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Hey where can I get "Amos is my Homeboy" and "It's Miller Time" tshirts
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I'm glad someone told me they were making a TV series literally seconds before I ordered the books, I stopped myself and so this is all new to me
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Feb 4, 2017 20:16
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PriorMarcus posted:He's kind of terrible as Fred. gently caress no he owns I like his gravely hardass voice too. "I need 50 good fighters, send your best!" needed that and he had it Also loved that miller's space hair clipper had a random LED in it for no reason
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This show is like a loving religious experience for me, this must be how some kinds of autistic people feel about trains
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Feb 16, 2017 20:56
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Baronjutter posted:I want everyone to settle down and work together and overthrow capitalism and live a life of peace and luxury harvesting the limitless resources of space. We have nowhere to go but up, space comrade
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Feb 24, 2017 01:57
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I actually liked the Martian marines once they stopped dunking on Earth Guy and showed some empathy so my only real complaint is that their power armour reminds me a bit too much of the nonsensical armour permutations from the later Halo sequels that nobody likes
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Feb 26, 2017 13:00
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All yall complaining about the exploding consoles better be all over the new Star Trek's balls when that comes out
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Baronjutter posted:I do like that the misery in the expanse seems at least realistic and the powers involved are locked into it. Earth can't stop brutally squeezing the belt because they need resources for their dead gay planet with a majority of people on some form of welfare. Any losses from the belt, any rise in prices would directly translate into lower living standards on earth which would be political suicide for anyone who allowed it to happen. They can't reduce their military budget because mars might get the upper hand in space and earth absolutely needs those space resources or it could potentially be a total collapse of their society. By the time I finished reading this post I became a radicalized OPA extremist bent on nuking the inyaloda scum, holy gently caress I hope they do a bit where a talking head is on TV saying poo poo like you did and then some wirey-looking freak with an undercut runs in and clobbers him with a spanner or something Oppressed populations typically do not (and nor should they) give a gently caress about their oppressors
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Mar 28, 2017 01:08
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Boing posted:Are we sure that the people we saw on Earth were on basic, rather than some hobos living under a bridge that Bobby found by going to the wrong neighbourhood? It seemed to me like these were the people living outside the system, which would explain the loudspeaker advertising basic, trying to convince people to sign up
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Mar 30, 2017 19:26
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Longbaugh01 posted:Forgot to mention, I hope this episode finally kills the Bobbie criticism. I was loving fist pumping during the scene where she took Martens to task
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Apr 6, 2017 22:08
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BSG is worth seeing through once (and if you watched it when it was on the air, that was probably enough) but for all the reasons others have pointed out it doesn't really hold up upon rewatches, after awhile everyone just becomes a stupid rear end in a top hat and at the end everybody just decides to give up...? Whatever, it did a lot of things well enough that every sci fi show since then has tried to lift at least part of BSG's style. This is pretty understandable since until then pretty much the whole genre was stuck riffing on the Trek formula, I think the last show to change things up was Babylon 5 but it never had the impact on following shows that BSG did. The Expanse hasn't hit the sheer emotional weight of scenes like the New Caprica rescue but as a series it's its own animal and feels like a proper science fiction story adapted for television, and overall I feel like it's been a more enjoyable experience than BSG was at this point in it's run. And I mean what the gently caress else is there with spaceships in it right now, Dark Matter? Killjoys at least tries to have fun with itself but DM pisses me off at how much of a terrible throwback to 90s syndicated shows that weren't Star Trek or Xena were
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Apr 19, 2017 21:00
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Man I'm more glad than ever I didn't read the books because I thought this episode was loving awesome
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Apr 20, 2017 19:22
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Sep 21, 2017 08:21
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Baronjutter posted:Expanse isn't exactly "hard" scifi it's just really internally consistent with how its universe's physics and technology works unlike 99% of space shows. That's hard enough for this show to gently caress my brain
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Dark Matter and Killjoys should have stayed in the late 90s where they belonged
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If I had one major complaint about The Expanse it would be how unremarkable the music has been for the most part. The theme is pretty decent but nothing else has really jumped out at me.
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