‘The Expanse’ Season 3 Is on SyFy: Get Ready for A+ SciFi Adventure

Coming off a riveting Season 2, Wednesday, April 11 brings The Expanse back to the SyFy Channel for Season 3. The Expanse has a stellar cast, great special effects, and a solar system-sized plot with plenty of politics and action. This season, the show promises to continue to deepen the plot and grow the threat both from the alien presence and the humans. Season 2 Season 2 ended with the Protomolecule spreading across the solar system despite the best efforts of the crew of the Rocinante. Lead by the Captain, Jim Holden, the crew of Naomi Nagata, Alex Kamal, and Amos Burton are continually buffeted from one crisis to the next. They’ve taken on a new friend, Dr. Praxidike “Prax” Meng, a botanist from Ganymede who is looking for his daughter. Together they realize that their attempts to avert the war between the Earth and Mars, and to end the threat at Ganymede have failed. But they also have to face the fact that Naomi has given their sample of the Protomolecule to the opportunist Belter Station Captain, Fred Johnson. Why’d she do that? Her reasons are heart-breakingly practical: Earth and Mars had it. If the Belt didn’t get it too, they’d just be slaughtered between the two warring sides. She’s tired of her people being caught in the middle, I get that. But giving the Protomolecule to a guy once called “The Butcher of Anderson Station” seems like a bad move. THE EXPANSE — Season:2 — Pictured: Dominique Tipper as Naomi Nagata — (Photo by: Kurt Iswarienko/Syfy) Thread two o…

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