Wes Chatham and Nadine Nicole - Amos and Clarissa, respectively - agree with their castmates, though, they also reflect that the ending of the series is “bittersweet.” And I'm glad we've ended on that message, rather than any other one.”Ĭlarissa (Nadine Nicole) and Amos (Wes Chatham) in Season 5. Sometimes it's hard to remember that that exists.
And I love that we ended on that because I think it's true to real life. It's what we always pull for as human beings, there's always in all the darkness some hope. “I think it's what Belters deserve,” Tipper says. Speaking to Inverse, Holden actor Steven Strait said that doing Season 6 was “a relief” because the cast and crew were “able to complete the story that we've worked so long.” Strait also feels that the show “stuck the landing, and creatively, gives the show the send-off it deserves.”ĭominique Tipper - who plays Naomi - specifically felt like the ending of the show vindicated the much-maligned humans who live in the Asteroid Belt, the Belters but showing in the end, the Belters do share power with the “inners,” those from the inner planets like Mars and Earth. After Amazon picked up the series for Season 4, the show gained a second life, and now with the conclusion of Season 6, it gives longtime fans a pretty clear and conclusive ending with very few strings dangling. Since the beginning, it was unclear how the show would manage to adapt the majority of the books, and after the series was canceled by the SyFy Channel following Season 3, it felt like there was no way that the show would continue at all.
Amazon Studios The Expanse’s happy endingĪt a glance, The Expanse series finale gives the tumultuous series - sometimes labeled “Game of Thrones in space” - what appears to be a happy ending. Naomi (Dominique Tipper) and Holden (Steven Strait) get a pretty cozy send-off. As in the book, Avasarala nominates Holden (Steven Strait) to head this new organization. After this, Avasarala (Shohreh Aghdashloo) holds a kind of peace treaty with all the different factions of the Solar System, establishing a united guild - the independent “Transport Union” - to regulate traffic through the Rings.
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This, more or less, dovetails with the basic structure of the novel Babylon’s Ashes, in which Marco and the Free Navy cease to exist. To do this, a massive overload of one ship is required, which basically causes Marco and his Free Navy to be absorbed/destroyed forever.Įssentially, the finale of The Expanse makes the defeat of Marco and the Free Navy end-all-be-all of the entire series. In the final episode, “Babylon’s Ashes” (named for the sixth novel in the series), the crew of the Rocinante decides to intentionally trigger the awareness of the “Entities” who live in the Ring, aliens who have kind of been in hibernation. The biggest conflict in The Expanse Season 6 is mostly about various combined forces - of Earth, Mars, and the Belt - fighting Marco (Keon Alexander) and the dangerous “Free Navy” for control of the Rings (wormholes that allow quick passage through space). Amazon Studios How does The Expanse Season 6 end? Holden (Steven Strait) tries to sort out the aftermath of the explosive Expanse series finale.
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