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Those are the final words of one of The Expanse’s most beloved characters—gregarious Martian pilot Alex Kamal (Cas Anvar)—slurred off-screen in the finale of the show’s fifth season, “Nemesis Games.” We don’t get to see him die; our final look at him is of Anvar, slumped in his seat on the racing ship The Screaming Firehawk, bubbles of CG blood pooling from his nostrils. He succumbed, tragically but suddenly, to one of the many risks the comparatively-grounded sci-fi series established in the beginning. High-G maneuvers in outer space can take a toll on your body, and even gi...

Holden and Bull agree that the Roci has no chance against their aggressors—they’re outnumbered and extremely outgunned—but what they don’t know is that three of the five ships pursuing them are under the command of Drummer (Cara Gee), or they would be if Marco zealot Karal (Olunike Adeliyi) hadn’t bullied her way into being in charge. The Expanse is careful to show us all of the ships involved—setting up the battle ahead—and then build the tension steadily; the camera is in constant motion aboard Drummer’s ship as Karal settles in behind the firing controls, eager to blast ...

The Expanse Ended Its Best Season to Date With a Hell of a Ride Share fear of the unknownholden new zealandio9leviathan wakesminor planetsnemesis gamesplanetary scienceradius of outermost closed isobarthe expanse The odds ain't good for these guys. (Image: Amazon Studios) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. It’s that time, Expanse fans, when the finale we’ve been dying to see ...

Screenshot: Amazon Studios We’re almost to the end of an incredibly good season, even for The Expanse. Tense action, nuanced performances, and a quiet treatise on a better way to live: “Winnipesaukee” is the show at its best. The table is neatly, brilliantly set for next week’s season finale. Spoilers for episode 9, “Winnipesaukee,” follow! I love a show that can tell you one of its thesis statements without making it feel like a grand proclamation. This season keeps returning to Amos’s thoughts on tribes, which he delivered like just another rough life lesson. Amos doesn’t ...

through it this season. The end is near, Screaming Firehawks, and with just one Expanse episode to go after this week’s blazing “Winnipesaukee,” the stage is set for a finale full of questions that need answering, conflicts we hope to see resolved, and a reunion we’ve been waiting almost all of season five to see. But first: PUNCH IT! Advertisement “Winnipesaukee” opens with Marco (Keon Alexander) getting an update on a recent Free Navy battle, which resulted in some Martian and UN ships destroyed, but also multiple Belter deaths. “The Free Navy mourns our allies who died in th...