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The Expanse 2x13 full-length reaction
🕑 Added 2025-09-05 15:56:01 +0000 UTCWatched on: Prime Video (US)
For copyright reasons, full-length reactions don't include the show or movie footage, so you'll need your own copy to watch along with me. Ideally, you'll need two screens or two browser windows. One for the reaction, and the other for the show you're watching. Using your phone is also viable to watch one of them.
As many different streaming services in different countries often play trailers or recaps before the show starts, the easiest way I've found to sync up footage is to find the first RECOGNISABLE frame (ie. not a black screen) of the episode. Don't worry, I'll show you the frame to look for at the beginning of each full-length reaction!
This will be:
✨The first frame of the opening credits.✨
OR
✨The first frame of the cold open.✨
Once you've found the approximate frame on your copy, pause it. Next, play the reaction and you'll see a countdown timer at the end of the intro and when the show is about to start. Press "play" on your copy when the timer reaches 0:00.
A small (but muted) portion of the show will stay on the screen to allow you to properly sync up your copy if you need to adjust it. The easiest way to eliminate any small discrepancies between the two is to rapidly pause and unpause the video that's ahead until both are running simultaneously.
Note: Some of my older shows might have the first frame after the opening credits.
Comments
Linden
Ooh, I didn't notice that. I'll look out for him when I come to edit!
Glad Tidings
I watched this series many times, and only during this reaction I noticed Adam Savage from Mythbusters was on the Arboghast that got disasembled by the protomolecule on Venus.
Unsalted Pecan
The bit on Venus confused me too but I sort of get it after watching Season 3. All of the seasons are great but i think Season 3 is my favorite, can't wait for your reactions to them.
Erik Petrich
To me the ship over Venus only exploded in the sense of "exploded diagram". All of the components are carefully spread out so that one can see how they fit together. The humans on board are just regarded as distinct components of the ship (to be studied like the rest?)
