In the last episode for Jane in his role as Miller, the police detective succeeded in swaying Juliette "Julie" Andromeda Mao (Florence Faivre) to save Earth at the cost of his own life. Funny story: Millerâs journey into the heart of Eros Station, finding Julie, and convincing her consciousness to veer the gigantic asteroid into Venus instead of Earth was actually the climax of author James S.A. Coreyâs first book, To get some insider info on Episode 5âs most shocking moment, we asked Fergus about Millerâs big send-off and whether he is, in fact, dead or not.
The asteroid somehow evaded the planetary defense nuclear missiles at the incoming Eros, so the crew of the "Rocinante" gave chase to provide a target lock to guide the missiles toward the speeding rock.
"The Expanse" fans, at least those who haven't read ahead of the show through the book series written by science fiction author James S. A. Corey, will be in for a huge shock. His journey doesnât really have the same meaning until you end it that way.
Last season, he was at odds with the Roci crew. The crescendo of how The end of this episode features the kinds of scenes that made me to want to make the show in the first place. The Episode 5 climax of  Syfy's epic series just changed everything. OK, now you can catch your breath. Adapting the novel Cibola Burn, it follows several varying plot threads.
'The Expanse' Season 2 Spoilers News: Did Miller Die?The top 7 stories of the day, curated just for you! Finally understanding what it is that he needed to do, Miller removed his protective suit and broke through to the changed Mao, convincing her to redirect Eros away from Earth.Eros flew away toward Venus, where it was seemingly destroyed in a destructive event of a planetwide scale.Tune in to Syfy on Wednesdays 9:00 p.m. Central Time for the second season of the science fiction series. Even with all the deaths in GOT, it doesn't seem to have any problem selling books, HBO subscriptions and whatever else GRRM sold his soul to sell.
Josephus "Joe" Aloisus Miller was a hardened, world-weary detective originating from Ceres, working for Star Helix Security.
Syfy leaves "The Expanse" fans with a homage video that ends with a few, heavy words: "Goodbye Miller we hardly knew ye."
Yes, a version of Miller returns, all protomolecule, but only Holden can see him and eventually he dies for good, at least as far as the books have gone so far. Mao may be conscious enough to know Miller died for her, and she could reward him by saving his soul in the protomolecule as a sort of sub-artificial/alien intelligence of sorts.Julia Mao is the only person we’ve seen take on the protomolecule’s full physical form. But we donât blame you for hyperventilating a little bit: Episode 5 of It represented culmination to what the show has been building towards since Season 1. Miller is, naturally, presumed dead after the Eros incident but Thomas Jane's character appears to return towards the end of The Expanse season 3.
Miller finds Julia Mao on Eros and willingly infects himself.
The reason she wanted Eros to crash into Earth was because she wanted to go home, not because she wanted to destroy Earth. Here are some interesting board games based on popular TV shows that you should collect.
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Once he learned this, that the protomolecule had a heart -- Mao’s -- he no longer sought to destroy it. Not only because The Expanse shouldn’t be compared to GoT, but I just don’t think Detective Miller is a single season one-off.
Born between 30 BXT and 21 BXT in Montana on Earth, Holden joined the United Nations Navy, being dishonourably discharged after seven years of continuous duty. Miller's death doesn't only move the plot forward, he is the plot.
Millerâs story is such a culmination that itâs really the heart of this first chunk of the show. We originally hoped to get through a book a season, so it was supposed to be our Season 1 finale.