The most obvious and important difference between The Expanse season 1 and later seasons is Thomas Jane's Detective Joe ...

It’s not unusual for a show to find its footing in its second season. There are lots of reasons for this, but one that I think tends to get underplayed is the simple fact of accrued character ...

Miller, is supposed to feel like a put-on image ... and even his life — if it means finding her. The Expanse is one of the most detail-oriented shows you'll ever find. Every aspect is well ...

Miller's unexpected death on The Expanse is not unlike the first season of Game of Thrones with Ned Stark. The audience follows Miller and his missing person's case from the get-go — just as ...

Miller and Amos Burton ... tucking it away neatly in an asteroid field. The Expanse’s creators have brilliantly set the stage; with overflowing intrigue and this season viewers may succumb ...

But we don’t blame you for hyperventilating a little bit: Episode 5 of The Expanse was among the finest hours the show has produced yet. Julie Mao returned, Miller died, and Eros went bye-bye.

It’s called The Expanse. And it deserves your attention ... Meanwhile, a Deckard-esque police detective named Josephus Miller (Thomas Jane) becomes obsessed with a missing girl named Julie ...

I was impressed to see The Expanse nod in the direction of one of these, as well, which you can see in some of the scenes where Miller pours drinks: Strictly speaking, as many a pedantic physics ...

In the latest episode of The Expanse we see the fallout from the attack on Thoth Station. Read the whole story ...

The Expanse is piquing interest after three years of its conclusion. It revolves around the rollercoaster journey of a police detective, Josephus Miller, who receives a task to find a missing woman.

Based on the best-selling book series by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck, The Expanse is set 200 years in the future and follows Detective Miller, a member of the corporate security force that ...