Season One Info Distributor Syfy Based on Leviathan Wakes

Caliban's War) (with some elements of later novels, especially Channels Syfy (United States)

Space (Canada)

The Zone (New Zealand)

Netflix (Rest of World)

Amazon Prime Video Episodes 10 Premiere Dulcinea" (November 25, 2015) Finale Leviathan Wakes" (February 2, 2016) Chronology ← Previous Next → - Season 2

Season One is the first season of Syfy's The Expanse. It premiered on December 14, 2015, and continued airing every Tuesday until February 2, 2016, consisting of ten one-hour episodes. The first episode was pre-released on November 23, 2015 on on-demand and streaming devices.

Production began in September 2014 and concluded on April 2015[1]. Principal filming dates were between October 28, 2014 through March 27, 2015.[2]

The first season is based on roughly 75% of the novel Leviathan Wakes by James S. A. Corey. It was developed for television by Alcon Entertainment.

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Synopsis Edit

Set hundreds of years in the future, after mankind has colonized the solar system. A hardened detective and a rogue ship's captain come together for what starts as a missing young woman and evolves into a race across the solar system to expose the greatest conspiracy in human history.

Cast Edit

Episodes Edit

Legend Edit

Ratings Edit

Season One[10]

Airdate episode 18-49 demo Total viewers (Million) Mon 1-01 0.33 1.189 Tues 1-02 0.27 0.854 Tues 1-03 0.15 0.676 Tues 1-04 0.17 0.633 Tues 1-05 0.22 0.631 Tues 1-06 0.22 0.713 Tues 1-07 0.17 0.502 Tues 1-08 0.25 0.721 Tues 1-09 0.20 0.555 Tues 1-10 0.20 0.555

Season Averages 0.22 0.702

Production Edit

Media Edit

Behind the Scenes Edit

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Trivia Edit

The Avasarala character does not appear in Leviathan Wakes , but for context to illustrate the conflict between Earth, Mars, and the Belt, scenes were added with some based partly on events in Caliban's War .

, but for context to illustrate the conflict between Earth, Mars, and the Belt, scenes were added with some based partly on events in . Shawn Doyle was added to the main cast bill beginning with the episode "The Big Empty" and onwards.

Chad L. Coleman was credited in the episode "Windmills" but did not make an appearance.

Sets were built in a sound stage in Toronto that were 3 stories high and occupied 80,000 sqft.

There was no pilot episode - SyFy ordered all 10 episodes of the first season at once. [15]

The second season was ordered before the first season begun airing.

Syfy released the episodes 1, 3 & 4 online before their actual airing.

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 appears on the Ultra HD stream, www.amazon.com/dp/B01N0SMDTT.

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