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Remember the Cant is the third episode in the first season of The Expanse which premiered online on December 15, 2015 and aired on December 22, 2015.
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Synopsis[edit | edit source]
James Holden and crew are taken prisoner aboard the Donnager, the flagship of the Martian Congressional Republic Navy, and begin to turn against each another. While contending with riots on Ceres, Miller connects Julie Mao to the mysterious derelict ship, the Scopuli. Avasarala engages in a nasty game of politics with an old friend.
Recap[edit | edit source]
The story picks up with Holden's message being retransmitted all over Ceres. It's a dramatic, controversial, and eye-opening message which implicates Martian culpability for the destruction of the ice hauler Canterbury. This triggers strict water rationing on the station. In turn, there's now major tension brewing between the Belt and Mars … tension that will lead to violent rioting on Ceres, and build to Miller's partner Havelock being viciously brutalized by street thugs of the Loca Greiga.
Elsewhere on Ceres, Miller continues his search for Julie Mao, even though Captain Shaddid has told him to sideline the case in light of the situation with the Canterbury. Miller tracks down Anderson Dawes, the charismatic and enigmatic Outer Planets Alliance leader[1] on Ceres who denies all knowledge of Julie and or being on board the Scopuli.
Meanwhile, the survivors of the Canterbury are being interrogated on board the Martian warship, the Donnager. Lt. Lopez uses a series of intimidation tactics to rattle the crew, making some of them believe that Naomi might be an OPA[1] sleeper agent who helped destroy the Cant. As a former Martian Navyman himself, Alex is especially keen to this theory … a theory that seems all the more plausible when a mystery ship is spotted en route to intercept the Donnager, a ship which Captain Yao believes was sent to rescue Naomi.
Ultimately, Mars ends up being cleared of any possible involvement in the destruction of the Canterbury, thanks to Chrisjen Avasarala who manipulates her old friend and colleague, Franklin DeGraaf, the U.N. Ambassador to Mars. She lies to him that intel indicates the stealth ships that blew up the Canterbury came from Mars. She has Frank monitored. When his calls to Mars indicate that he was inquiring about stealth ships/tech and when seemingly reports are that nothing is missing, Avasarala is convinced Mars is innocent in the Canterbury's destruction. After all, if Mars were guilty, why would the administration secretly check whether their stealth was missing? However, when Mars realizes Frank was tracked by Avasarala and in turn secret weapons facilities were exposed, he's banned from Mars. Devastated by these consequences, he cuts all ties with his manipulative former friend.
So if Mars didn't destroy the Canterbury, who did? "Someone who's trying to start a war," says Chrisjen.[2]
Cast[edit | edit source]
Main[edit | edit source]
- Thomas Jane as Josephus Miller
- Steven Strait as Jim Holden
- Cas Anvar as Alex Kamal
- Dominique Tipper as Naomi Nagata
- Wes Chatham as Amos Burton
- Paulo Costanzo as Shed Garvey
- Florence Faivre as Julie Mao
- Shohreh Aghdashloo as Chrisjen Avasarala
- Shawn Doyle as Sadavir Errinwright
Guest Starring[edit | edit source]
- Kenneth Welsh as Franklin DeGraaf
- Jay Hernandez as Dmitri Havelock
- Jared Harris as Anderson Dawes
- Lola Glaudini as Captain Shaddid
- Athena Karkanis as Detective Octavia Muss
- Greg Bryk as Lieutenant Lopez
- Brian George as Arjun Rao
Co-Starring[edit | edit source]
- Austin Strugnell as Sensor/Comms Officer (Donnager)
- Bernadette Couture as Belter Marcher #1
- Brett Ryan as Cpl. Mole (Donnager)
- Brian Graham as Angry Dockworker (Ceres)
- Christopher Weedon as Young Dockworker #1
- Daniel Krantz as Mormon Missionary (Elder Murray)
- Dave Lewis as Star Helix #2
- Diana Bentley as Sergeant Grimes (Donnager)
- Duncan McLeod as Belter Goon #1
- Elana Zatzman as Belter Bystander #1
- Goran Stjepanovic as Menacing Belter #2
- Ivan Wanis-Ruiz as Martian Crewman
- James Binkley as Belter Shopkeeper
- Jane Moffat as Brothel Madam
- Jean Yoon as Captain Theresa Yao (Donnager)
- Jeffrey Weedon as Young Dockworker #2
- John Chou as NSA Analyst
- John McDonald as Martian Marine
- Jordan Van Dyck as Cpl. Dookie (Donnager)
- Jung Yul Kim as Menacing Belter #1
- Kyle Gatehouse as Gaunt Belter
- Marco Bianco as Star Helix #1
- Markus Parillo as Thierry
- Martin Roach as Admiral Souther
- Michael Murray as Detective Cobb
- Moses Nyarko as Muscle Dockworker
- Ryan Stanley as Great Dane
- Sara Mitich as Gia
- Tattiawna Jones as Weapons Officer (Donnager)
- Ted Ludzik as Pock Mark
- Tom Farr as Belter Marcher #2
- Wayne Downer as Belter Bystander #2
Uncredited[edit | edit source]
- Philip Akin as Craig (DeGraaf)
Transcript[edit source]
Brothel Madam : Have fun.
Havelock : Stay calm and everything will be okay.
Gia : No, no.… Like this.
Gia : Stay calm,
Gia : unte kowlting gonya gut, to pochuye ke?
$. : Stay calm... (CLICKS TONGUE)
Gia : Hands big,
Gia : and when you talk, in and before is weak.
Havelock : Okay, um...
Havelock : Stay calm.
$. : Unte kowlting gut...
No.
No.
$. : Stay calm,
$. : unte kowlting gonya gut,
to pochuye ke?
to pochuye ke?
$. : Okay. Stay calm.
Havelock : Unte kowlting gonya gut, to pochuye ke.
$. : Better. Every time better!
Havelock : Oh, I'm sorry. I have to go.
Havelock : Hey, uh, why don't you stay off the streets today, okay? It could get dangerous out there.
Gia : Maybe you, too, Earther.
$. : Everybody's been pissed about the extended water rations.
$. : Losing the Canterbury is just going to make that worse.
$. : Radicals are going to try to exploit the situation.
$. : You can't blame them. Mars practically declared war on the Belt.
Shaddid : Our sole concern is the safe and peaceful operation of this station. Star Helix...
Miller : Hmm, nice breakfast?
$. : ...will maintain order.
Cobb : OPA roundup? Fine by me.
Shaddid : There will be no pre-emptive arrests of any OPA members.
$. : They're legal residents of the Belt.
$. : We're an Earth Corp.
$. : We will remain impartial.
$. : These are your sector assignments, your team leaders.
$. : You bust any heads and I'll bust yours.
$. : Dismissed.
$. : That's a great speech.
$. : (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
Miller : Captain, Captain.
Shaddid : Muss is your team leader, Miller. I don't want to hear it..
Miller : That's not what I... Really?
Shaddid : She's the only one you listen to.
$. : Don't sit. You're not staying.
Miller : Juliette Mao.
Shaddid : That's not important right now.
Miller : Oh, no. It's important. Now.
$. : The Scopuli is the ship that that Holden guy got scooped up trying to save?
$. : Well, Julie Mao was on it.
$. : I checked the logs...
$. : All her shipmates were crewed up out of the same dockworkers local, right here on Ceres.
$. : Just file the report, close the
case, enjoy your tax-free bonus.
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$. : I mean, OPA...
Shaddid : Good riddance to them all.
$. : This was a favor.
$. : She's not on Ceres.
$. : So I'll run that up the line and then Daddy Warbucks can bother some other Station Chief that he thinks he owns.
$. : (SCOFFS)
$. : You know, the OPA has probably heard that I'm looking for one of their own by now.
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$. : (DEVICE BUZZING)
$. : (DEVICE BEEPING)
Grimes : All right, let's go.
Holden : Hey, go ahead, destroy the evidence,t. The word's already out.
$. :
Grimes : Keep your mouths shut, now move.
Holden : If we're prisoners, we have the right to legal counsel...
Naomi : Hey! Get off me!
Amos : Hey, come on!
Shed : Hey, Amos!
$. : (TASER BUZZING)
(GROANS)
(GROANS)
Grimes : Put him down!
Naomi : Amos!
$. : Amos!
Shed : Just... Can you just take it easy?
$. : Now what?
$. : Easy, fellas.
Grimes : He's coming with us.
Naomi : What?
$. : Alex! Alex!
$. : (POUNDS) Hey! Where are you taking him?
Shed : We're going to die.
$. : (THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
Souther : Why would Mars blow up an ice freighter?
$. : It makes no sense.
$. : They're trying to destabilize Ceres.
$. : That idiot governor of ours is weak.
$. : Belters get thirsty, OPA fans the flames,
$. : and Mars gets the excuse
$. : they've always wanted to sweep in and "pacify" the station.
$. : This is a security issue.
$. : The Secretary General has to make a strong response.
$. : Like what? Like redeploy the fleet.
Souther : Which will only inflame the situation.
$. : We don't even know that the Martians are behind this.
$. : We have the word of some ice-hauler named James Holden.
$. : He was a Naval officer.
$. : You saw his service record.
$. : He has no reason to lie.
$. : Ceres is our station. The key to the Belt.
$. : With those resources,
$. : Mars could finally cut the cord to Earth.
Souther : You want a war with Mars?
$. : This will get you one.
$. : But it's my soldiers that will end up dying for it.
$. : Well, the Secretary General wants a plan of action, Admiral.
$. : And it can't be, "Let's just sit and wait."
$. : Unless we have proof, that's exactly what we should be doing.
$. : Fleet Command will not support redeployment unless we have proof.
$. : I seriously doubt the Secretary General will want to override us on this.
$. : The Admiral's right.
$. : Until we know more, we sit tight and wait.
DeGraaf : Unfortunately, given the current tension levels, my embassy needs me back on Mars sooner than I'd hoped.
$. : So, please tell them some other time.
$. : Of course.
Avasarala : Fifty bucks says I can beat you to the end of the concourse.
DeGraaf : Bubbles.
Avasarala : Frank.
DeGraaf : I always just let you win.
$. : You need $50?
Avasarala : I need a drink, is what I need.
$. : Have two. It's past noon.
$. : How are you holding up?
$. : Ah, this Canterbury business.
$. : The Martians won't release any more intel, if they even have any, which just leaves the U.N. screaming in my ear for what I can't give them, because I don't have.
$. : So, for the moment, you're completely useless and therefore have no excuse not to come to my house this afternoon.
DeGraaf : Oh, I don't know if I'm any fun right now.
Avasarala : You're never fun.
$. : But Craig is.
$. : That's why I'm inviting you.
$. : Arjun is making flan.
DeGraaf : In 40 years, you've never taken a "no" from me.
Avasarala : Mmm-hmm.
DeGraaf : So why should today be any different?
Avasarala : If it makes you feel better, you are the best at rolling over.
$. : See you later.
$. : (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
$. : Donchu for sympany.
$. : The inners hate us down to our brittle bones... All right, that's enough.
$. : Get outta here! Our air.
$. : Our water. STAR HELIX
COP: Move along.
COP: Move along.
$. : Enne loof beltalowda.
$. : All right, you're done here. Owkwa beltalowda.
Gaunt Belter : You can't silence us.
$. : Belters won't stand for this forever.
Elder Murray : Excuse me, sir.
$. : Do you like to laugh?
Miller : No.
Havelock : I like to laugh.
Elder Murray : Great! Now I know what you're thinking. Mormons aren't funny.
$. : …but, we have a comedy night at the Laugh Shack once a week and I'd love to prove you wrong.
$. : Can I put your name on the list for tonight?
Miller : Back Off.
Havelock : I can't do it tonight, but I'd really like to check it out.
Elder Murray : How about next week?
Havelock : It would be my pleasure.
Elder Murray : And it will be yours.
$. : All right... "Captain Shaddid."
$. : That's great. I'll be in touch next week to remind you.
Miller : Now you stay on him,
$. : because the Captain tends to get kind of forgetful.
Havelock : Yeah, if you don't hear back from me, just keep trying.
Elder Murray : Will do, brother.
$. : (CLAMORING)
$. : (GLASS BREAKING)
(MAN SHOUTING)
(MAN SHOUTING)
$. : Hey, hey!
Muss : You're not gonna do anything about that.
Miller : Nah, you take it. He went that way.
Muss : Oh, I see. So, you're only chivalrous once I've already got the guy in cuffs?
Miller : Hey, your dates are your own business, okay?
Muss : That's nice, Miller.
Gaunt Belter : Earthers and Dusters would unite to destroy the Belt.
$. : Now is the time to lock arms...
$. : (SPEAKING BELTER PATOIS)
$. : They blew up the Canterbury! Remember the Cant. Remember the Cant.
$. : All right, that's enough free speech for today.
$. : Break it up. (ALL CLAMORING)
$. : You heard the man. Go on. Come on.
$. : You'll have your day at market, welwala.
$. : Yeah?
$. : See, I'm looking forward to it. (FEEDBACK)
$. : Come on. Let's go.
$. : (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
$. : (MAN SHOUTING)
$. : You're in
fine form today.
fine form today.
$. : Just doing my job,
ma'am.
ma'am.
$. : So do it.
$. : If Shaddid wouldn't
shut down my cases.
shut down my cases.
$. : What are you
talking about?
talking about?
$. : Well, let's see, it can't be
any of the dead scumbags
any of the dead scumbags
$. : or missing gangsters
piling up on your desk,
piling up on your desk,
$. : because nobody
gives a shit about them,
gives a shit about them,
$. : least of all you.
$. : The cute girl kidnap
side-job?
side-job?
$. : See, to me it sounded more like a
time-suck for some rich Dirtsider.
time-suck for some rich Dirtsider.
$. : Why are you pouting? You love it
when they drop off the board.
when they drop off the board.
$. : Yeah. I like it
to be my idea.
to be my idea.
$. : Cover for me, will ya?
Just for an hour.
Just for an hour.
$. : Sure, no problem.
$. : The broadcast
must've gotten out.
must've gotten out.
$. : They've got to
tread carefully.
tread carefully.
$. : They're gonna
try to frame us.
try to frame us.
$. : Think about it. All they
need is one false confession.
need is one false confession.
$. : And I wonder
who'll crack first.
who'll crack first.
$. : Nice.
HOLDEN: Shut up.
HOLDEN: Shut up.
$. : They're listening.
$. : No other reason
to let us talk.
to let us talk.
$. : GRIMES: You.
$. : Five fathers,
three mothers?
three mothers?
$. : Me? Yeah.
$. : Eight parents,
one child.
one child.
$. : Yes.
$. : On a 22-acre farm
in Montana,
in Montana,
$. : North American Trade Zone,
very expensive to maintain.
very expensive to maintain.
$. : You were a tax break?
$. : That's not the way
they saw it.
they saw it.
$. : Did you know
your true parents?
your true parents?
$. : They were all
my true parents.
my true parents.
$. : Full genetic mix.
$. : In which female
did you gestate?
did you gestate?
$. : Well, Mother Elise had
the widest hips. So...
the widest hips. So...
$. : Why would you destroy
the Canterbury?
the Canterbury?
$. : What?
$. : What are you
talking about?
talking about?
$. : What did you do
with Alex?
with Alex?
$. : You were a problem
in the Navy.
in the Navy.
$. : Eight years ago.
Aboard the UNN Zheng Fei.
Aboard the UNN Zheng Fei.
$. : You assaulted
a superior officer.
a superior officer.
$. : Not technically,
he ducked my punch.
he ducked my punch.
$. : I broke my hand
on a bulkhead.
on a bulkhead.
$. : You were
dishonorably discharged.
dishonorably discharged.
$. : He ordered me to fire
on a Belter ship.
on a Belter ship.
$. : It was a smuggler... Who
was smuggling people!
was smuggling people!
$. : You had no way of knowing
that at the time.
that at the time.
$. : But I was right!
$. : Earth and Mars
$. : have been stepping on
the necks of the Belters
the necks of the Belters
$. : out here for over
100 years
100 years
$. : and I didn't want
to be the boot.
to be the boot.
$. : So you decided
to switch sides.
to switch sides.
$. : I stopped playing-
$. : Out to Saturn,
get the ice,
get the ice,
$. : back to Ceres, out to Saturn,
get the ice, back to Ceres,
get the ice, back to Ceres,
$. : out to Saturn, get the
"me, back to Ceres,
"me, back to Ceres,
$. : out to Saturn, stop at
Phoebe, get the "me.
Phoebe, get the "me.
$. : Phoebe?
$. : We never stopped at Phoebe,
it's a restricted station.
it's a restricted station.
$. : Why did you nuke
the Canterbury?
the Canterbury?
$. : How long have you known that Naomi
Nagata is an OPA operative?
Nagata is an OPA operative?
$. : What?
$. : Two advanced degrees
in fusion drive design.
in fusion drive design.
$. : You never wondered why someone
of such obvious intelligence
of such obvious intelligence
$. : was wasting her life sealing
cracks and fixing gauges
cracks and fixing gauges
$. : on an ancient,
crumbling ice hauler?
crumbling ice hauler?
$. : I never asked.
$. : Based on the desperate
condition of your shuttle,
condition of your shuttle,
$. : it clearly required
$. : extraordinary improvisational
expertise
expertise
$. : for you and your crew members
simply to survive,
simply to survive,
$. : let alone restore
your antenna array.
your antenna array.
$. : These are the hallmark
skill sets of terrorists.
skill sets of terrorists.
$. : Did Naomi Nagata effectuate
those repairs?
those repairs?
$. : It's not impossible,
is it?
is it?
$. : Naomi's not OPA.
I don't believe you.
I don't believe you.
$. : You do now.
$. : (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
$. : All right, I want every box
on this pier opened up
on this pier opened up
$. : and I want full manifests on
everything that's in 'em, all right?
everything that's in 'em, all right?
$. : We got reports there's some dangerous
contraband-type shit in here, okay.
contraband-type shit in here, okay.
$. : Hey,nobody leaves
until we're done, okay.
until we're done, okay.
$. : DOCK WORKER: Bring those
ones down and open 'em.
ones down and open 'em.
$. : STAR HELIX COP:
Star Helix! Open it up!
Star Helix! Open it up!
$. : That bird,
$. : him die to give you
feather for your chapeau?
feather for your chapeau?
$. : I'm pretty sure the bird
was already dead, pal.
was already dead, pal.
$. : Now him live trapped
in Earther hat?
in Earther hat?
$. : I'm not looking for
a fashion debate, copeng.
a fashion debate, copeng.
$. : You got no copeng
here, cop.
here, cop.
$. : I'm looking for
Anderson Dawes.
Anderson Dawes.
$. : Think he might be
my friend?
my friend?
$. : He kinda runs things
around here, right?
around here, right?
$. : You might know
about that.
about that.
$. : I don't sasa nating.
$. : No? Wouldn't sasa that OPA tat
on your forearm there, either,
on your forearm there, either,
$. : or is that just part
of your plumage?
of your plumage?
$. : (CLANGING)
$. : Why don't you look around,
see what you can find.
see what you can find.
$. : Hmm, for me.
$. : CRAIG: We're going to
give the vineyard next door
give the vineyard next door
$. : half our gray water
for eight cases of wine.
for eight cases of wine.
$. : Gray water into wine,
wine into gray water.
wine into gray water.
$. : We're gonna retire to Mars and the
Mariner Valley circle of life.
Mariner Valley circle of life.
$. : (ALL CHUCKLING)
$. : Wait,
$. : this wine came from
that vineyard?
that vineyard?
$. : Mmm-hmm.
$. : Please don't tell me I'm drinking your pee.
Because it's delicious.
Because it's delicious.
$. : FRANKLIN: No, no. They're
working on the foundation,
working on the foundation,
$. : so they haven't spliced our plumbing
into the vineyards hydroponics yet.
into the vineyards hydroponics yet.
$. : He wasn't serious.
$. : Of course.
$. : I warned Chrisjen that
I was a little preoccupied.
I was a little preoccupied.
$. : You seem pretty
relaxed, Bub.
relaxed, Bub.
$. : Craig, I've put new points on
the darts. Game of cricket?
the darts. Game of cricket?
$. : I have a steady hand.
$. : Excuse us.
Sure.
Sure.
$. : Our operatives caught
an OPA agent
an OPA agent
$. : with Martian stealth
composites.
composites.
$. : Mars is working
with the OPA.
with the OPA.
$. : No,no,no,no,no.
It can't be.
It can't be.
$. : Yes. We have proof.
$. : We think they're making
a move to take Ceres.
a move to take Ceres.
$. : The Secretary General is going to
present the evidence tomorrow.
present the evidence tomorrow.
$. : Stealth Ships are
first strike weapons.
first strike weapons.
$. : That's just not possible.
$. : We'll have to redeploy
our fleet to show strength,
our fleet to show strength,
$. : and that will make
a bad situation worse.
a bad situation worse.
$. : The Martians
wouldn't do that.
wouldn't do that.
$. : I think you love them
too much.
too much.
$. : SHED: Hey, uh...
$. : You know, I, uh...
$. : I dated a Martian once.
$. : Yeah, she was
beautiful, smart...
beautiful, smart...
$. : And, uh...
$. : I love how industrious
Martians are.
Martians are.
$. : I remember, her mother,
she etched a trellis...
she etched a trellis...
$. : (CHUCKLES) She etched
a trellis on their air dome...
a trellis on their air dome...
$. : I bet those pretty tin suits bind
up something awful in the crotch.
up something awful in the crotch.
$. : Amos, are you okay?
$. : Just dandy.
$. : I mean, all that fancy gear, and the
one thing they don't allow for is
one thing they don't allow for is
$. : scratching your junk.
$. : Yeah, I get jock itch, too,
sometimes.
sometimes.
$. : Pretty bad,
actually.
actually.
$. : What I recommend to
my patients is Uvazole,
my patients is Uvazole,
$. : it's an antifungal cream.
$. : And the best thing about it is
if you put it under your tongue,
if you put it under your tongue,
$. : it, uh, helps to relax you... He
doesn't need ball cream, Shed,
doesn't need ball cream, Shed,
$. : because he's
got no balls.
got no balls.
$. : The Martian Navy took that away
from him when he joined up.
from him when he joined up.
$. : Those tin suits are
anatomically correct.
anatomically correct.
$. : You want me to
put you down again?
put you down again?
$. : Come on in. Try.
$. : (BEEPING)
(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)
(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)
$. : Yes, sir.
With pleasure.
With pleasure.
$. : Alex.
$. : It's good to see you.
$. : I think.
$. : You look
very well-treated.
very well-treated.
$. : Yeah, well...
$. : (EXHALES)
$. : I flew with the Mars Navy
for 20 years
for 20 years
$. : before I shipped off
on the Cant.
on the Cant.
$. : (CHUCKLES)
$. : Oh, so...
So you're helping them?
So you're helping them?
$. : Whoa, whoa, whoa, there, chief.
Settle down.
Settle down.
$. : They let me clean up
out of respect.
out of respect.
$. : Respect?
$. : Yeah. You see,
I served
I served
$. : and I was
honorably discharged,
honorably discharged,
$. : which is a hell of a lot more
than I can say about you, cowboy.
than I can say about you, cowboy.
$. : Yeah, they told me.
$. : They told me
a lot of stuff.
a lot of stuff.
$. : Made me realize, I don't know
a good goddamn about you.
a good goddamn about you.
$. : You honestly think that Mars destroyed
the Canterbury? Why would they do that?
the Canterbury? Why would they do that?
$. : How the hell
should I know?
should I know?
$. : Then, think about it.
$. : That beacon we found...
That you found so easy?
That you found so easy?
$. : What if it was planted? What
if it was meant to be found?
if it was meant to be found?
$. : Planted by whom?
$. : Who stands to gain?
$. : Who stands to gain if Earth and
Mars get into a throw down?
Mars get into a throw down?
$. : How well do any of us
really know Naomi?
really know Naomi?
$. : (MAN GRUNTING)
(THUDDING)
(THUDDING)
$. : (LOUD GRUNTS)
$. : Hey, hey!
$. : MILLER: Guys!
$. : These men refused to top off
our water tanks.
our water tanks.
$. : We'll die out there
without it.
without it.
$. : So die.
$. : Mars killed the Cant.
$. : (CROWD CHEERING)
$. : Hey,hey,hey!
Back these guys up.
Back these guys up.
$. : DOCK WORKER: You.
You!
You!
$. : You takin'
their side, ke?
their side, ke?
$. : You stay there.
Right there.
Right there.
$. : All right, now.
Kowmang... Kowmang
Kowmang... Kowmang
$. : gotta die sometime.
$. : MILLER: (COCKS GUN)
How about now?
How about now?
$. : Give the Martians
their water!
their water!
$. : Milowda na animals.
$. : You have every right
to be angry.
to be angry.
$. : You should be angry.
$. : But if we act
like animals,
like animals,
$. : we only justify their
belief that we are.
belief that we are.
$. : Gif im fo
imalowda xitim.
imalowda xitim.
$. : Treat them the way
they should treat us.
they should treat us.
$. : (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
$. : I'm Anderson Dawes.
You wanted to talk?
You wanted to talk?
$. : I know all the Star Helix
who walk the docks.
who walk the docks.
$. : Or used to.
$. : We don't seem to be
a priority right now.
a priority right now.
$. : I could get some more of them
down here if you want.
down here if you want.
$. : This isn't your beat.
What do you want?
What do you want?
$. : Oh, uh,
Juliette Andromeda Mao.
Juliette Andromeda Mao.
$. : She's OPA.
$. : And? Her parents want her found.
$. : What you say
her name was?
her name was?
$. : Julie. Julie Mao.
$. : She any relation to
Jules-Pierre Mao?
Jules-Pierre Mao?
$. : Well, you crewed her up
on a ship called the Scopuli.
on a ship called the Scopuli.
$. : You know, the one that Mars
used to kill the Canterbury.
used to kill the Canterbury.
$. : That would explain
your interest in her.
your interest in her.
$. : How much are they
paying you to find her?
paying you to find her?
$. : I'm not judging,
$. : I'm just curious
to know what your rate is,
to know what your rate is,
$. : in case I need you to suit
up for a different side.
up for a different side.
$. : What side
would that be?
would that be?
$. : An Earth Corp may pay
your salary,
your salary,
$. : but you were
born here.
born here.
$. : Lived your whole life
on Ceres.
on Ceres.
$. : I think that under
that ridiculous hat
that ridiculous hat
$. : there's a Belter yearning
to find his way home.
to find his way home.
$. : Patron saint
of lost causes.
of lost causes.
$. : I'm all choked up.
$. : Have I answered all
your questions, Detective?
your questions, Detective?
$. : You haven't answered
any of my questions.
any of my questions.
$. : You took a young,
naive, rich girl
naive, rich girl
$. : with daddy issues.
Stop.
Stop.
$. : And got inside her head. Stop.
$. : Now I'm getting
choked up.
choked up.
$. : Other than the money,
what do you care?
what do you care?
$. : Huh?
$. : You didn't know her.
$. : Nah. But you did.
$. : I'll ask around for you.
$. : See if anybody
know anything.
know anything.
$. : And thank you for preventing
bloodshed earlier.
bloodshed earlier.
$. : Ceres will need men like you
in the days to come.
in the days to come.
$. : (DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)
$. : (FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
$. : Your educational history
is quite impressive.
is quite impressive.
$. : I took free tutorials
and tested through.
and tested through.
$. : To work on
an ice hauler?
an ice hauler?
$. : I deliver ice.
$. : You use us Belters
as slaves.
as slaves.
$. : How is the ice
on Phoebe?
on Phoebe?
$. : How would I know?
$. : Phoebe is a
research station.
research station.
$. : Off-limits to Belters.
$. : Belt, Belt, Belt,
Belt, Belt.
Belt, Belt.
$. : Do you think I'm OPA?
$. : What, we all know
each other
each other
$. : and we're all
terrorists, right?
terrorists, right?
$. : I have no resentments.
$. : I don't believe in causes,
$. : and I will not be
your scapegoat
your scapegoat
$. : (SNIFFS)
$. : Mmm.
$. : James Holden.
$. : What about him?
$. : He has no love for Earth.
He's from Earth!
He's from Earth!
$. : He hasn't been back
in over 12 years.
in over 12 years.
$. : Well, maybe,
it's his family.
it's his family.
$. : People don't work
long range freight
long range freight
$. : because they love it
at home.
at home.
$. : Who'd you leave behind?
$. : Hands where
I can see them, please.
I can see them, please.
$. : Why did you leave
the Canterbury?
the Canterbury?
$. : We were answering
a distress call.
a distress call.
$. : Belters scrub distress
calls all the time.
calls all the time.
$. : Nine times out
of 10 it's pirates.
of 10 it's pirates.
$. : A freighter captain would not
have answered it. So who did?
have answered it. So who did?
$. : Hmm? Who
registered the call?
registered the call?
$. : Someone who survived?
$. : The brute?
$. : Unlikely.
$. : The pilot?
$. : No?
$. : No. He's one of us.
$. : The so-called medic?
$. : No.
$. : Was it you?
Was it you?
Was it you?
$. : Hands where
I can see them.
I can see them.
$. : Not you.
$. : It was Holden.
$. : He registered the call.
$. : You and Holden
are working together.
are working together.
$. : Where's Naomi?
$. : (DOOR OPENS)
$. : (DOOR SHUTS)
$. : What the hell is this?
You join up?
You join up?
$. : Wait, what?
That's an option?
That's an option?
$. : What did you guys
tell them?
tell them?
$. : To suck it.
SHED: Everything.
SHED: Everything.
$. : I told them
everything.
everything.
$. : Anything they wanted
to know, I told them.
to know, I told them.
$. : I think I even made some stuff
up at the end, I can't remember.
up at the end, I can't remember.
$. : I just kept talking.
$. : They told me
Naomi's OPA.
Naomi's OPA.
$. : Is that true?
Who cares?
Who cares?
$. : They'll say anything
to get in our heads.
to get in our heads.
$. : They told me that you faked
your medical records
your medical records
$. : and signed onto the Cant to get away
from a drug dealer who wanted you dead.
from a drug dealer who wanted you dead.
$. : Well, that's true.
So...
So...
$. : YOU okay'?
You'?
You'?
$. : Are you OPA?
$. : Unbelievable.
And coming from you?
And coming from you?
$. : Just answer the question,
darling.
darling.
$. : I'm not your darling, and
you're obviously one of them.
you're obviously one of them.
$. : All right, all right,
let's just settle down...
let's just settle down...
$. : You didn't answer my question. We putting
all our cards on the table here?
all our cards on the table here?
$. : Look, kids,
these Navy boys,
these Navy boys,
$. : they are not gonna
play with us all day,
play with us all day,
$. : so unless you all want to
spend the rest of your lives
spend the rest of your lives
$. : breaking big rocks into
little ones on Olympus Mons,
little ones on Olympus Mons,
$. : somebody better come clean.
$. : You stopped me from
chasing down the ship
chasing down the ship
$. : that killed the Cant. Why? Because
you were being a reckless idiot.
you were being a reckless idiot.
$. : Yeah? Or was it 'cause
they were friends of yours?
they were friends of yours?
$. : Watch your mouth.
And you.
And you.
$. : No one knows anything about you,
except you do whatever she says.
except you do whatever she says.
$. : So what was my big plan, huh?
$. : To sit on a shit bucket like the Cant for
five years while all of this got set up?
five years while all of this got set up?
$. : Sleeper agents.
You ever heard of them?
You ever heard of them?
$. : Well, screw you...
$. : SHED: Guys, guys! Human shields,
you ever heard of those?
you ever heard of those?
$. : Here we go again.
$. : Call the guards. He'll take
the first few bullets.
the first few bullets.
$. : Hey!Enough!
$. : Hey!
$. : I'm ready to talk,
but only to your captain.
but only to your captain.
$. : I'm ready to talk.
$. : Let him go.
$. : Amos. Do it.
$. : (GASPING)
$. : The Captain will
speak to you now.
speak to you now.
$. : NSA ANALYST: Late last night, our
routine surveillance of diplomatic core
routine surveillance of diplomatic core
$. : logged an urgent communique
between Ambassador DeGraaf
between Ambassador DeGraaf
$. : and his counterpart on Mars.
$. : Shortly thereafter, we picked up a spike
in chatter between Mars High Command
in chatter between Mars High Command
$. : and nine MCRN facilities believed
to manufacture stealth composites
to manufacture stealth composites
$. : and gunships. Nine? I thought
there were only six.
there were only six.
$. : There were more
than we thought.
than we thought.
$. : (CROWD MURMURING)
$. : They were taking inventory.
$. : I leaked to DeGraaf that Mars was
giving stealth tech to the OPA.
giving stealth tech to the OPA.
$. : He did what I thought
he would.
he would.
$. : The spike in chatter
was panic.
was panic.
$. : They were calling to see if
anything was missing.
anything was missing.
$. : And since they had to ask, it means
that they didn't give it to anyone.
that they didn't give it to anyone.
$. : Which means that Mars
isn't working with the OPA
isn't working with the OPA
$. : or trying to take control
of Ceres.
of Ceres.
$. : They didn't
destroy the Canterbury.
destroy the Canterbury.
$. : Then who did?
$. : Someone who's trying
to start a war.
to start a war.
$. : Mr. Holden.
$. : As we speak, your face is on every
screen and terminal in the system.
screen and terminal in the system.
$. : Saying, in effect, that Mars
destroyed the Canterbury.
destroyed the Canterbury.
$. : This is a lie. The kind of
lie that can lead to war.
lie that can lead to war.
$. : You will publicly recant your statement.
You guarantee
You guarantee
$. : the safety of my people,
$. : and I'll say
whatever you want.
whatever you want.
$. : You will put out the fire you started
by telling everyone, everywhere,
by telling everyone, everywhere,
$. : that Mars is innocent.
$. : That the Canterbury was
destroyed through the actions
destroyed through the actions
$. : of Naomi Nagata, an operative
of an OPA sleeper cell.
of an OPA sleeper cell.
$. : Are you willing to make
that statement?
that statement?
$. : That can't be true.
$. : Even if Naomi is OPA.
$. : Without her, I'd be dead.
$. : She saved her own life, too.
$. : Bring up the bogie.
CREW MEMBER: Yes, sir.
CREW MEMBER: Yes, sir.
$. : That's the drive plume of a ship
decelerating hard toward us.
decelerating hard toward us.
$. : We've been tracking it inbound ever
since we picked up your distress call.
since we picked up your distress call.
$. : It's not one of ours, or Earth's,
and it won't answer our hails.
and it won't answer our hails.
$. : We suspect it was sent
for Naomi Nagata.
for Naomi Nagata.
$. : What do you think now?
$. : What were the Scopuli's
movements after leaving Ceres?
movements after leaving Ceres?
$. : After the transponder
shut off,
shut off,
$. : did the ship show up on any
flight control satellites or...
flight control satellites or...
$. : Extrapolate the possible
destinations.
destinations.
$. : Show me incident reports for the
docks for Juliette Andromeda Mao.
docks for Juliette Andromeda Mao.
$. : Whoa, now.
$. : Hold it right there.
$. : (COMPUTER BEEPING)
$. : (EXHALES)
$. : Yeah?
$. : Hey, Miller. You need to get your ass back
down to the Medina now. We got problems.
down to the Medina now. We got problems.
$. : BELTERS: It's our air,
it's our water...
it's our water...
$. : Moon stole our water!
$. : MAN: ...used to be on Ceres.
Now the water on Mars.
Now the water on Mars.
$. : We should have brought
riot gear.
riot gear.
$. : Shaddid nixed it. She didn't
want to inflame the situation.
want to inflame the situation.
$. : Yeah, we wouldn't want to
upset them.
upset them.
$. : (HAND TERMINAL BEEPING)
$. : Damn it. We got skirmishes
in the Rosse Buurt.
in the Rosse Buurt.
$. : Rosse Buurt?
Come on, Gia's down there.
Come on, Gia's down there.
$. : What? She kind of
needs us here, pal.
needs us here, pal.
$. : You want to take it?
Go.
Go.
$. : Yeah, all right. MAN 1:
(SHOUTING) Mars stole our air.
(SHOUTING) Mars stole our air.
$. : MAN 2: Mars stole our water.
$. : Attention, please. This is a
Star Helix security directive.
Star Helix security directive.
$. : For your own safety,
by order of the Governor,
by order of the Governor,
$. : there is now
a curfew in the Medina.
a curfew in the Medina.
$. : Please return to your homes.
Return to your homes!
Return to your homes!
$. : You heard her! Get the hell
outta here, go home!
outta here, go home!
$. : (GLASS SHATTERING)
(CROWD CHEERING)
(CROWD CHEERING)
$. : (CHILD SCREAMING)
$. : There's kids in there.
Hold the line!
Hold the line!
$. : Get those kids outta there!
$. : (CHANTING) OPA! OPA! OPA!
$. : Remember the Cant! O-P-A!
(CHANTING CONTINUES)
(CHANTING CONTINUES)
$. : At least you had the respect
to stab me in the chest.
to stab me in the chest.
$. : They sell it at
the shop on 25th and 8th.
the shop on 25th and 8th.
$. : You know what I love
most about Mars?
most about Mars?
$. : They still dream.
$. : We gave up.
$. : They're an entire culture dedicated to
a common goal, working together as one
a common goal, working together as one
$. : to turn a lifeless rock
into a garden.
into a garden.
$. : We had a garden
and we paved it.
and we paved it.
$. : They couldn't do any of that without
the knowledge of centuries from Earth.
the knowledge of centuries from Earth.
$. : Earth must come first.
$. : I have no choice
about that now.
about that now.
$. : My diplomatic credentials
have been revoked.
have been revoked.
$. : I've been banned
from Mars for life.
from Mars for life.
$. : Apparently I'm an alarmist who
caused the MCRN to expose
caused the MCRN to expose
$. : classified stealth
technology hubs.
technology hubs.
$. : (SIGHING)
$. : Craig called the realtor about
selling our house this morning.
selling our house this morning.
$. : We may have stopped a war.
$. : For a while, anyway.
$. : If you like,
we can drink it now.
we can drink it now.
$. : I was looking forward
to drinking our wine,
to drinking our wine,
$. : watching the sunset
over the Mariner Valley.
over the Mariner Valley.
$. : Do you remember...
$. : You were very young, a couple of
us played cards at your house?
us played cards at your house?
$. : I remember I didn't like
to be excluded.
to be excluded.
$. : Well, you always lurked on the side,
quiet, obedient but watching.
quiet, obedient but watching.
$. : Finally one night,
you demanded to play, and,
you demanded to play, and,
$. : well, we'd had a few and...
$. : You were... I don't know...
However old that is.
However old that is.
$. : We let you in.
You didn't take any hands,
You didn't take any hands,
$. : but you clearly understood
the fundamentals.
the fundamentals.
$. : When the deal came to you,
you called your game.
you called your game.
$. : Tennessee Three Finger
Hold 'Em.
Hold 'Em.
$. : Your father took it
very seriously.
very seriously.
$. : He asked you how to play.
$. : You said, "We each get
five cards."
five cards."
$. : You dealt them out,
$. : then you pointed to the far
end of the yard and you said,
end of the yard and you said,
$. : now. . . "Whoever gets to
the tree first, wins."
the tree first, wins."
$. : You dropped your cards
and were halfway there
and were halfway there
$. : before anyone else realized
what was happening.
what was happening.
$. : I've never seen
your father more proud.
your father more proud.
$. : See, here's the thing.
$. : I was terrified for you,
I didn't know why.
I didn't know why.
$. : And now I do.
$. : You will do anything to win.
$. : Just like your father.
$. : That's what got him killed.
$. : I won't play with you,
ever again.
ever again.
$. : MAN: (OVER PA) This is a Star
Helix Security Directive.
Helix Security Directive.
$. : Anyone in the Medina without
authorization will be arrested on sight.
authorization will be arrested on sight.
$. : This is a Star Helix
Security Directive.
Security Directive.
$. : Curfew is now
in effect on Medina Level.
in effect on Medina Level.
$. : Unauthorized personnel will be
detained or arrested on sight.
detained or arrested on sight.
$. : This is a Star Helix
Security Directive.
Security Directive.
$. : Anyone in the Medina
without authorization...
without authorization...
$. : Things are calming
down around here.
down around here.
$. : I'm just going to stick around for a
while, make sure it stays that way.
while, make sure it stays that way.
$. : WOMAN: (OVER PHONE) Understood, Havelock.
I'll pass that along.
I'll pass that along.
$. : Okay.
$. : (METAL DRAGGING)
$. : (SPEAKING BELTER PATOIS)
$. : Stay calm, okay?
$. : Unte kowlting gonya gut,
to pochuye ke?
to pochuye ke?
$. : (LAUGHING)
$. : Come on, guys, it's over.
Just... Just go home.
Just... Just go home.
$. : (SPEAKING BELTER PATOIS)
$. : It's not over, Earther.
lt's just beginning.
lt's just beginning.
$. : (GRUNTING)
$. : No,no,no!
$. : (CHOKING)
$. : Remember the Cant?
$. : MAN: (OVER PA) This is a Star
Helix Security Directive.
Helix Security Directive.
$. : Curfew is now
in effect on Medina Level.
in effect on Medina Level.
$. : Unauthorized personnel will be
detained or arrested on sight.
detained or arrested on sight.
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- When Miller studies the holographic map in Julies' flat, the Comet 67P (known from the 2014 ESA Rosetta mission) is shown.[3]
- Following the airing of "The Big Empty", "Remember the Cant" along with "The Big Empty" premiered online in advance of their respective airdates.
- Except for the catwalk, the Donnager docking bay is the largest virtual set on the show.[4]
- The riot sequences on Ceres enlisted more than 200 background actors.[4]
- The character and storyline of Franklin DeGraaf do not appear in the books.
- Phil Akin appears as Franklin DeGraaf's spouse however is uncredited
- Daniel Krantz's costume included a name badge that read "Elder Murray" from the "Church of Humanity Ascendant" (See more discussion on Mormons in the Expanse)
- "The Church of Humanity Ascendant" appears in Leviathan Wakes and Caliban's War as an entirely different organization from the LDS church.
- In September 2017, it was noted that credits shown for streamed episodes on Amazon Instant Video were revised to include more stunt performer credits especially those stunt performers supporting major roles. Also added were stunt wire team credits. This revision was observed on the , [Amazon Instant Video Ultra HD (4K) stream]. The previously discovered goofs in credits weren't corrected at this time.
Goofs[edit | edit source]
- The credits misspell John McDonald's role as "Maritan" Marine.
- The credits misspell Diana Bentley's role as "Sergent" Grimes.
- The credits for episode 3 misspell the name of the actress who portrays Donnager's weapons officer. It puts an extra 'a' in to spell "Tattiawana" Jones. The following episode corrects this to "Tattiawna" Jones.
Cast credits on-screen[edit | edit source]
Kenneth Welsh as Franklin DeGraaf
Jay Hernandez as Dimitri Havelock
Jared Harris as Anderson Dawes
Lola Glaudini as Captain Shaddid
Athena Karkanis as Octavia Muss; Greg Bryk as Lopez; Brian George as Arjun Rao/Avasarala
External links[edit | edit source]
syfy.com: Season 1 Episode 3 - Remember the Cant
syfy.com: References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Outer Planets Alliance or "O.P.A." is an unsanctioned political group fighting for Belter rights
- ↑ syfy.com: Season 1 Episode 3 - Remember the Cant
- ↑ The Expanse TV Series - Season 1, Episode 3: "Remember the Cant" (0:33:52)
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 syfy.com: Fun Facts: Season 1, Episode 3
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