The Expanse - 2.03: Static

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Are we all on same board with episodes now, since the first one was double and last weeks one was numbered as episode three? I wasn't feeling great and I didn't write an episodic review, which I might do later this evening, before the fourth one pop out.

Spoiler: S02E03 - partial spoiler

Reason I'm asking is because nobody commented about Millers idea on using the Mormon ship to solve the problem at Eros. While Earth blew up Deimos at Mars?

 

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Are we all on same board with episodes now, since the first one was double and last weeks one was numbered as episode three? I wasn't feeling great and I didn't write an episodic review, which I might do later this evening, before the fourth one pop out.

Spoiler: S02E03 - partial spoiler

Reason I'm asking is because nobody commented about Millers idea on using the Mormon ship to solve the problem at Eros. While Earth blew up Deimos at Mars?

I think Miller hopes to pull the wool over a group of what he believes are religious fanatics. We haven't really seen him do much undercover work, so this might be the first time we get to see why he was/is a good cop? I don't even know if he still is? Is he?

 

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I don't even know if he still is? Is he?

Spoiler

I don't think Detective Miller knows how to turn off his instincts. He executed the boss as soon as he got a conformation there were others, who could control the system. In his mind, I believe he were righteous and what he is doing in the memory of Julie, is all sanctified.

In his mind, humanity didn't need to learn more about the protomolecule than what the dead boffin revealed. If he hadn't done that, they wouldn't have learned about things about the feed as they've done now.

A lot of his actions are unexplainable without the narrative. And so far they've been mixing in bits from book 3 and 4 as well. As always I don't want to spoil anyone with my advanced knowledge, because what we see in the small screen is different to the books, and some things that were covered with a para get minutes of screen time.

I'm not really sure where they are heading, so even though I know, I still know next to nothing about the Expanse.

Detective Miller cannot turn off the detective part. It's part of him even if he doesn't have that bloody hat. That's all I can say.

 

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Spoiler

I don't think Detective Miller knows how to turn off his instincts. He executed the boss as soon as he got a conformation there were others, who could control the system. In his mind, I believe he were righteous and what he is doing in the memory of Julie, is all sanctified.

In his mind, humanity didn't need to learn more about the protomolecule than what the dead boffin revealed. If he hadn't done that, they wouldn't have learned about things about the feed as they've done now.

A lot of his actions are unexplainable without the narrative. And so far they've been mixing in bits from book 3 and 4 as well. As always I don't want to spoil anyone with my advanced knowledge, because what we see in the small screen is different to the books, and some things that were covered with a para get minutes of screen time.

I'm not really sure where they are heading, so even though I know, I still know next to nothing about the Expanse.

Detective Miller cannot turn off the detective part. It's part of him even if he doesn't have that bloody hat. That's all I can say.

Yeah his storyline is weird, at this point. He has a reason for doing things, but it's almost like he is taking orders off screen from people we don't even see and then he does them seemingly out of nowhere. I am not sure if this is intentional or not...