The Expanse showrunner Naren Shankar talks about why he feels the critically acclaimed sci-fi show has found a much better home - where he feels it should have been in the first place - now that it's been rescued from cancellation by Amazon.

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When The Expanse was cancelled after three seasons by SyFy last month, it may actually have been one of the best things that could have happened to the space opera drama as it's definitely found a better home on Amazon Prime. But just how did that rescue come to be?

The Expanse fans, rejoice! All your efforts have been rewarded! After being cancelled by SyFy two weeks, the critically acclaimed sci-fi drama has officially found a new home on Amazon Prime, and I could not be happier about that.

There is hope for fans of the recently cancelled sci-fi series The Expanse as Amazon is reportedly in talks to see if they can continue with the future of the series.

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