The Expanse: The Complete Series Blu-ray Price Keeps Going Down

01/08/2024 12:09 pm EST

Many would agree that The Expanse series of novels from James S. A. Corey (aka Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck) is some of the best sci-fi ever written. They might also agree that the television series based on the novels maintained that level of quality. If you are one of those fans, you might be interested to know that The Expanse: The Complete Series is back in stock an shipping now with a discount. Over the the last week or so, the set has steadily dropped in price and currently sits at 31% off. 

Indeed, The Expanse: The Complete Series Blu-ray launched on November 21st and quickly sold out, however it is back in stock here on Amazon now  priced at $55.49 (31% off), which is an all-time low. Note that it's a 15-disc set that it clocks in at 2828 minutes.  

The Expanse series concluded its 6 season run in 2022. Speaking to ComicBook.com, star Steven Strait looked back on his experience playing James Holden on the show.

"I'm so immensely proud of the work that we've done," Strait said. "I'm grateful that we were able to finish the story, that we have a complete beginning, middle, and end. I've always said with this show that it's felt more like a theater company than a television show. And I've never experienced the level of commitment from everybody involved for so long because they felt the work was as important as The Expanse has been for us."

Will The Expanse Get a Season 7?

The last season of The Expanse took time to set up the next chapter of the story, covered in the final three books of James S.A. Corey's series of novels. Strait can't offer any solid information about what future The Expanse might have, he reminds fans that anything is possible, especially with this show. "Six [seasons] was always the plan," he says. "That was the logical endpoint for what we started out to make. What Alcon does with the property, I know that they're very committed to it. It would be wonderful to bring the folks back together to do that piece of the story, which is continuous and it's also kind of not, it's kind of its own thing. I don't have any news for you, unfortunately, but if anything, the show has proven that you never know. We've shown that with the death and rebirth of this show time and again. We'll see."

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