The Expanse Season Two
SCORE: 55
The core concept behind The Expanse is interesting. After watching
season two of this television show I have plenty of thoughts to share.
Please note there will be spoilers all throughout this review. The
Expanse Season Two deals with Earth, Mars, and the Belt. The Belt feels
like they are third class citizens, and are taken for granted. Earth and
Mars have some battles in The Expanse Season Two. The Belters are the
ones who wind up suffering the most.
The Expanse Season Two is very tribal. Earth does not like or trust
Mars. Mars feels the same way about Earth. We have Martians wanting war
with Earth, and people from Earth wanting war with Mars. The Belters
want independence and feel like they are treated like property. People
from Earth and Mars will quickly kill anyone from the other tribe or
anyone that threatens their tribe. The same goes for the Belters. The
lessons about tribes wanting to destroy one another are very strong in
The Expanse Season Two.
The proto-molecule does all kinds of crazy things within The Expanse
Season Two. The Eros station and asteroid it is on starts moving of its
own free will. Well technically the dead girl from the previous season
is moving it. The proto-molecule is doing what she wants. Joe Miller
goes to persuade her to to crash into Venus instead of Earth. It looks
like they may have died. There are some hints near the end of The
Expanse Season Two that they may still be alive. We will see in the
future.
The issues families will have with The Expanse Season Two are violence,
blood, bad language, lack of attire, enticement to lust, sex outside of
marriage, evolution, nudity, and more. The Expanse Season Two got me
thinking about science fiction. Why is there so much bad content in
science fiction television shows? Why can’t we have a more clean science
fiction show? Like the books I wrote under the Future Glimpses umbrella.
Where are the clean science fiction television shows?
The proto-molecule supposedly comes from some alien destination. The
Expanse Season Two does not really prove that though. It is more of a
theory that is just accepted by others. There are other possible
explanations that The Expanse Season Two does not even acknowledge. Amos
continues to be a blood thirsty psychopath in The Expanse Season Two. I
will probably watch a few more seasons since they are so short and see
where this story goes. The Expanse Season Two is only thirteen episodes.
- Paul
Graphics: 40%
Sound: 55%
Replay: 60%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%
System: DVD
Publisher: Universal
Developer: SyFy
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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