Detective Miller continues his search for Julie, while riots break out on Ceres Station. He eventually connects her to the mysterious ship, the Scopuli.
The survivors of the Canterbury struggle to figure out their next move in a badly damaged shuttle. Are the Martians truly responsible for the annihilation of their ice hauler?
Juliette Andromeda Mao's disappearance is at the center of The Expanse. Detective Miller, and a rogue ship’s captain named Holden join forces to find her.
You're not browsing this gallery just for the zero gravity sex, right? We're all sci-fi fans here, so we'll leave you with this shot of a couple of spaceships. Which ships you ask? Well, you'll just have to tune in to The Expanse December 14 to find out.
Here's a peek at what apartments look like in the Asteroid Belt. Doesn't this layout remind you of modern cruise ship cabins? We'll find out soon enough if these holes are comfy or claustrophobic.
Yes, The Expanse features zero gravity sex. Ah, we got your attention now, didn't we? Tune in for this fun scene, or for the sci-fi... just make sure to tune in December 14.
Here are a few mysterious images to whet your appetite. Naturally, we're not going to give anything away, but if you've read James S.A. Corey's book "Leviathan Wakes" this image should be familiar.
Naomi: If your girlfriend logged that distress call, she's going to be living it down for a long time. Holden: I did it. I just couldn't shake it. Naomi: I'd keep that to myself if I were you.
Miller: So what's my contract exactly? Captain Shaddid: Find Julie Mao, if she's still here on Ceres detain her and ship her home. Miller: Kidnap job. My pleasure.
