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Okay be honest when does the whole "chips" with Alie bit end, I truly TRULY find this plotline unbearable to watch and would like to know if this lasts longer then maybe mid season 4 (im on s3ep13)
I just want to give Charmaine Diyoza some credit. She just gives off this ācoolā aura. She does do some bad things, but she do even more badass things, and I canāt help but stan. She was flawed but she also growed and learned. She got a redemption arc, while other characters didnāt or they even regressed. She was almost constantly in dire circumstanses but she always had hope (pun intended) for the future. She did do some crazy things even for the 100-universe, like being in cryosleep for a total of 225 years while pregnant. Not for anyone. She went into the anomaly stone without any Idea about what it was or what it did. Her analysis of the world(s) she was in brought a new layer of nuance, like you get when you meet that has lived, like really lived, you feel me? Itās a shame we never got to know more about when Diyoza was the most wanted criminal in the world and fought against the fa*cist government, as she claimed it was. And what happend on that mining asteroid? Iām not claiming Diyoza was a morally good character, but she was an interesting character that gave the show opportunities for new dynamics that was fun and exciting. Thank you Ivana MiliÄeviÄ for bringing this character to life.
I am in season 6 right now and I have really enjoyed this show a lot iam really sad iam close to the end I watched this after 12 monkeys and fringe iam just wondering if anyone has a recommendation about any shows that are similar to the 100 this show was so much better then I thought it would be
Month has passed since I finished the 100 and still I can't seem to get over it. It totally replaced my number one favorite tv show which is The Originals. I just love the pacing, story and characters and science fiction.
Might wanna re-watch it but not sooner, maybe next year.
If you have any tv series suggestion that shares the 100 vibes, feel free to suggest š„¹.
Ps: Netflix recommended Lost after I finished the 100. Is Lost worth watching?
I am 4 episodes into season 6 of my first watch of the 100. I am obsessed with this show and shocked I haven't gotten around to watching it before. But I am going completely nuts on the treatment of Clarke by Raven and Murphy specifically.
I binged this all pretty quickly and things are blending together, but I feel like overall in the show Clarke has done much worse things but they are all acting like she is the worst person in the world for saving Madi and herself.
I understand she betrayed and left a lot of people behind, but she is also the reason most of those people had safety, and shelter and others in those 6 years she was stranded alone with Madi.
She is the reason Murphy and Raven got to safety live in the ship.
She is a big part of the reason people had safety in the bunker.
Even though none of those experiences were good in the slightest, she sacrificed herself for them.
After spending 6 years alone with one person, someone who she looks at as a daughter, I understand why that is where her allegiance lies.
At the end, she helped to save everyone again and she made the right choice..
I am not trying to minimize the pain of Raven, Murphy, Bellamy, anyone for her actions.. I just am confused when they have all done worse things to each other over the past however many years they have been on earth surviving. It usually is moved on from at this point, but every conversation she has it is people just constantly shitting on her.
I am sure it gets better and things get mended, but 4 episodes in and I can't take it. it feels condescending, especially from Murphy, but even from Raven at certain points.
My heart is racing so fast and Iām like shaking rewatching the scene of when Madi talks to the commanders and makes a plan and they charge on the valley. I paused at the part before McCreary lights off the hytholodium because I thought I was literally gonna have a heart attack š I forgot how good this show is. I only remembered bits and pieces, but I knew I LOVED it, and now I remember why. I canāt believe all the posts saying season 5 is boring!!! Maybe itās bc Iām hungry and need food but holy shit Iām trembling.
What do yall think?
I want to see them!
In the process of trying to build a commander š deck that centers a card like Lexa and Clarke. I'm settling on the fact of having it be an assassin type deck with deathtouch and fear š. Damian, sage of stone as the commander, or braids arisen nightmare, or sheoldred the apocalypse. Let me know what y'all think!!
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I don't really get why people hated Clarke. because the 100 would not have survived without her most of the show too. she genuinely saved most people on the show multiple times. she bore their sins so they didn't have too.
Hey, Ik this might not be fully on topic of The 100 but if mobs lets this through I would love you folks input. I'm a huge fan of The 100 and I not long ago I starter as a nation in a NRP on Discord that I base on The 100 and the religion of the grounders. For you that dont know what a NRP/Nation role play is. Its basically a role play where you rp as a nation and its government.
But to come to the question. In the NRP Im about to hold my first Conclave and what I wonder is what you guys think I should include in it to make it as interesting as possible? and maybe even how I should do it?
Does anyone genuinely enjoy every part of the show? I feel like every time i open this subreddit its always people complaining about some character or some season pretty consistently. Is there anyone else like me who genuinely liked every single part of it? Iāve rewatched it 3 times already and its still amazing and my favorite show of all time. Or am i just an odd one out?
I'm rewatching and I'm on season 3 episode 1. I know he's being manipulated and it's not really him but he is just so unlikeable and it makes me want to skip the parts with him and Alie. That's all I have to say
so i get why people stop watching the 100 after season 4ish bc of all the alie drama and the AI and the city of light. however i think once you get through it and move onto later seasons it all comes together. could they have written it in a more succinct way, sure absolutely. is it boring for more episodes than it needs to be, also yes. but after watching it all the way through and rewatching, i get it. i like the foreshadowing in some episodes that i wouldnāt understand if i hadnāt seen the whole thing already, ex polis = polaris.
As I am one minute into this episode I realize I am almost to the end of the show so I want to take my time watching it knowing that the end is near is it worth watching tho?
The deaths of beloved characters are always sad, especially Lincoln IMO. However the saddest scene of the entire series takes place in the bunker as they carry out the gassed people that did not make the list. The music pulls on the heart strings as it it shows Ethan (the little boy) lying next to his father as he gets picked up and taken out, leaving Ethan without a parent. I can only imagine how these people felt waking up outside the bunker as the death wave was so close. Ugh makes me teary eyed everytime I see it.
I am doing my 100th rewatch and just now realized that Reese Cadogan (Calliopesās brother.) is the 2nd commander!
When Maddy got the flame she had flashback/memories of Becca Primeheda getting burned at the stake. Well in season 7- during the episode of Becca actually getting burned at the stakeā¦it panned to Reese helmet and him looking at Becca at the same pov that Maddy saw. Therefore he must have been the 2nd commander in order for maddynti get that memory. š š¤Æ
Also, I am just now paying attention that August (another person in the bunker with Calliope) has the trikru tattoo on his arm and said he is a OG trikru (protest group that Calliope is apart of.) Iām just surprised that I never noticed these things after watching this show so many times. Lol
Iām currently on season 3 on the second to last episode. I thought Alie stopped the people suffering pain however grounders and jaha were getting shot and punched and were clearly reacting with pain
Am I the only one who wasnāt upset or shocked when Clarke shot and killed him? I was never a Bellamy fan, not even from the first episode. He was always doing too much and trying to be Mr. In charge. He helped Pike gun down 300 grounders PROTECTING them because he thought Lexa and co were going to turn on Clarke during the peace talk. This then led down the road to Lincoln getting executed and it started the downfall of his and Octaviaās relationship. I was done after he manipulated Madi into taking the flame after he PROMISED Clarke heād protect her. By the time he told Bill the truth about the flame and trying to take Madiās book, every damn I gave about him was seasons gone. I cried during every death, even Diyoza, and she was a literal terrorist.
I just finished season 7 and I'm pissed with the ending. I don't believe they would turn down an eternal life without pain just so they can be with Clarke for her last years. All Murphy and Emori wanted was an eternal life together, yet when they get it they throw it away for Clarke? Hope, Jordan and Levitt barely knew Clarke. And although I understand Octavia's and Echo's desire to come back since Bellamy wouldn't be with them, I don't think Levitt loved Octavia THAT much to come with her, he barely knew her. Especially after he had a near death experience and felt the fear of death first hand. And I feel like Niylah was extremely irrelevant throughout the whole show. Plus Gaia would stay with Madi, Indra would want the best for her daughter and Madi would need a parental figure after all. With Octavia, Echo, Raven, Indra, Miller and Jackson being an exception, there's no way the rest would choose being mortal just for Clarke, let's be real.
For context, Iām finishing season 6 now (itās my first watch of the show, I started in the summer and am obsessed)
Iām curious about all of the coups and counter factions in all of the groups the sky people encountered and whether their destruction was inevitable because of in fighting or if skaikruās attempts at mediation and intervention were somewhat helpful?
Like the grounders interclan fighting and issues, especially with Azgeda/icekru initially wanting to place a commander; at least by Primfaya 100 members would be saved in the bunker even if they were pretty much gone after the valley was destroyed.
Also, aside from being killed, the Mountain Men also had a numberable amount of dissidents, but I personally doubt they wouldāve intervened before all of Skaikru were harvested, if only out of fear and not lack of empathy.
Then, Diyozaās crew of people were already at the edge of rebellion and were spurred on by Murphy, it seemed like they mightāve destroyed themselves before Octavia decided/needed to take the valley.
And now that people truly know what the primes were doing to preserve their lineage, the people of Sanctum feel betrayed and angered.
Is all of this Skaikruās fault for pointing out and exploiting the ideological differences to save themselves, or did Skaikru try their best to save as many people as they could and mend the differences between the ruling and oppositional groups?
I think Skaikru shouldnāt have intervened, given how theyāre not saints just because they ātriedā to do better at Sanctum and still failed, and maybe couldāve found a third path to survival, but either way so many people died so itās hard to tell. š„²š„²š„² I just think itās ironic that Skaikru kept having to put their own issues aside to work the two sides to their survival at every step of the way.
No S7 spoilers please!
Did anyone else realized Finn from the 100 played Brian in Netflix's show the good girls?! I have seen the good girls atleast 10 times over and I never noticed that Brian was Finn! I'm just kinda shocked so sharing then news.
Hey guys.
so Iāve read a lot about who of The 100 is still alive and those are 4 ppl.. but through the seasons, how much were alive then? in season 1 we started with 100. in season 2 it was 48? with Octavia, Finn and Murphy not being in the mountain it was more.. and then season 3? season 4? 5? 6?
and another question I think is totally overlooked: how much of Skaikru is still alive ? like ppl who was born in the Ark? it has to be much less than 100 because of the bunker and the fighting pit, then another war and deaths of some main characters..
are there any numbers? did someone count it ? š
iām rewatching again and i noticed in the first few seasons everyone treated raven like crap. she didnāt deserve how she was treated. i especially hated when abby slapped her bc clark left the camp, and she didnāt even apologize to her
Had this debate with my friends and they picked the ark?????? im sorry but ice nation is bad but the ark was basically the worst in terms of living š
Who has the best character arc in your opinion. Not your fav character but who drives the story in a way that makes sense. Mine is Kane
Who has the best character arc in your opinion. Not your fav character but who drives the story in a way that makes sense. Mine is Kane
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To me Jaha made the most sober minded decisions and his heart was always in the right place. People hate him for his actions while being chipped but donāt hold the other characters responsible for what they did under Alieās control.
He kept the people on the Ark alive. He saved his people when he found the bunker. He made the right choice to move into the bunker, if it wasnāt for plot armor Octavia wouldāve died in the conclave.
The other leaders Clarke, Bellamy, Octavia, Abby, etc all act extremely irrationally for at least a season in the show. Jahaās villain season was only because he was chipped.
Last but not least the actor is great and Jaha is a fucking unit.
My friend & I were talking about the show & realized we donāt remember anything else happening with that scene where Octavia was bit in the river. Iām sure it was just used for story progression so they didnāt bother making a ārealā monster but Would have been kinda cool I think to explore that more