The Roci goes freelance, mainly taking jobs pertaining to Ring Gate transit. What happens during The Expanse's book time jump? Despite bickering constantly and facing certain death on a daily basis, the Rocinante crew miraculously stay together during The Expanse's undocumented 30 years. Nevertheless, the difficulty executing such a long time skip on TV may have contributed toward making The Expanse coming to a halt right before the time skip begins. The looming 30-year time skip between Babylon's Ashes and Persepolis Rising always presented The Expanse's TV adaptation with a unique challenge, although showrunners insisted they had ideas on how to handle the timeline's impending shift (via EW). For viewers eager to find out whether James Holden's ominous warnings about the Ring entities ring true, however, here's a breakdown of all the key developments in The Expanse's future. The Expanse hasn't yet confirmed how (or, indeed, if) those plot threads are going to be picked up in a future continuation. Related: The Expanse: What Happens To Filip After The Finale Some questions are open-ended and left up to audience interpretation, such as, 'What does the Rocinante crew do next?' Other mysteries lean into The Expanse's book mythology, and would pay off clues the TV show kept dropping right until the bitter end, such as 'Is Winston Duarte's massive Protomolecule warship going to be a problem?' Yes. Alas, the cost of The Expanse's strong finale is leaving a fair few facets still unfinished by the closing credits. Mercifully, The Expanse's final season makes no attempt to cram 4 books into 6 episodes, sticking largely to material from Babylon's Ashes. As a result, the series finale has been well-received by fans and critics.

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