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S3 / Ep 12 “Congregation” and Ep 13 “Abaddon’s Gate” / Syfy Oye, you know what’s up. Inside the Ring has been an unmitigated disaster for everyone involved. The Earthers and Martians haven’t the faintest idea what to do with themselves. The crew of the Roci is beat to hell, but at least they captured the villain of the 2nd half, Melba aka Clarissa Mao aka Murderous Milly Who Killed Tilly. Holden is all the way out his mind, which happens when you touch the alien tech. (Anyone who’s watched any sci fi of the last 40 years knows this.) Folks is dead and those who aren’t dead are slowly bleeding out. It is a party, start to finish. As if in answer to all this mess, Captain Ashford makes a call — come to the Behemoth and enjoy our gravity! It’s free, if you’re sharing your medical supplies. Thus begins the slow gathering of the congregation in the giant former church. Is there gonna be a sermon? Symmetry of Pain THE EXPANSE — “Congregation” Episode 312 — Pictured: Nadine Nicole as Melba Koh — (Photo by: Rafy/Syfy) The Ring has pulled all the ships into orbit around the Nucleus, equidistant apart. Because there’s nothing alien tech likes more than balance and order. Melba comes to in the MedBay of the Roci. She finds that her endocrine implant, that allows her flashes of inhuman strength, is being blocked. Enter The Rev and Nurse Amos. At this point, all of Melba’s pretense is gone, she’s a snarling animal. This is in chilling contrast to the bare logic of Rev Anna, and the da…
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L.E.H. Light
Editor, Writer, Critic, Baker. Outspoken Mother. Lifelong fan of sci fi/fantasy books in all their variety. Knows a lot about very few things. She/Her/They.
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