It's become the Amos show. Fun but not thought provoking.

I'm only through season 2, but Amos has become my favorite character.

Well, it's back to his old self and it's quite good.

Few of Amos but with great lines is what it was supposed to be.

S06Ep5 had again a nice scene, with Draper ... and usually when there's just a bit of Amos the scenes end being quite deep, in a naive way.

The two big highlights of the series for me were Miller finally meeting Julie in S2 and the ring gates opening at the end of S3. Seeing what the protomolecule had done to Julie's consciousness, where she's simultaneously herself and a puppet of the P-molecule, was even more of a trip than seeing what it had done to her body. In S3, when Holden dropped into that alien station guided by the mental hologram of Miller I knew the show was headed to weird and wonderful places. Then the show came back from cancellation and somehow the magic was gone. S4 took place on an alien planet with weird alien technology (and had more Miller, which is always good), but somehow it wasn't as captivating, and in S5 the alien stuff barely appeared at all. This season, the "Strange Dogs" storyline has managed to recapture a little bit of that sense of awe and wonder, but it's confined to a small storyline that probably won't intersect with the main one.