"Our fight is over."

After what happened with The City of Light why does anyone still listen to anything Jaha has to say? When they’re debating how to handle the bunker he shouldn’t have been involved at all! He doesn’t listen to reason or listen to anyone around him! It’s so frustrating.

I saw a post in here forever ago about how they noticed aomebody is always saying "i had no choice". Now I can NOT not notice it! 🤣🤣😭😭 I've made it a drinking game. (Kinda like in Game of thrones when somebody says "winter is coming" 🤣 I've seen this show so many times and it's my favorite to come back to and watch.

I wonder how the mountain men would have dealt with Allie I don't think they would have ever survived if they went to the ground. They would have to kill every last grounded and sky person for them to survive. If Allie got to them in the bunker they'd probably be screwed.

I have so many wonders about this show.

Why was Jaha able to see A.L.E.Y. right at the beginning even though he hadn't eaten the chip yet?

At the end of 7x16,  what was left of the human race has been dissolved into a genocidal hive mind except for a dozen or so real „survivors“. But had this to be the end? SciFi gives us so many possibilities to continue even in the most hopeless situations. So finally I got to realize an idea I’ve had for years: how could „Book 2“ be continued notwithstanding the S7 finale?

Read all parts here…

8)

Finally, after about a month of calculating and experimenting, the AIs have found a solution. As they know, The Hive uses the universal bonding field to wield its deadly mojo. There is no way to counter the energy level of this field. What the P’hash had tried was to manipulate certain frequencies. It worked like applying additional vibrations to a trampoline on which someone jumps to the beat: you’ll lose your rhythm and finally fall.

It’s a fleet of eight Fllx motherships that arrive in the system where The Hive’s henchmen live, each with one human aboard so there’s someone who can order the use of their attack weapons including the „cleaner“.

Yet they need someone to speak for them and present their ultimatum. Who would be better qualified than Clarke whose relentlessness The Hive already knows? Clarke lands on the planet and waits on a foggy plain for the "Judge" to appear. It’s Hive-Lexa again. Clarke presents the humans‘ and AIs‘ demands: retranscend everyone who wishes to leave that genocidal entity and stop absorbing or killing other species wholesale.

At first, the Judge stays as arrogant as usual. Then Clarke makes a gesture like pulling an imaginary lever, and the ships in orbit launch their cleaner projectors, though in a low stage at first. Hive-Lexa disappears… and a fleet of 20 Hive ships materializes in the system.

It’s a short and ugly battle with action at almost the speed of light. After only a few seconds, the field is down from 8 vs. 20 to 7 vs. 6. Sadly, Indra’s ship didn’t survive. But the battle isn’t over yet. The Hive brings 17 new ships to the field. They are slightly older and less powerful than the first wave, but now, Clarke, back in her frigate, pulls the imaginary lever a second time.

The 7 Fllx ships bring the cleaner to full power and project the disturbing frequencies relentlessly into the fabric of the universe. The whole planet seems to explode. All the fog is suddenly gone and in front of Clarke’s frigate, instead of a Judge an amorphous being materializes and waves something like an arm or tentacle. It quivers and seems to dissolve. Clarke doesn’t bother to step outside but uses a speaker to repeat her conditions of surrender. The Hive capitulates, and its ships in space stand down.

Some time later:

All our friends are happily reunited – on Diyoza! „Earth had enough of humanity“ was the consensus, and most humans who had transcended on Bardo agreed and stayed with them, having understood the monstrosity of The Hive. Now, they had a whole lot of new friends: the Zween as more than welcome neighbors – and the Fllx AIs.

It added a sad note to the happy ending of the story, but the Fllx themselves had been part of The Hive for too long. Like many other species that had been absorbed for a longer period, their individuality and connection to real life had dissolved into The Hive's fog of happiness. So the AIs were more than happy to accept humans as their new permanent carbon-partners, and humans of course loved to give humanity a truly new start plus the chance to explore the galaxy… and beyond… with a fleet of beautiful „friend-ships“.

THE END

He mentions his father in the first season when Raven is trying to conserve gunpowder, talking about how his father loved scrap metal. But his parents are never mentioned again, even to say they perished on the Ark or in the Exodus ship.

Are we supposed to assume Jasper mourned in private and that it didn’t really affect him enough for us to see any sadness?

I finished watching The 100 for the first time! So here is my opinion on the final season:

An interesting concept that could have been executed a lot better. The first problem was that the narrative was unnecessarily confusing at least during the first few episodes. Another issue was that the new characters became the main focus of the story for the majority of the season; I don't necessarily have a problem with focusing on new characters, but I didn't like the fact that the original characters especially Bellamy had less screen time than them. The invisible soldiers and the codes that were tattooed on people's skin were among the annoying elements that I don't understand why they even existed. "The Transcendence" was City of Light 2.0, but for some reason this time it was a good thing. Bellamy's character was completely ruined, he was like a secondary protagonist yet he barely appeared on screen and his death was stupid. With all that being said, I still enjoyed this season, Sheidheda storyline was interesting, the backdoor pilot episode was wonderful, the finale was okay-ish until the last 5 minutes. Octavia and Hope's relationship was cute. Diyoza was funny. Octavia's final speech and humanity's choice to stop fighting were cool. The fighting scenes were intense. And the fact that Earth is survivable is great.

So those were my thoughts about season 7. However this show in general was a masterpiece, definitely in top 5 shows that I have ever watched and I might watch it again sometime. "Goodbye for now" and "May we meet again".

I’m on season 7 episode 15 & I missed the beginning, I mean I watched it but for some reason I can’t remember the first 2 seasons… hardly remember season 3. Well Allie and Becca … they played the biggest role in all of this correct?

Ok so...

1. There was only 2 or 3 ppl on the entire planet.

Other than that cave.....0 spots with glowing stick angels.

2. They had animals. Due to the egg Bellamy finds and says "i don't wanna be here when whatever hatched this comes back"

3. The stone ppl are dicks for moving that portal/stone to the top of the mountain....THEN DROPPING IT after you get there.

Anything else I'm missing?

The survivors who weren't in the bunker...what stores would they have looted ? I would have went for canned food,bottled water, Band-Aids,medical supplies, tents, portable sheds that might not have been destroyed that you could use. Weapons for sure.

At the end of 7x16,  what was left of the human race has been dissolved into a genocidal hive mind except for a dozen or so real „survivors“. But had this to be the end? SciFi gives us so many possibilities to continue even in the most hopeless situations. So finally I got to realize an idea I’ve had for years: how could „Book 2“ be continued notwithstanding the S7 finale?

Read all parts here…

7)

The Fllx AI collective restores the damaged AI which gives them access to some last log entries. So all carbon- and silicon-based beings can watch the ship being boarded by individuals of a species the Fllx AIs have never met before. They are some seven feet high, beefy, and equipped with a technology that seems rather primitive compared to Fllx standards. Yet they obviously had the ability to incapacitate the Fllx AI.

The hyperdrive trail of these aliens points toward The Hive’s home base which is a high-energy nebula around a neutron star some 1,000 light years away. Based on this information, the AIs can at least tell our friends what these aliens are about: „We’ve been suspecting this for a long time already. The Hive must have some henchmen in the material world. They e. g. place the portal stones or help them survey new areas for their genocidal appetite.“ 

But just following them won’t do. The AIs first have to find a way to enhance the P’hashs‘ „cleaner“ technology and bring it up to a broader bandwidth so that it can exorcize The Hive from a whole section of the galaxy. In the meantime, Emori and Murphy accompany a detachment of three ships bound to find out where the henchmen live and how strong they are.

With the collective mind of 14 AIs on the task, the new, more powerful cleaner is making good progress while the humans aboard the fleet learn more and more about the Fllx and their civilization. But then, three weeks later, Murphy, Emori, and all three AIs return – with only one ship, and it‘s badly damaged. They’ve found the aliens, their ships, and a planet, maybe their homeworld. This world is a very unfriendly place, cold, cloaked in constant rain or foggy weather. „If this was my home, I’d wish to get into a nice, warm hive too,“ Murphy is reported to comment. 

They report:

At first, they detected only a few smaller ships in orbit, their tech as poorly as the equipment to be seen in the log. But suddenly a fleet of five ships nearly as big as the Fllx motherships arrived displaying considerably more advanced technology – and some pretty bad energy weapons. „Probably The Hive gave these ships to its henchmen after it had absorbed their original owners,“ the AI from the surviving ship explains. „Or it’s even their own technology from the time before becoming immaterial.“

The battle between the three Fllx motherships and their five adversaries was short but devastating. Only Emori’s and Murphy’s ship could shoot back – and destroy two of the assailants. Without a carbon-being aboard, the two other Fllx ships could only use their defensive systems and were badly outgunned.

Ever since Lexa was introduced, she has been my all time favorite character. She was truly amazing and amazing with Clarke as well. It was shocking to me to watch her die in season 3. It was my roman empire and I have never stopped wondering what would’ve happened if she lived. What are your thoughts on her life beyond that episode?

I just finished the show and I am SO confused on whether or not transcendence is real in the capacity they described it as. Is it the huge thing behind everyone's existence or is it just an alien species with high technology? Was the shepherd right or not? And if not, then it feels so wrong they ended the show without the main characters "defeating" transcendence and calling it out for the bullshit it is.

So, I'm almost done the show. I have like 15 I'm watching but I lose interest fast and basically quit all.

What I like about the 100, is that there was a new thing every season. So, it was never boring. Looking for something with teens. I also really like the compelling characters and emotional depth. I like the scifi but I don't need it to be so scifi and complicated. I could get a lot of options and I'll check out all.

I really liked the 100, Ginny and Georgia, the beginning of outer banks, the beginning of station 19, 911, Euphoria, gossip girl, friends just to give idea. I don't want so drame tho like Euphoria because I'm watching that and Gossip girl. TIA

Edit: Thanks for all the suggestions! I'm going to try out a couple, but as of now going with Lost!

*delete if this has already been discussed at length - first time posting in this sub.

Rewatching and on season 4 ep 1...Polis is attempting to recover from the City of Light/Alie disaster. About 10 minutes in, Jaha attempts to comfort a grounder woman weeping over her deceased baby.

Must not have caught it my first time watching, but the implications are so heartbreaking. The mother must have been chipped during the events of season 3 and unable to care for her baby, leaving it neglected.

Guess I shouldn't be too surprised - Alie encouraged Abby to hang herself in front of her own daughter... and many other acts of emotional terrorism lol

She's such a hypocrite and super annoying. She's always standing in the way just to give up in the end. Like just shut up and get out of the way. I'm only at the end of season two so no spoilers please!

That's literally the story of this show! So I finished Season 6 for the first time, and here are my thoughts:

I actually liked this season; there were a few things that bothered me, especially the deaths. Shaw's death felt like: "We don't know what we're going to do with this character, so let's just kill him off" and then he is barely mentioned again. Kane's death was very bad; he was my favorite character, but I didn't even get emotional about his death because it wasn't done well. Abby's death was probably the best one. Besides the deaths, it was annoying that Indra had very little screen time. Murphy's character development was somewhat ruined, but not entirely, so that's a win. Now let's get to the positive aspects. I really liked this season's antagonists. Josephine was amazing! I'm impressed at how great these actors are at playing multiple characters! The music was great. I liked Jordan and wish he had made more appearances. I also really liked that they added a bit of religious attribution to the story. Sheidheda's storyline was also cool; it kept the Grounders still relevant to the story. I liked Octavia's redemption arc, and now it seems she is now going to lead us to something strange, which I'm not exactly sure about, my best guess is an alternate universe. I also think the season ended with a good cliffhanger that keeps me excited for the final season!

btw he was the only funny character his downfall hit the hardest for me

Rewatching the series for the 4th time but I’ve waited three years to rewatch. I’m on season 5 episode 10.

When it came to Maddie, Clarke ignored all the signs Maddie did not want to be around her . Clarke hated her mom being over bearing and Clarke went completely overboard. (In my opinion) especially when Maddie became Commander.

Clarke just killed and then judged everyone else who wanted to kill for the same purpose.

What if Maya survived season 2? How would the plot have changed if she did? The most obvious change would be Jasper not turning into a drunk (because her death is why he became like that), but how else would she alter the plot?

Basically the Stargate franchise with Stargate portals and ascension?

Season 5:8 They are fighting for the verdent valley, Because the surrounding land would not be arable for years, said the head of hydroponics, I forgot her name.

But they could have struck a deal to get compost from the forest which is plentiful. Chipping up trees, using natural compost from the forest floor, haul to their own land outside the valley or on the edge of valley, to get gardens going.

While Monty makes algae.

Tilling compost into soil.

That's what people do when they buy a plot of land with poor soil and turn it into a farm.

It might have taken 3 to 6 months of work of hauling and plowing amendments into the soil and waiting for the plants to produce. But that would have been one way instead of a war over one valley.

It's a huge Valley. They could also hunt and gather while they're waiting for crops to grow.

Or : is it just the premise of the show and Octavia etc... that it's your land or my land, and we'll settle this by war?

Monty is trying to get his algae hydroponic farm idea going and season 5 episode 8 it's not going over very well.

What got me to ask this question is the head of the hydroponics saying it would take years for the land to become arable. That's why they have to take the valley and they can't share it. Hunting / gathering.. It's a rich forest.
Plowing mulch into unarable soil turns it arable. Algae making to eat in the meantime

These are options not mentioned.

At the end of 7x16,  what was left of the human race has been dissolved into a genocidal hive mind except for a dozen or so real „survivors“. But had this to be the end? SciFi gives us so many possibilities to continue even in the most hopeless situations. So finally I got to realize an idea I’ve had for years: how could „Book 2“ be continued notwithstanding the S7 finale?

Read all parts here…

6)

Now, our friends see only one option left: they have to join forces with the Fllx AIs and find a way to put The Hive in its place, stop its genocidal spree through the galaxy, and allow The Hive to keep only those individuals – or what’s left of them – who decide to stay transcended willingly.

But first, they have to find the missing ship. According to the AIs, it’s highly probable that The Hive is somehow responsible, especially because no other power in the known galaxy could imperil a Fllx mothership. So Emori, Murphy, and Indra board one of the 16 ships, the others a second one.

Some time back:

Echo, Raven, and their ship are on their way to visit the homeworld of the P’hash. This species had failed the test, yet managed to resist the annihilation for some time. „We discovered their homeworld a long time ago, but as they hadn’t succeeded in avoiding annihilation, we didn’t look into their technology very closely,“ the AI explained. „What’s more, without carbon-partners there wasn’t any chance for us of using it. But thanks to you, this has changed now, and their tech might give us a clue how to push back The Hive on a bigger scale than just locally prevent transcending.“

They know they have to be careful because the planet is imprinted by The Hive and, as a precaution, activate their anti-transcendence field. Yet they don’t expect any real obstacles because The Hive can only act on an energetic level what the Fllx AIs call the „universal bond“. This energy is everywhere. Figuratively spoken, it „holds the universe together“, and The Hive has attached itself to it like a parasite, the AI explains and goes on: „From their reports, we’ve learned that the P'hash found a way to loosen that attachment. They couldn’t generate enough energy to make the effect stronger or even lasting, but for a short period, they could stop The Hive. Imagine this monstrosity is like an especially smeary salad dressing sticking to your salad. It’s not by far covering everything but to remove it, we’ll have to find a ‚cleaner‘ that permeates the whole bowl.“

They land on the planet and collect all the information the Fllx silicon-beings had left behind because of their peace-enforcing programming. That isn’t an easy task, because most digital tech of the P’hash is deteriorating and the planet’s wildlife entails some nasty, always-hungry predators. Yet they retrieve enough data to give them a picture of the basic functions behind the P’hashs‘ „cleaner“. Raven and the AI are about to analyze the data when suddenly the ship’s AI – and all the smaller AIs on board – start sounding weird, losing functionality, and finally shut down. Frantically, Raven tries to reset the AI, but can only make some auxiliary systems work. Then she sees a message that someone or something is entering the ship...

In the present:

The Fllx AI collective hasn’t any difficulty calculating where the missing ship went. The fleet arrives in the P‘hash home system and finds the missing ship tumbling on a trajectory right into the sun. Echo and Raven are gone, and the AI is infested with malware, endlessly looping with useless code.

I'm on 4x1 and just watched the scene where Echo asked Bellamy if he thinks they will ever trust each other again, he says no and she seems a bit saddened by that (obviously trying to act like she's not) and it made me realize they had so much potential as a couple/friendship, if only the writers put any effort into their relationship when they actually do become a couple smh. 😮‍💨

Side note: This is my first rewatch I have watched it before.

Hey guys. Just coming on her wondering if anyone knows what happened to the entire season one of the 100 on YouTube, it was logoless scenes without background music and etc and I used it to write. If anyone knows what happened to it or know where it went lmk!

S7 E13 i believe. where the cult leader is basically telling the reason they believe. and belamey starts believing. idk if i’m gullible but i started believing everything he said 😭😭 anyone else

How could I have ever guessed that was literal? Alright I finished season 5 for the first time, not gonna lie, this season had a bit of a rough start, but it was so worth it to get to the good parts! First off, amazing opening credits! Blodreina was WONDERFUL and I can't say that enough. I liked that they showed us a bit of the last 6 years, especially the dark year... with all of each other's... eww. I loved Madi, she was an amazing addition to the show. Eligius prisoners were kind of boring at first but they became a bit more intimidating once McCreary took over. And OH MY GOD that finale was perfection! It's sad that we won't see Monty and Harper anymore, but now there is a new planet to live in? Hopefully this time it's actually about living and not just surviving, but that obviously won't be true, because there are two more seasons!

…but how would we feel if I called Octavia the hands?

I’m watching season 6 for the second time and have to let out some thoughts! For one- I don’t hate it as it seems many people hate 6 and 7. I don’t mind them I think they are interesting and it’s cool to see the characters in such a different environment. I love the arc of Octavia and Diyoza having to come together. However/ the thing that’s confusing about the season is who they have woken up and who they haven’t. At one moment on the ship a lot of the sky people are awake being held in the cafeteria- but then they aren’t down in sanctum… did they go back to sleep? Are they just hanging on the ship? I swear they woke Niylah up but then they never show her. I also have to say the downfall of Abby’s character is frustrating. I wish she overcame addiction and had a redeeming arc this season instead of falling into chaos and not even recognizing that Clarke isn’t her daughter. I also have to say- why did the writers choose to write off Kane in such an awful way? He’s by far one of the best characters and his writing off is that he falls into a coma and just doesn’t wake up? Kane in sanctum would have been so interesting. I love this show through and through and like I said, I don’t mind 6 and 7 I think they are interesting but some of my thoughts !!!