We finally round out the ever-changing perspectives on the "The boot" analogy, compare/contrast Holden and Miller, and talk about why the moment Amos kills Semi stood out to us. 

This ends out our coverage for Season 1! We spent a lot of time talking about how excited we were to talk about the later seasons, but it really was fun to return back to season 1 and appreciate all the groundwork they're laying. Thanks for sticking with us this far. We'll be back, better than ever for season 2 sooner than you think! Or later, knowing us. 

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We spend more time on Earth than we have the entire season as we discuss Avasarala's growth and Earth's lack of self-awareness before Drummer and Naomi take center stage again in our hearts and on our screens. 

Cat's thoughts this episode can be summed up with "Let's talk about Earth." and "Oh, I think you actually made me enjoy this episode more." after hearing Nina's thoughts.

Nina's thoughts can be summed up with "I know I said the past two episodes were the best of the show, but this episode is also the best!"

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Cat fights her technical difficulties, while Errinwright finally gets his time in the spotlight on the podcast! We dive deep into the politics this week when we discuss Eros and how government officials seem to view it, how the show handles death of minor characters, and the role that Mormons and religion play within the narrative.

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Nina and Cat don’t even bother with the pretense of a timer this week! Naomi’s personal arc comes full circle here, as evidenced through Nina’s analysis of her musical themes. Meanwhile, Cat tries to find a way to say that the way they film Keon makes him look otherworldly, without being made fun of by Nina (instead she chose to hide it in the episode description). Somewhere in between all of that, we discuss the episode’s structure and what these conversations mean within the context of everyone’s relationships.

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Cat and Nina have a lot to say about the whole Pella squad+Naomi, and everyone's favorite lesbian aunt/Naomi's ex: Camina Drummer. We also break down Amos' arc: are we replicating earlier parts of his journey, or finally concluding a long-running arc? Between him and Clarissa, who's teaching who?

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Nina gives up on Naomi/Amos (but only a little bit) and Cat gets mad that Holden isn't a radical hippie leftist and that his parents aren't running a massive commune. We also overanalyze almost every character's decisions, as usual! There is also a small spoiler warning at 1:06:00 that lasts for five minutes but won't impact your viewing experience. 

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We have a meaty episode for you this week! Cat and Nina analyze the cracks in Amos and Naomi's relationship and get sad when they realize that this is a turning point for them. We also do a serious scene breakdown on the episode MVP: Anderson Dawes and his heartbreaking story after discussing the EXCELLENT quote "Can only live so long with the boot to our necks...someday, things gonna change...a man's gotta stand up." As is quickly becoming our motto: This will be on the exam.

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Cat and Nina worked tirelessly over the new year to get this out. Naomi, Marco, and Filip's space opera family drama intensifies (the Skywalkers WISH they could just be trapped on a ship while making intensely emotional references to their shared pasts), Cat fails to find anything to say about the Martians, and Nina celebrates Drummer's status as an official FACTION LEADER. 

Questions, comments, and concerns should be referred to Dominique Tipper and Keon Alexander because we consider them to be honorary members at this point.  Wes can send his strongly worded letter to Nina. Send your thoughts to [email protected] or @whoownsthestars on Twitter.

Everybody gets talked about today! From Bobbie to the family reunion, we have THOUGHTS (but what's new?)

If you also have THOUGHTS, give them to us at [email protected] or @whoownsthestars on Twitter!

The Expanse: BACK TO THE BUTCHER is a great slasher movie sequel. It's also a fun episode of CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED TELEVISION ADAPTATION "The Expanse".Cat and Nina grapple with Fred Johnson's journey and his arc in his own short story, rioting on Ceres, and Holden's big goofy smile at Naomi. 

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