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I really almost spent on GME, oh no, no, it's all hands on my bed in the house on these

diamond hands to get a season six, because oh lord, I'm hoping to get a win-a-posaki at home

after this whole thing's over. There you go. So it's this is a very own rocket. Yeah, this is

an episode 10 of season five called Nemesis Games. It's the season finale. Kind of all been

building up to this. Nemesis Games, of course, the name of book number five, which most of the

events that happen in this are based on. So I think you said they're sticking with that trend.

They've done this in previous seasons. Yeah, the last episode of the season usually is named after

the book. I think there might be an exception, maybe in season two. Yeah, season two, three was

weird, right? Because they were like season stuffed into two seasons and, yeah,

strange. It riffled, shuffled the books into two separate seasons and you might have some weird

stops, but yeah, we saw Nemesis Games also. We got like late in the week last week. We got

screeners for this as we were kind of hoping. So you're hearing this probably a lot sooner than

we talked about in the last episode. So because we're able to get this out right in the nick of time.

What do you think of the finale episode, Jim? I like it. I thought I brought it all around.

You know, this season was strong. I don't think it's the best season of the

expanse, but I also don't think it's bad season. Expansions doesn't really have bad seasons.

And yeah, this was no exception. It emotionally was like super resonant at the end, all this stuff

with Naomi finally making it back to the ship and back to her crew and her people

and playing that message for Holden was the great moment. I really liked, you know, Amos's

goodbye with Eric, even though Eric's a bit of a scoundrel. You know, you can see there was a

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