Nothing to add beyond agreement.

I watched the second season a while back, paying for it as episodes dropped to see it in almost realtime. But I'm doing that less often these days, content to wait for new seasons of past favorites like "The Americans" and "Orphan Black" to trickle out to the "free" venues like Prime and Netflix. I may well do that with "The Expanse"'s third season.

It does worry me to think that Nielsen and the other rating services can't effectively track delayed viewership. They might conclude that a show like "Orphan Black" has seen its ratings suddenly go into the toilet just because people aren't so eager to keep paying for immediacy, but love the show nonetheless.

This scenario of wanting to talk about a show long after it premieres is going to become more common, and I'm going to have to adapt to it somehow. Nothing every stays the same.