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James Holden and his crew investigate a distress call from a mysterious ship; Detective Miller begins searching for a missing heiress.
Holden and crew fight for survival on a damaged shuttle; Miller uncovers clues about Julie Mao; Crisjen Avasarala interrogates a terrorist.
Holden and crew are taken prisoner and begin to turn on one another; Miller deals with rioters; Avasarala plays politics.
Holden and crew are caught in the middle of a battle; Miller's partner goes missing.
Holden and crew make a deal with an unlikely ally; Miller's conspiracy theories about the missing girl continue to grow.
Miller finds revealing information on a hidden data cube; Holden and crew are surprised by their hosts' hidden agenda.
Holden and crew realize they're not alone on the Rocinante; Miller finds a new reason to keep going; Avasarala visits Holden's family.
The Rocinante crew discovers a derelict vessel holding a secret; Holden and Miller cross paths on Eros; Avasarala receives devastating news.
Julie's origin story reveals her trajectory; Holden and Miller team up to investigate a strange emergency happening on Eros.
The crew try to escape Eros, but are trapped as the entire station is put on lockdown; back on earth, Avasarala comes to a shocking realization about the origin of the mystery ships.
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Audience Reviews for The Expanse: Season 1
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Sep 03, 2021One of the best non Star trek sci fi shows out there. Watch it.
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Aug 13, 2021Thé best TV show I have ever seen by a mile! Its head and shoulders above everything else thats out there, no other show even comes close. Season 1 does take a little bit of sitting to get through the first 2 episodes, because there is a lot happening that you need to wrap your head around, but once you've commiter you will absolutely love this show! Great script, compelling story, powerful acting, exellent directing, state of the art visuals FX, all of it pushes the envelope. Its a must see!
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Jul 26, 2021Masterpiece! Best sci-fi in decades!
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Jul 26, 2021A slow start to what promises to be an excellent Sci-Fi series. Episode 9 is where it all really kicks off which may be too late for some viewers. If the space politics and slow burn mystery can keep you on board until Ep. 9 the result is rewarding and exciting!
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Jul 26, 2021One of the best scifi-westerns on the market today! Instant Classic. The score, by Clinton Shorter, is awesome too. I definitely recommend this show!
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Jul 23, 2021It alone was enough to rekindle my passion for science fiction
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Jul 10, 2021The Expanse is amazing--Star Trek shows what would happen if humanity got a clue and then headed to space. The Expanse shows what is more likely to happen, when humans head to space with all our flaws and tribalism intact.
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Jun 22, 2021Best sci-fi series in a few years for an old trekkie and finally one set among the beautiful moons and planets of the solar system without stretching credibility too much and a social and political dimension of much relevance in today's world of systemic reorganization in technocratic power games.
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Jun 12, 2021Absolutely phenomenal introductory season to possibly the best science fiction show ever produced.
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Jun 04, 2021A wonderful addition to the science fiction landscape, that has had a serious drought for at least a decade, where visions of the future have been replaced by comic heros set in the 'now'. There are lots of secondary stories on top of the bigger story that unfurls before us. The show doesn't shy away from body horror, violence, aggression, which is so welcome from a Hollywood afraid of its own shadow.
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