We pick up right where Season 4 left off as belter terrorist Marco Inaros (Keon Alexander) has just hurled a set of Martian stealth-cloaked rocks at Earth. The stakes for Avasarala have never been higher as she works to stay ahead of Marco Inaros. Needless to say, this is the show we all fought for and we are extremely proud of the teams at The Expanse, Alcon Entertainment and Amazon Studios for the brilliant execution of the show’s penultimate season.
But there is something truly cathartic about finally seeing Nemesis Games, a book that many cite as their favorite in the series, finally adapted to the screen. Being fans of the books as well, we loved Season 4’s slow burn dive into the mysteries on Ilus and the Belter-RCE conflict. While screening Season 5, we felt like we were watching The Expanse as it was always meant to be: A perfect combination of deep, sensitively written character development, thought provoking socio-political exploration, attention to scientific detail, and high-octane, heart pumping action. It’s hard to articulate just how much the show has matured. The Expanse is back and it’s bigger, better, and more intense than ever. Well, we’re happy to report that Season 5 is the best season yet, and we’re confident Season 6 will be just as good. This has left many people wondering what content Season 5 will cover, and if the conclusion to the show will be satisfying or leave us with another cliffhanger reminiscent of Season 3. Meanwhile, the positive news that Cas Anvar will not be returning for Season 6 after a flurry of sexual misconduct allegations earlier this year seems to have flown somewhat under the radar. The announcement that Season 6 will be the final season of the show has sparked a rather lukewarm response within the fandom. This past month has been a mixed one for The Expanse. Warning: This review contains spoilers for the end of Season 4.
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