These are not shallow mysteries they run deep, and the audience is expected to keep up. In fact, the reasons for its destruction are as obscured as the venting of the Scopuli or the nuking of the Canterbury. What could his involvement in the larger story be?Īnd what about Phoebe station, which the abnormally insightful Navy interrogator seems convinced the Donnager’s invaders visited? There’s not much to go on there: just a lot of dead researchers and destroyed computer cores. Coleman) is one to keep an eye on as his ties to the OPA seem more prominent than the average Ceres worker sporting a tattoo. The character of Fred Johnson (played by The Walking Dead vet, Chad L. In fact, the Mormon culture seems to have snuck its way into the show this week as the Latter Day Saints are shown to have commissioned a massive generation ship to seek out a new home outside of the solar system.
The understated racism is an enjoyable cultural aspect of the show. Prejudice against the Belters seems to run deep, but that doesn’t mean Earthers always get a fair shake. His attempts at learning the ways of the Belters by paying a willing prostitute to teach him the subtlety of the creole speech and appropriate gestures was charming last week, and there isn’t much endearment in this series. It’s a relief to see that Havelock isn’t dead. How will Julie and her presence on the sabotaged Scopuli be involved? Hopefully, the encrypted government files on the Betiko spoofer’s memory crypt will shed some light on what’s going on. However, the new detail of Bizi Betiko, the man Julie Mao agreed to meet through a dating service, somehow being both dead in the morgue after the riots and dead in space after failing his daredevil slingshot maneuver trying to set a speed record. That’s not to say that Miller’s story isn’t intriguing it’s just seeing less dramatic progress. Who are these feisty hull-cracking pirates who took down the flagship of the Martian Navy like the maneuverable British fleet taking out the heavy vessels of the Spanish Armada? If the OPA doesn’t have the means for such advancements (which might be a wrong assumption), then who does? Even Chrisjen Avasarala on Earth doesn’t seem to know! This part of the mystery is quickly becoming the most compelling. The rail guns were particularly impressive, and the unpredictable nature of the small stealth ships heightened the intrigue of the situation. Then there’s the action in space, which just felt so different from similar battles we’ve seen on other shows and in film.
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