Dresden was the guy talking in the footage, made on Phoebe, that Miller showed Shadid, her boss in ep. 6, after which he got fired right away. That's how Miller in this episode recognised him immediately.
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
Miller didn't know Julie, he hadn't even heard about her before Shadid, his boss trusted him with the 'Kidnap Job' in episode 1.
@MattNolanCustom
Ай бұрын
plus Miller and Dawes on the docks "Why do you care? You didn't know her", "No, but you did".
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
@@MattNolanCustom plus all of Miller's moves to investigate Julie's past, her circumstances and deeds, his fascination by discovering the birthmark on her chin and interpreting it as her sign of defiance, etc.
@CamillaDrakenborg
Ай бұрын
The flashbacks is to show the timeline in corresponding to Julies timeline.
@ThaBeatConductor
Ай бұрын
This is it. Buckle up. The show kind of forgets where the brakes are after this. Not to say it's full throttle, but it doesn't slow down.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
BUT THE BREAK IS RIGHT BY THE GAS PEDDLE!!! I MEAN IT IS RIGHT THERE! RIGHT THERE! JUST PUT YOUR FOOT TO THE LEFT A LITTLE BIT! GOOD GOD MAN!!!
@ThaBeatConductor
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 If we go, it ain't gonna be for half way.
@Justanotherconsumer
Ай бұрын
I mean, season 4 has some breather episodes that are mostly setup?
@eeveegee666
Ай бұрын
Going at least a steady 1G from here beltalowda, at very least sasa ke?
@wtimmins
Ай бұрын
@@ThaBeatConductor I think The Expanse is one of the best shows for reacting because… I can’t think of any boring, filler episodes anywhere. It’s super engaging from start to finish
@TrueMyth
Ай бұрын
The reason I watch so many Expanse reactions is that I love seeing where certain storylines break for different people. Don’t worry about “getting it wrong” as long as you are thinking through things. Frank was fired as the ambassador, but he was smart enough to realize what Christjen was fishing for when she used him. His husband thought the was faking his “consulting” jobs with shipyards to save face, but he was really investigating. As you said, if you know the stealth ships aren’t made by Mars or the OPA, that leaves one option. Earth only has so many shipyards… he was digging for info. Of course the people behind the Anubis have shown no problems with killing. Frank found the same records as Fred, just Earth-side. Do you really think he killed himself? What would you do, as Christjen, knowing that this is not an open secret in the UN. She should know about it if it was authorized at any level. The fact that she’s spent the whole season running around trying to find stealth ships means that someone on Earth is very corrupt! Why do you think Miller and Holden need the injections they were giving the Belters? What do you think was in that? How did the people in the shelter look? Radiation shelters are supposed to keep the radiation OUT. Instead, they got zapped inside one…
@LeeCarlson
Ай бұрын
You are correct that the protomolecule is "way more complex."
@cunning01
Ай бұрын
Hey, glad to be with you on this journey. If I could make a suggestion, relax. It's totally ok if you don't catch every little thing or even every big thing first watch. You mentioned this and it's very true, the show absolutely doesn't hold the viewers hand. There's a ton of subtle information and not so subtle information being thrown at you. It's kind of a shame that the brief recaps that would often show right before the show started (at least on broadcast) aren't a part of the streaming experience. they were really well crafted for pointing out past details that would come into play in a given ep. I'd continue the suggestion further and say let the show feed you as best you can intake it and let yourself enjoy it. I know there are a lot of us that have watched way too many times on our own and via reactors. If there's something you need to know someone will tell you. You'll probably get told way more than you need to know and i think some of us can get a little pushy about it maybe. Don't take that to heart if you encounter it. It's a really good show, but it's just a show and this should all be chill.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
To quote Winifred from Hocus Pocus, "I AM CALM!" Hahaha. I am sure that I am subconsciously influenced by you all because I know my reactions are under a microscope. But who am I to complain about that? I chose to do this and thus it has given me an outlet to so many people I would have otherwise never come into contact with. So if I seem a bit on edge sometimes, I do apologize. It isn't by design. I just want to please you all, because you all have given me so much even in just a single month of my channel being live. This show is dense and amazing and I cannot wait to continue with it further! Thank you so much for the comment!
@cunning01
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 I can only imagine what this is like from your side. putting yourself out there/here like this does not seem like the most comfortable stress free thing to do and i appreciate your for doing it anyway. It's a hell of a lot braver than some of the ppl i see commenting from the shadows in negative ways that are really pissing me off.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
It took 6 months of planning before i could kick this off. Its been a lot of work but it is people like you that make want to keep going! And i will!
@LeeCarlson
Ай бұрын
Miller said that the Scopuli "went dark" shortly after leaving Ceres, which meant that it had turned off its transponder, making it harder to track.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Ahh ok that makes sense.
@JohnComeOnMan
Ай бұрын
More Julie screen time! Don't worry about missing something or making a wrong guess, we've all done it and that's what makes it fun: trying to figure things out. I mean, what the hell is Protomolecule anyway? I wonder if Amazon sells pencil data storage devices...Enjoying these reactions, keep it up amigo!
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
So I just looked it up. You can buy 320 pencils on Amazon for about $27 dollars. We should all be glad we live in the 21st century and not the 23rd hahaha! Thanks so much for the comment and compliment John! I am going to keep it up as best as I can but something different is coming with the upload of episode ten!
@kirkdarling4120
Ай бұрын
Noted thespian Jared Harris, playing Anderson Dawes, invented a unique accent for the role, combining Cockney with Afrikaans and a few other flourishes. Several of the other actors, (including one you haven't seen yet), copied his accent. The captain of the Anubis recognized Julie was a complication because she was their boss's daughter. The captain complained about the temperature, which suggests she was already infected...somehow the Protomolecule had already gotten loose in their ship. They showed you Julie's racing suit again for a reason. They showed Julie's beads again for a reason. Julie's last thought: "When I come home." I just noted that. Julie died hard and apparently only in the moments before Miller and the Roci team discovered her. But curiously, she seemed to have a vision of Miller in his hat and that Ceres bird. Anchorage is not an island now. A couple of hundred feet of global warming, and it becomes an island in the future and the Yukon becomes an archipelago. "They still have normal pencils even when they barely have normal books. Seems odd." Every time they showed Frank DeGraaf, he was writing with a pencil into a paper notebook. Yes, that was odd. But Avasarala knew her old friend wasn't merely eccentric. The information Avasarala got from DeGraaf's pencils corroborates Fred Johnson's revelation that the stealth ships were built "by Earth." But she's the only one who has that additional information. Dresden and Mao "got lucky" because the Anubis was carrying their only sample of the Protomolecule (remember that Lopez had said that everything on Phoebe had been left destroyed). But when a stealth ship goes dark in outer space, it's unlikely to ever be found again. So, when somehow the Julie wound up on Eros...exactly where Mao and Dresden _wanted_ it...they had gotten lucky for their plan. Holden: "But now I'm making it my problem." Holden is a typical Paladin. Remember this story springs from a role-playing game. Miller's gun is an Italian-made Chiappa. Cool-looking and pricey. Supposedly very soft-firing because the barrel is at the bottom of the cylinder rather than the top. I've held one at the counter, never fired one. We've probably told you before that the first book actually ends at the middle of next season, so this season finale is _not_ the end of this story. It's a critical point, but it's _not_ the climax.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Lots of stuff here. Thanks for the insight! Julies last vision does remain curious. Anchorage not being an island was undoubtably fixed in the edit, to my humiliation. I missed Frank using pencils in the earlier scenes. I see why Mao said he got lucky. I wonder how the bio weapon was specifically destroyed on Phoebe. I have heard that book 1 doesn't end until season 2, episode 5. Sorry if this comment seems staccato. It is pretty early here in Denver.
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 Don't be bothered by Julie's vision just yet. It will be clearer moving on with the series.
@MattNolanCustom
Ай бұрын
DeGraaf's information tallies with the Fred Johnson info but, crucially, not with UN records, not even black ops records. So Crisjen also knows it has to be very high-level corruption.
@Dendood
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 Well, I can't say I didn't try. It would have been a better world if you didn't know Book 1 doesn't end until season 2, episode 5. Not knowing would have made the impact of the episode 10 times more impactful because normally you wouldn't expect a story arc to crest in the middle of a season. Thankfully I didn't have chatter mouths in my ear when I first watched the show. So it was beyond cool to have a show subvert expectations of where and how story arcs resolve. It was beyond fantastic for me not knowing. Wish it could be the same for you as well. Your mind will still be blown. But it could have been more blowner. For most of the chatter mouth gang it's not a spoiler. But for me it is. It's like watching a show and a character gets into danger and you begin to wonder it they survive. Well, having someone jump in the comments and say, "Don't worry. In Season E they have a really fun story line." The writers expectation of having you squirm a bit in Season B is undermined by that information. Meanwhile, there's a cool bit of something going on with Julie's vision of Miller, given they've never met. I will happily give you $100 if you can figure it out before the end of Book 1. It's my favorite mystery about The Expanse. The clues will all be there in the episodes.
@y00t00b3r
Ай бұрын
The bird! The hat! The bird! The hat!
@Garryck-1
29 күн бұрын
And the rosary beads.
@y00t00b3r
29 күн бұрын
@@Garryck-1 And the beads!
@Callisto_Arcas
Ай бұрын
This was my fav reaction yet! Less confusion, more excitement. It's been a joy to watch you slowly get more & more invested in what's going on. My fav part was when you seemed disappointed that Miller & the gang wouldn't be hanging together... because I KNEW you were about to be happy. hahaha One note: I think the reason they added full scenes in the flashback, that we didn't really need, was because this was first released on Sy-Fy, weekly. So I think they did those scenes for folks who came in late to the show, and maybe because at episode 9 it had been awhile for the regular viewers. I could be wrong, but that just makes sense to me. As I said, your reactions are getting better & better, and I'm enjoying hearing your takes. Keep it up!
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Oh man I was so disappointed and then so happy! And you are probably right about the recaps being more necessary when it was a weekly show and not yet bingeable (not that I am quite binging it either haha!). Thanks once again for the compliment Callisto! Glad you are liking them. Editing episode 10 now!
@LeeCarlson
Ай бұрын
Julie's vision was symbolic, including that bird and his hat. Julie's father is Jules-Pierre Mao, the owner of Mao-Kwikowski Mercantile.
@patrickdrew4891
Ай бұрын
Many reactors feel the need to second-guess and "get ahead" of the plot. For even the best, that hasn't proven to be a successful strategy. Unlike most of the blatantly curated pablum we're fed nowadays, this show doesn't hand things to you on a silver platter. You have to work for it a bit. Intentions and events aren't forecast or spelled out in large font like a children's book. IMO, that's a large part of what makes this show special. Most importantly, you shouldn't feel like you're trying to meet the audience's expectations. This isn't some midterm exam where you're graded. Watch and enjoy it for yourself first. We're here to see you enjoy the show. Needless to say, the re-watchability of this show is very high. So many things make so much more sense and pieces fit together you never realized on first watch. The Expanse has a very enthusiastic fan base and most have the advantage of multiple viewings under their belts. Don't let negative comments deter you. BTW, I have the dubious honor of being a septuagenarian and I've never thought of you as a 'kid'.
@CamillaDrakenborg
Ай бұрын
lol yup even on the smaller details there was often times I thought it was gonna go a certain way cause thats how it goes 99% of the time but each time it proved wrong.
@naynay3710
Ай бұрын
Even after watching the full show more than once, and then watching multiple reaction shows, I'm STILL finding out things I missed before.
@patrickdrew4891
Ай бұрын
@@naynay3710 Roger that...
@LeeCarlson
Ай бұрын
Dawes may not have had the resources to send help to Julie, so he contacted Fred Johnson, who did, while also aiming Miller's attention.
@kirkdarling4120
Ай бұрын
And also, after Dawes got the message from Julie that she was in the Blue Falcon, he had no reason to think she was in danger. As far as he knew, she was in a safehouse where she could be retrieved when convenient.
@fluffy_walrus
Ай бұрын
@@kirkdarling4120 Yeah, as far as he knows, she's safe, and Johnson (who doesn't have a station-wide revolt going on that he can take advantage of in pursuit of an independent Ceres) can handle pick-up...which he does when the Roci docks on Tycho and he works out a deal with Holden for that.
@LeeCarlson
Ай бұрын
The flashback scenes are used to establish context for when things happened to Julie and Miller.
@nokta7373
Ай бұрын
Anchorage is an island for the same reason New York has giant walls to keep the water off and for the same reason why if you look closely at some shots of Earth from space you'll see highly different landmasses from what we know today: climate crisis hit Earth hard, temp skyrocketed, icecaps melted and the ocean rose and submerged a lot of coastal lands. The political turmoil after the collapse of society is what brought Earth together under the UN. If you pay close attention to the intro, you can see some scenes where the ice melts and the water rises.
@Yesquire0
Ай бұрын
And despite what you report about this fictional future history, Earth's population increased to 30 billion, rather than going extinct.
@nokta7373
Ай бұрын
@@Yesquire0 We really, really like sex as a species.
@billross7245
Ай бұрын
When Miller broke up the water stealing gang on Ceres, Diogo mentioned that the gangs are leaving Ceres, which made room for Diogo's little operation. Kothari, the guy who skewer Havelock, also recorded a goodbye message. I believe there was mention of missing riot gear from Star Helix. Now we know where they ended up.
@MattNolanCustom
Ай бұрын
I don't think the missing riot gear is mentioned in the TV show. That's only in the books. The closest you get is Octavia saying just before the riot that Captain Shadid had nixed the idea of using riot gear (with the implication, I assume, that it was a play/gamble to not cause further provocation of the situation).
@bryanCJC2105
Ай бұрын
One thing about this show that will need to get used to and accept is that the story unfolds in kind of an old school fashion. If what you want to know is not explained, it is for one of two reasons 1) you aren't meant to know yet or 2) it's not important to the story that you know, accept it at face value and move on. However, when they do show a flashback in depth, as happened here, pay attention because what is revealed or expanded on will be useful. Here we see who Julie Mao was and what she was up to with the protomolecule before Holden and Miller even became involved. She is also the thread that put some dominoes in motion such as, the intersection of Miller with the Roci crew. She also is the thread that tie Dawes and Johnson, her protomolecule infection puts the experiment on Eros in motion, and finally her story shows us what happened to the Cant, Donnager, and Scapuli, who did it and why, and we know what Jules Mao's role is. Julie's role as the catalyst died with her but the big dominoes are now in motion. From this point on, we leave the setup phase and begin to watch the dominoes fall.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Great summary and great way to look at things. Julie was the thread that connected all of the major players. She was the catalyst as you said, so she served her purpose and doesn't have anything to add to the narrative anymore (at least in life...or maybe I am still wrong about that!).
@LeeCarlson
Ай бұрын
Confluence. The information that Avarsarela got from Frank DeGraffe's home (the pencils) corroborates the data that Fred Johnson is broadcasting. However, nobody but Avarsarela knows about the data in the pencils.
@naynay3710
Ай бұрын
So, what you saw in the Anubis wasn't "extraterrestrial", per se. The rest of the crew from the Scopuli (or could be from the Anubis, but I'm not sure) had been infected while Julie was in that compartment. Remember it's a bioweapon, not an alien.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Ah but "per se" you say? HMMMM!
@nrran6835
Ай бұрын
They're doing the hard recap because the prologue is over now. This was all set-up work. From here on out, they go hard all the way til the end
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Well lets go then baby!
@wagnarokkr
Ай бұрын
10:47 there is a perfectly rational explanation for this but it will take a couple of seasons for it to make sense
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
A couple of seasons? NOOOOO!
@robertcartier5088
Ай бұрын
And now you know for sure that Julie would have been a 'favorite character'... ; -]
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Yea I would have killed her WAY earlier because I loved her so much! Haha
@Pavaroso
Ай бұрын
One of the things this show does well, I feel, is showing how people will make guesses and assume they are correct, and then speak confidently about it. You often get people in this show stating things, like Miller saying that the crew of the Anubis infected Julie, without actually having the information available to know whether or not it is true. In this case, you actually had more information than Miller did, as you SAW her infect herself by touching some protomolecule on the Anubis. You really should stop grabbing onto things that people state confidently without examining whether they might actually KNOW they are right. Nobody in the show has the whole picture of what is going on, but often they act as if they do and even influence other people to their side. Unless you know somebody is working off first-hand knowledge with anything in the protomolecule-related story, you need to take their info at face value only, not as actual fact. That said, good job so far. They front-load so much mystery in this show that it isn't surprising how hard it can be to figure out what is going on. Just keep paying attention to the things people actually experience, who is privy to that information, and what is only speculation.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Good advice! Needing to react in an entertaining way definitely makes my brain work differently than if I was sitting on the couch by myself not talking haha.
@Yesquire0
Ай бұрын
Maybe Tycho Station was a lot closer to Eros than Ceres when the need to rescue Julie became known. If so, then it's a simple decision to have Fred mount the rescue mission. In general, the show doesn't show viewers the journeys the characters make between planets and asteroids. It would be boring to show them in real time. They do try to display the passage of time with things like beard or hair growth. The Expanse does not linger on a scene for no good reason. Every seen is carefully thought out before being filmed. Instead of thinking a scene is a poor decisoin by the showrunners/director, consider it has a purpose in foreshadowing or providing clues to the ongoing mysteries. File it away for the time being. For example, it probably made no sense for us to see Miller looking at that bird hovering outside Julie's apartment on Ceres. Now we see the bird again.
@kirkdarling4120
Ай бұрын
Yes, if they show you something twice or linger on a scene...write it down, file it away. You're going to see it again.
@avsbes98
Ай бұрын
10:52 Oh, they never met. But there are certainly some implications here...
@avsbes98
Ай бұрын
14:52 Well, Franklin DeGraaf still had normal pencils. But iirc Avasarala specifically mentions this in the books in an internal dialogue, that Frank was a fossil.
@Sinewmire
Ай бұрын
We know the crew of the Anubis didn't leave due to contamination, as the shuttle, Anubis-1A was still there for Julie to take. We saw someone being pulled into the mass on the reactor... they didn't use it on her - it got loose, infected the crew and consumed them. Miller didn't have that part of the story though. We didn't know abut Julie's father's links to Pheobe, until now, just that he was very rich and powerful - he was a shareholder in Star Helix, and owner of the company "Mao-Kwikowski" - the viewer doesn't know exactly what that is, but it sounds important if Miller recognised it. Details are sparse, but Mao is very rich. "If you stay here, you'll never find out who did this to her" - this is a nice callback to Naomi restraining Holden, when he wanted to chase the killers of the Canterbury. Frank DeGraaf - yeah, his diplomatic credentials were revoked by Mars, after Krisjen played him to reveal Mars' innocence in the destruction of the Canterbury. He couldn't be a diplomat anymore. Julie's been shown to have explored the Belt and sees and understands the injustices they suffer. She's worked with miners who have suffered industrial accidents and as a result has to take anti-cancer meds for the rest of her life. We don't know how they found out about Mao's science project, but it's possible *she* found it out. They're injecting everyone with the bioweapon, then blasting them with radiation, and we know it feeds on radiation from Julie and from the engine of the Anubis. I leave you to your deductions.
@madux42
Ай бұрын
_"I don't think it's that simple."_ You can stick to this. For a long time. ;)
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
If I say that every other sentence, will it make me look smart?
@Callisto_Arcas
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 Lmao.
@wtimmins
Ай бұрын
The choral element of the intro song is so ... soaring and majestic to me. As for all the recap... I'm on the fence. The show can be VERY confusing. So having some recap ... well, maybe for the best?
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
It is so cruel how they take the intro away from you for so long. And yea, I am still waiting to see if that recap was there for some deeper reason than being just a recap...
@thomashiggins9320
Ай бұрын
FYI, Dawes got Julie's messages, but he didn't come after her, himself -- maybe because he knew her father's attention was on Ceres? Dawes let Fred know to go look for her. Remember, Dawes has a history of sacrificing young women for the greater good, and Julie told him the mission had failed and the "bioweapon" was not a simple tool they could use. Also, how is Julie hearing and seeing Dawes' conversation with Miller? 🤔
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
Yep, that scene with Dawes in the docks from Ep. 3, that sure wasn't broadcast, especially not with Dawes' face in Super Premier Plan. Finally someone noticed it.
@MattNolanCustom
Ай бұрын
@@pspirto8014 it is framed on her hotel room TV as a news broadcast. Looks like hand-terminal footage from someone who just happened to be there. The close-up on Dawes is Julie's mind's eye view. I don't think it suggests any telepathic connection between Julie and Dawes, its just there to highlight that he didn't care about her enough to reply or send rescue and to continue syncing up the timelines for us as the entire pre-credit sequence did.
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
@@MattNolanCustom Maybe, but I still interpret it as a vision, not unlike that of Miller entering her room with the hat, the neklace and the bird.
@kirkdarling4120
Ай бұрын
Julie had let Dawes know she was at the Blue Falcon. Dawes had no reason to think she was in any imminent danger, and he'd already alerted Fred Johnson to find her.
@MattNolanCustom
Ай бұрын
@@kirkdarling4120 Dawes may have let Fred know the mission had gone South (or Fred could have perhaps pieced that together himself), but clearly Dawes did not relay the Blue Falcon info to Fred otherwise Fred would have let the Roci crew know, and not instead only told them the info about the asteroid with the OPA locator beacon. Julie tells Dawes she left a trail of breadcrumbs to find her, she did not directly transmit her location, so I don't think Dawes even knew about the Blue Falcon. All he knew was that Julie had gone to Eros. She was in hiding. You don't give away where you are in a communication that could be intercepted.
@snarflcat6187
Ай бұрын
Anchorage Alaska is not an island … TODAY. Remember the dikes around New York in the Expanse opening.
@snarflcat6187
Ай бұрын
You might want to wait on your “season break” until right after S2E5… That’s the REAL end of season 1…the end of Book 1. Book 1 was massive, they couldn’t fit it all into S1, so book 1 ends on S2E5. AND you might just NEED a break after that ( emotionally. ).
@Callisto_Arcas
Ай бұрын
@@snarflcat6187 I agree 100%
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Just taking a break to do a single movie reaction. I explain how you all can get involved with my choice in the beginning of episode 10 which I am editing now!
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
See my comment above Callisto!
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
Darren, did you notice that Fred finally spelled out OPA - Outer Planets Alliance - at the beginning of his speech? If I may give you an advice. There are some comments again that 'explain' to you how you should interpret some things that are not at all unambiguous at this point. For example, what really is this blue goo, the 'protomolecule,' as they call it, or what to do with Julie's vision. Don't listen to them, you will be able to draw your conclusions later, when you know more about them.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Thanks for the advice mi amigo!
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
You talked over all the most informative parts.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Apologies. One hard thing about reactions is that you don't know when exactly the next piece of dialogue will commence. I will definitely try to do better in the future. Thanks for the comment!
@pspirto8014
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 If that's the case, then I didn't write this comment in vain. Thanks, my friend, keep it up.
@Dendood
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 Change nothing!!! It's a REACTION. If someone wants to catch 'all the dialogue', there's Amazon Prime and it's available on DVD and Blu-Ray. We are here FOR YOUR REACTION. YOU are the content. -And doing a damn, fine job because I am primed to hit click the minute your reaction shows up. The only thing you need change if anything is perhaps while editing, take a moment to listen to dialogue you may have talked over. In case you missed information for yourself. Beyond that. TALK AWAY! And to paraphrase Semi's "And where's my damned hat?" -"Where's my pooch?"
@RaoulKunz1
Ай бұрын
No spoilers but as you are a bit ahead I think you might have noticed that the show goes all HPL in the true sense of his short stories. Best regards Raoul G. Kunz
@StarkRG
Ай бұрын
Noooo! You can't take a break after season 1. Honestly, I would be surprised if you could even help yourself...
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
Just a short break for a single movie reaction is all! Look for the poll coming up! I explain it in depth at the beginning of episodes 10's reaction
@cunning01
Ай бұрын
jfc, reading some of the other comments. to each their own ofc, but ffs lot of dickish commenting. It's a reaction show. if the reactor just sits their silently that's not much of a reaction. I thought the community was a lot more encouraging than this. If they like the show, but you're being shitty in the comments how's that help get more ppl watching this show we all supposedly love ? If you're not enjoying this reaction, fine, is there some particular reason why you feel the need to share that in a shitty comment ? just move tf on.
@y00t00b3r
Ай бұрын
gosh
@MattNolanCustom
Ай бұрын
agreed. You can't always tell "tone" for sure from written comments, but some people are indeed being full on abbreviated Richards.
Well I gave it 9 episodes and I just can’t take this kid anymore. I’ve watched a lot of Expanse reactions but this kid is the worst. He is just unthinkingly throwing out scenarios that make no sense. If he would just shut up and pay attention, react to all the wonderful science, acting and special effects and let the plot play out before him. All your questions will be answered if you just shut up!
@rdevries3852
Ай бұрын
I respectfully disagree. If I wanted to see the show, I'd just watch the show. If I'm watching someone reacting to it, it's because I _want_ to hear their thought on it, their ideas, their theories and speculations. And while Darren's (it's Darren, right? That's what I hear anyway) theories might be a bit of the wall sometimes, he's also on multiple occassions acknowledged that he knows that they might be a bit off the wall, but he's throwing them out there anyway, because he thinks it might be interesting if true. Which I can respect and appreciate.
@irishlatinoreacts1842
Ай бұрын
@@rdevries3852 I do appreciate @rhill49849 's comment. I think I did talk more in this episode's reaction than any before so I welcome the criticism. But I do also agree that I need my reactions to be solely about my reaction. Darren is my name yes, thank you @rdevries3852! If I keep my mouth shut, it wouldn't be much of a reaction, would it? You all can see that I am pretty comfortable with being wrong and having that be plastered on the internet for all eternity. Small price to pay for becoming part of this great community that is The Expanse. I am at least glad @rhill49849 that I kept you engaged for 9 episodes!
@cunning01
Ай бұрын
I'll just never understand why ppl feel the need to make comments like this. If you're leaving, just leave nobody cares.
@y00t00b3r
Ай бұрын
the whole point of watching reactions to The Expanse is to relive the confusion!
@rdevries3852
Ай бұрын
@@irishlatinoreacts1842 By the way, if you enjoy intelligently written sci-fi and you haven't seen it yet, you should check out the movie 'Arrival'. Or possibly even the television show 'Babylon 5'. There's some obstacles for new viewers to get into that show, as it's an older show by now and it was fairly low budget even when it was new, so a lot of the sets, costuming and very definitely a lot of the CGI looks rather janky by modern standards. And the first season is widely considered easily the weakest season. But if you can get past all that, there's an intelligent show there with a strong, long running plot and exceptional characterization, which still stands as one of the best sci-fi shows out there, in my opinion.
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