More visually ambitious than ever after a switch to Amazon Prime Video, the fundamentals of what made this an enthralling saga for three seasons are all still there.
Canceled after three seasons on Syfy, the series will return for its fourth season on Amazon Prime Video, on December 13.
Canceled after three seasons on Syfy, the series will return for its fourth season on Amazon Prime Video.
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Executive producer Naren Shankar is also thrilled that fans will be able to enjoy the show at the highest resolution possible.
Plus, watch the video message for all the Belters, Earthers, Martians, and Screaming Firehawks who saved the show.
From swapping networks to returning for special finales, here’s a reminder that in TV, as in “Game of Thrones,” “what is dead may never die.”
The sci-fi drama will return for a fourth season.
Imagine canceling “Game of Thrones” before the Red Wedding. That’s what just happened to “The Expanse.”
The introduction of a new character in Season 3 serves as a reminder of just what makes this show so different.
The series continues to contain multitudes, while keeping its eye on the human aspects of the story.
Executive producer Mark Fergus reveals why they planned for this episode from the beginning — and what they didn’t end up planning for.
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