watch this 100 times. Amos will definitely be your huckleberry.

[@Tfaonc]

Under-rated comment

[@JnEricsonx]

Happy I met Val Kilmer and Wes!

[@kaisokusekkendou1498]

It was open. He had to close it again after Prax leaves. Chalk it up to both characters being so engrossed in the moment that they didn't hear it open.

[@danpolk]

Hucklebearer. In other words, bearer of your coffin. The word was never huckleberry.

[@StarwasterPrime]

​@@danpolk Wrong. The official script says huckleberry. In other words, I'll be your playmate.

[@Razaiel]

Given Amos's backstory, it's no surprise that he has a special hatred for people who hurt kids.

[@Ryod4n]

"No, seriously: shut up..." Best delivery. I cracked laughing.

[@protorhinocerator142]

Yeah shut up already you Dr. House wannabe.

[@nicholastuttle2445]

doctor is a little oblivious, I don't think he realized that he really didn't want to irritate Amos

[@RichInMN]

Inside my head, I was yelling at the screen - Say "I am that guy"! Say "I am that guy"! And then he says it and I was like aaaaaaawwwwww yeah thank you.

[@danielsmith762]

You know he's a gillian, yes?

[@CortexNewsService]

That was soooooooo satisfying

[@binder38us]

I have read the books through Abbadons Gate. Wes Chatman has brought Amos perfectly from the pages to the screen. I believe the best Amos moment was beating that hacker with a can of chicken. Man is a loyal loving savage.

[@FreelancerFreak]

Exactly. I hate people like that. Amos only hurts bad people

[@EzioDeCreeper]

The kid thought it was a can of chicken. When it alcually was a can of whoop ass and Amos was kind enough to open it for him.

[@Etherealsighting]

Apparently, Wes Chatham is a fan of the novels and his favorite character is Amos.

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

Wes as read the books Amos is his favourite character, mine to.

[@sustainablerenewableintegr8311]

@@EzioDeCreeper 🤣

[@Hellfire4WD]

I think this was the moment when Amos realized that through his own decisions and actions he had helped a guy and his daughter reunite - something he missed in his own childhood probably. And so kinda "leveled up" as before he was only looking out for others holding their moral compass in front of him... He wouldn't interfere with a random dude killing another random dude before. But he KNEW in this moment that he does have his own moral compass and the ability to make is own decisions and influence others to be better. The friendship thing is just the tip of the iceberg. He lets Prax do what he does best - be a dad and botanist. And he's doing what he does best: killing interplanetary assholes.

[@wolfpreist]

I love this scene. Amos knew Prax would feel regret about killing another human being, where as Amos knew the only thing he'd feel was recoil.

[@whhunt4349]

"I am that guy" is not in the books, yet it is my favorite scene of the tv series. I am amazed how well they have kept to the spirit of the books while making this tv show, while there are some alterations I didn't like, most of the alterations from the books to the tv show I have actually really enjoyed.

[@teopilatocox626]

It really helps that the authors are involved with the production of the show.

[@IreneWY]

I agree. I'm reading the books now. It was such a shock to me to find out that Drummer wasn't a character on the behemoth in the book. I LOVED her and how she handled Ashford 😂

[@JoshIdstein]

I remember reading an interview with the authors on some changes they did to the 5th season specifically. Iirc it boiled down to: they saw that Naomi is kinda a damsel in distress in the books durign that part of the story, so they gave her more agency in the show. They explained that they see the show as a way to add and fix things they didn't think of when writing the books, or that they think works better on screen. That (really cool) approach shines through in scenes like this: they basically got a chance to tell their story again but in a different medium and having grown as writers and with the hindisght of a mostly finished series behind them, and kinda "streamlined" a lot of it in the process. I think S. A. Corey are amazing writers and I am so happy they got the chance to be part of the production. The Expanse ended up being one of the rare treats where the show and the books are very different yet both are great.

[@JoshIdstein]

@@IreneWYoh god yes, the way they expanded Drummer for the show is one of the best things they did. Same with Ashford, I prefer the show's version to the books. Another one that comes to mind is Anderson Dawes. And weaving Avasarala into the story much earlier... also an absolute master stroke of adaption. Almost all the composite characters or expanded characters end up being better than their book counterparts. I think the only two characters I actually prefer in the books are Prax and Bobbie (i still think its a shame they left out her obsession with Samurai movies in the show, it made her even more endearing to me haha).

[@IreneWY]

@@JoshIdstein I agree, especially about Avasarala, she was my favorite in the movies 🤣.

[@michaelbarnard8529]

My favorite quote from the series.

[@SeizureGman]

People think Amos is this psycho who loves violence but hes not he just sees it as required. He also cares enough that he knows Prax aint a killer and Amos had no issues killing so he took the burden of killing from Prax who clearly would struggle

[@RichInMN]

I hope Amazon doesn't meddle too much in the production - we'll find out soon.

[@FreelancerFreak]

Exactly Amos knows that killing would change who prax is

[@ChibiDarksai]

He's also on the autism spectrum, which I find awesome. He's a very compassionate and caring person, but doesn't quite understand people and sees the world differently, which is why he can be so cold and violent at times. He's such a deep character.

[@rsrt6910]

@@ChibiDarksai Oh I think he understands people VERY well... probably better than EVERYONE around him.

[@OceanHedgehog]

Ty Franck and Wes Chatham have said that Amos understands when a situation is likely to result in violence, so he just skips the talking and negotiating phase to save everyone time. That's why he's sometimes just goes straight to violence (like with the hacker), and other times uses the bare minimum of force to defend himself and his friends (like when Bazia attacked Prax).

[@ripLunarBirdCLH]

What's best in this scene is that the moment Amos stands still, even though we don't see his face - we feel the threat and the tension in the air. And Amos' words "I am that guy" are no surprise. We, the audience, didn't know the words. But we already knew he's gonna say something like that. And we already know what he's gonna do to Strickland. Because it's Amos. And we know full well that he's not fucking around.

[@DorifutoRabbit]

I love the detail that Prax has so much tunnel vision that he doesn't notice the airlock opening until Amos puts his hand on the gun

[@7BearBrown]

My god the acting here is sublime

[@bassmith448bassist5]

This is probably the best scene in the entire series period. Wes Chatham is an incredibly talented actor. The interplay between him and Terry Chen is absolutely Brilliant!!!! Terry Chen is also an excellent actor himself although this is the first time I've seen him and I hope to see more of him. The writing is spot on here too!!! This is all in all a great series!!! I've watched it three times now and no sign of stopping!!!!!!!!

[@korbendallas5318]

I don't believe one word of what you are saying. One more exclamation mark might have convinced me, but as it is I can't agree with any of it.

[@CyberKnightX21]

One of my favorite scenes of all time.

[@contessa.adella]

The scene was so emotionally charged, with Amos saving Prax from the anguish of a murder, which Amos can shoulder without a flinch. Taking that shot, for his friend.

[@Raven.flight]

I love the quick look Amos gives him: "This is Amos, my best friend in the world..." The look Amos gives him is so telling. Like, he's never really had a friend. He's had companions. He's had people who are crewmates, but never a real friend.

[@TheyCalledMeT]

the most interesting scifi series for quite a couple years now

[@ilikeknives1000]

FIVE YEARS IN AND THIS SCENE STILL GIVES CHILLS

[@hershmergersh6733]

I absolutely loved Amos' and Prax's relationship. Prax made such a massive impression on Amos and it changed him for the rest of the show. Fantastic arc and fantastic writing executed by fantastic actors.

[@muzzlevelocity4397]

The Expanse was an amazing show and Amos was an amazing character from a fantastic ensemble.

[@richvestal767]

Thing is that you couldn't possibly find a better guy to guard and protect your kid than Amos given what he suffered as a kid himself.

[@bulasev]

Amos is the badass of the century... It is on level with Rorschach's 'I am not locked in here with you... You are locked in here with me. Amos is not a psycho... He is indifferent about killing people... But that comes from his upbringing. He protects innocent / children and his family. (Family means the crew) He sees a father's love for his daughter and cares for them as it is precious and he never had that.

[@arthurdamato2668]

An interesting comparison. Amos is not a psychopath...but Rorschach ultimately is. They both have some badass lines, but, in the end, Rorshach is nothing more. He has loyalty to no one but himself and his misguided principles. Amos is deeply human, and is loyal to a fault to those who earn his loyalty, as Prax has.

[@bulasev]

Rorschach is not a psychopath either. He genuinely tells Daniel (night owl) that he is a good friend... Psychopaths have no true friends. But he is definitely deeper down on that slope.

[@_TheDudeAbides_]

I think it is a fun twist too because it is so very common in movies that someone stops the good guy from killing someone and after they killed 100 henchmen, they let the bigger evil live.

[@jimyoung9262]

Wes does the best "dead eyes" I've seen since Al Pacino played the Godfather. Such a great scene.

[@chrisalexander2478]

One of the best moments in the entire show.

[@RichInMN]

Totally agree

[@monkehotdogs2227]

Agreed its up there with eros dodging and bobbie drapers run toward the railgun

[@heatmizer-jim6762]

"No. Seriously. SHUTUP!" No raised voice, just total controlled rage at the thoughts of the experiments done to these children! Amos, Wes Chatham played the "border-line-sociopath" perfectly. He was close, but unlike a genuine sociopath, he was capable of being touched at an emotional level, by both men, and women. When Prax tells Mei that Amos his is best friend in the world, Amos' expression changes ever so slightly. What a tremendously well done show. Casting was right on the money. Script was tight with no ammo wasted. Acting was most often Emmy level, though these kind of shows don't get the consideration they deserve.

[@Gabryal77]

He was worried enough that he might be a sociopath that he attached himself to people who he thought did "good" things just so they could be his moral compass. A true sociopath wouldn't worry about being a sociopath. He just lived in a world of such predatory violence for so long that his moral compass can't be trusted anymore, but he wants to be a good person, at least to his friends.

[@elonwhatever]

I love how well they differentiate genuine sociopath with "learnt" sociopathic tendencies. The doctor is a genuine sociopath. He doesn't experience emotions in a real sense, he has no sense of morality, but he knows well how to play the emotions or morality of others. He's good at looking normal. Amos on the other hand looks like a sociopath. His emotions are hard to read and rarely expressed, but he does have them. His difficulty expressing emotions is because trauma forced him to look like he's always in control, weakness in his childhood was deadly. He looked to others for a sense of morality because he often had to do terrible things in his part to survive, which made him distrust his own judgement/ moral lines as he has crossed them so often. Yet he's trying to understand what being morally righteous is. As a mental health professional this is such an interesting scene because of that exploration

[@whiskeyfur]

I'm pretty sure it was that moment that Amos decided he was going to kill the doctor /anyways/. He just needed an opportunity now.

[@rifelaw]

This is one of the greatest scenes of all time, and anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong.

[@ozzwepay]

[@cpuuk]

One of the best character scenes ever written.

[@thomasb1889]

The show borrowed from many themes and movie types. This scene was pure Alfred Hitchcock with the Amos' "You are not that guy" and his "I am that guy" moment which actually shows how much he grew from his square jawed muscle stereotype even by this point. He knew what killing the doctor would do to Prax's soul and having killed many times in his life took the shot.

[@M1911jln]

“I am that guy.” My favorite line in the series.

[@sumdolt8948]

It is very rare for an actor to nail a character perfectly, congrats for BEING amos

[@gregharbin3531]

Amos made the show in many ways. He is not only "that guy," he is "the man."

[@wallywest2360]

Wes was absolutely amazing in that show. Really the whole cast was great, but he was probably my favorite.

[@HarryPrimate]

I loved this series and I absolutely loved this scene

[@therizinosaurus214]

Amos is a monster with a heart. He wont let you become a monster, but he will carry that burden for you if it needs to be done.

[@vf19blue]

Best sci-fi series in a long, long time.

[@amariner5]

I loved this show, and I loved Amos. I was able to tell an associate or Jeff "thank you" for keeping it, and giving it an end. Yes, I could have kept watching that for years.

[@hyfy-tr2jy]

There is a facet of this scene I hardly see people talk about. By Amos telling Prax that "you're not that guy" and letting him leave with his morality intact along with the love of his daughter Prax later returns the favor to save a large chunk of humanity by being the man who feeds the people through his discovery and later leaking of the information on how to mass produce food...this likely would not have happened had Amos not stepped in. Amos became the monster so that we could live.

[@chiburu_uchinanchu]

i hope the series is brought back to life. 6 seasons is not enough!!

[@Gravedigger933]

No hesitation, no remorse, no second throughs, just death. Amos Is that guy.

[@RevEricHebert]

The best scene in one of the best shows of all time!

[@tommargarites2811]

Never get tired of watching this incredible scene!

[@donovan3476]

The Expanse S3 E6 was extremely satisfying! An excellent episode of The Best Sci-Fi TV Series to Date! As a life long Treckie, I would gladly take The Expanse over Star Trek Discovery in a heart beat, hands down!

[@binder38us]

Donovan OH amen to that. Discovery wants to be the Expanse. The characters and the actual realistic physics of space travel puts this as one of the best Science Fiction series ever. This includes Battlestar Galactica and Babylon 5.

[@donovan3476]

Wil Rodriguez, many would disagree with us, especially for Battlestar Galactica and I loved Babylon 5. The Expanse is the best interpretation of Science meeting Science Fiction. All the actors on The Expanse are great and they pull you into the story. The Lady Actors are all great and let's be honest, who wouldn't want Amos as a best friend.

[@connorthepom]

I’d take the Orville over Star Trek discovery

[@Wayoutthere]

Oy, don't mention that INSULT of a show please

[@protorhinocerator142]

@@connorthepom There's also the new animated series Star Trek Lower Decks. It's not bad. Better than any canon Star Trek in the last umpteen years. I refuse Discovery. That ain't ST.

[@matthewsutton5946]

Because of the things he went through as a child, Amos will come down like the wrath of god on people who do harm to children. He also cares about his friends and knows prax wouldn’t be able to deal with the guilt of killing the doctor himself.

[@gamesped4]

He is my favorite!

[@00tree]

Amos was such and awesome and complicated character. He was my favorite character in a show full of good characters.

[@125southernnh2]

The actor that played the doctor did a good job of being a villain,

[@Thanos0001]

I tell my friends to watch this show but they don't listen to me. It's okay, I found this gem and I'm happy about it.

[@michaeltanner4404]

There have been a few really good movies/series that stand out in my mind. Noble House, The West Wing and Game of Thrones (among others) are examples. The Expanse proudly takes its place amongst these gems. A truly amazing production in all phases. Top notch.

[@johnnygnoneeded]

One of the best Science Fiction masterpieces of all time. The original material, the producers, the directors, the writers, the actors and special effects artists brought this vision of one of humanity's possible futures to vivid dramatic life.

[@cindernubblebutt1340]

This show hits on so many levels of a person's humanity. Shit, now I have to go on my 5th rewatch. Thanks a bunch. At least I have "You could be both" as a consolation prize.

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

That and when Amos goes to the prison to see the woman who tried to kill Holden, those are the two moments that really show how complex Amos is.

[@BOK-04]

LOVE the show!!! Amos is a great character. Bring it back to finish it!!

[@GunsGamesMonsters]

I very much want Amos to be my "best friend in the whole world" lol. This is clearly one of the best scenes in television history.

[@redskin6146]

One of my fave characters of all time because of how Chatham portrayed him .....

[@kaspernbs]

Amos was saving a life when he laid hands on the pistol. It wasn't the Dr he was saving but the father.

[@wmneill22]

I remember watching this the first time I totally called what he was going to say, my absolute favorite character on the show

[@KryoTronic]

The best written sci fi show I ever had the pleasure of watching

[@bf-696]

Amos is a solid gold badass. Excellent acting.

[@BrokenCurtain]

Amos is a man of set morals.

[@johncorvo5520]

God, I love that scene too.

[@greygunner]

One of my favorite scenes.

[@baussier134]

As someone who started to watch The Expanse in 2020, after it have been saved, I am glad that the seasons 4, 5 and 6 exist. Thank you guys for the campaign

[@enrique88005]

It is amazing how we humans communicate with just facial expressions and body language and those around understand them as well

[@jonathanmadden7675]

Fantastic Show...very Underrated. Throws a lot at you at the beginning, but amazing characters.

[@lcbv]

Still Amazing moment!!!!

[@BigBikeAdventures]

I love the Expanse, one of the few series that I've watched multiple times. The character development and diversity of story branches make each viewing unique.

[@Arvaniz]

Season 2 and 3 were the summit of this series. And this moment was the highest point.

[@giin97]

Showed this clip to a buddy who came over for dinner. Next thing we knew, it was 4am and we had just finished season 1 😂

[@petergomez9806]

The best scene in the entire series “Youre not that guy” if you watched the whole series until then You knew it was coming . “I am that guy”.

[@ruthgar9753]

First time I saw this episode and this scene even while he was saying "You're not that guy" for the second time and before he actually said "I am that guy" I was saying out loud "You're right, he isn't that guy, but you are"

[@thorinhannahs4614]

I will never tire of the amorality of Amos. He is by far my favorite character in the series.

[@thunder2434]

The best series of our lifetime. The Expanse. This is also one of the best scenes.

[@thomaspaine8886]

One of the best scenes... ever... in the history of Science Fiction.

[@etazeta674]

Strickland: thanks for saving me Amos: saving you? Is that what you think I was doing?

[@rsrt6910]

He was saving Prax.

[@RoodyRoo]

Amos! What a character!

[@andreagrazianodibenedetto1464]

"No. Seriously. Shut up." XDDD

[@Ryod4n]

FUCKING GOLD

[@sorryshiina6264]

The entire bottle of tomato sauce on the airlock door really sells the scene for me

[@M1ManOwaR]

Still one of the best scenes in all of filmmaking in my opinion.

[@CdrSamVimes]

Everyone needs an Amos. Love him!

[@JohnSmith-ki2eq]

Great character and a great actor playing him.

[@frankjandl9613]

This is some really intense story telling. Amos having the empathy to explain that "you are not that guy." And in a so many ways he saves May's father. Then he turns around and kills the doctor for subjecting May to the experiments. I just have to ask, Why is it that only Game of thrones gets the Emmy nomination? The Expanse is just really good story telling. I look at Amos and I see this intense character. Amos is contradictory while being a straight arrow at the same time. They choose the perfect actor too. A man that looks like a teddy bear and is a deranged monster at the same time. I never get tired of watching The Expanse for this among many reasons.

[@TheGrayfrog100]

WOW! On so many levels! WOW! the line that got me was "Seriously! Shut Up!" He knew in the moment what had to happen.

[@TheGrayfrog100]

Watching this again. Amos is so Scary, and so shocked and so very gentle, when he holds his had out to the child. Amazing Acting.

[@emoore1980]

the best scene ever. Thats some John Wick you gonna die energy. You can see it in his eyes, hes that guy

[@jasmeralia]

"Consequences."

[@cat_glove]

Love that show.

[@Emanemoston]

That’s what a best friend does for you.

[@Narthanael]

Man that Intro Music gets me every time

[@Shogun459]

He got off light.

[@micahnewman]

I think The Expanse is pretty well saved now, thanks.

[@gstone42]

Man I miss that show.

[@stuartnetherclift7566]

The best sci fi I for a very long time