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Syfy alone is also working on new series 12 Monkeys, Dominion, Ascension and the second season of Helix, which combined with Netflix's Sense8 from the Wachowskis, Amazon's The After from X-Files creator Chris Carter and the return of Heroes on NBC next year make this an interesting time to be a sci-fi fan. Whether it is anything like Game of Thrones it's at least a return to Battlestar Galactica-style scifi for the network instead of a new series of Celebrity Ghost Stalker Makeup Artists.

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Whatever happens with the show, we'll get the full 10-episode season Syfy ordered based on a script by Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby ( Children of Men - sort of, Iron Man) who are the show's writers and executive producers. Of course, that doesn’t mean the creators will never go back to the show. There is a time jump in the seventh book that would make creating the series a little trickier, so it makes sense to bring an end to the show storyline. Corey by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck, who will be among the show's producers. This is a good place to end the show, although no major spoilers for those who haven’t read the books. The books are written under the pseudonym James S.A. We'd be more than pleasantly surprised if it reached anywhere near those heights, but Syfy president Dave Howe is claiming this is the network's 'most ambitious series to date.' The Expanse novels are set in multiple locations and tell of different situations many of them have a vague familiar feel, like in example.

Set 200 years in the future, it focuses on a ship captain and detective searching for a missing young woman, with a sprawling story and scope that have netted comparisons to both Star Wars and Game of Thrones. The first book Leviathan Wakes snagged nominations in 2012 for the Hugo Award for Best Novel and Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. A notable addition to its plans for the next year is a new TV series based on a popular series of sci-fi books known as The Expanse. If you can believe it, Syfy may be getting back to its pre-name change roots.