The 100

Agree with the above folks. The show has gotten significantly better since the first few episodes.

So will some the adults ever get down to the planet cause know that is the plan but the plot makes me think its adults up there kids down there alone.
If adults came down the kids would have to listen just don't see it happening.

The show is called "The 100", not "The 100 and a few thousand others". I fully expect the rest of the season will be about the slow devolving of the political situation up in the Ark, culminating in a bloody revolt/revolution that ends up with most of the Ark dead or stuck. A few of the named characters will end up escaping down to Earth. Could be wrong, but it just seems they are setting things up to go bad quickly.

Alternatively, the mass landing will go off without a hitch but somehow end up landing off-course. Setting up next season to be a trek to regroup with the adults. Regardless, they'll do whatever deus ex machina they need to keep the adults and the kids separated.

Although at the rate the kids are getting killed, I expect it'll need to be renamed "A Few Dozen" by next season.

Seriously, who didn't realize what the title referenced.

I'm so glad I watch this show. Until now I never knew that the cold of winter could kill you, even when you're camped in the middle of aforestwith a way to makefire.

Ok, I'll let that slide.

Oh, cool, a fallout shelter. They can spend the winter there.
Nope.
Why not?
Cause it's toodirty.

Better find some fucking tauntauns then, bitch.

i thought the oil drum bellamy knocked over was gonna be full of oil and catch fire

octavias plans are pretty awesome, "these berries make everyone hallucinate! LEMME GET THE WHOLE CAMP FUCKED UP NOTHING COULD GO WRONG" hahaha. Now lets add a ton of machine guns (that have bullets that don't work sometimes?) , gonna be pretty rad.

Bellamy is literally male captain janeway

the show got renewed for season 2, so pretty awesome. If you like this, and who doesn't, Crisis is a bit similar except its more 24-ish and supposed to a story wrapped up in single season.

I liked the 300 year old oil soaked optic.

Raes_sl said:

I'm so glad I watch this show. Until now I never knew that the cold of winter could kill you, even when you're camped in the middle of aforestwith a way to makefire.

Ok, I'll let that slide.

Oh, cool, a fallout shelter. They can spend the winter there.
Nope.
Why not?
Cause it's toodirty

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Hey, both are plausible for the same reason. This is a useless bunch of juvenile criminals, they would probably have an even chance of either freezing to death after running out of matches or burning their camp to the ground.

velk_sl said:

Hey, both are plausible for the same reason. This is a useless bunch of juvenile criminals, they would probably have an even chance of either freezing to death after running out of matches or burning their camp to the ground.

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Except they're not useless. Most of the main ones seem to have been trained in their parent's vocation. We've got a medic, a tracker (seriously? how do you practice that on a space station) a botanist, an electrical engineer, etc. And, have you seen those tents they made? Look at the damn framework, lol, that's pro shit.

Freezing to death because the fallout shelter is "disgusting" is not plausible.

Humans gonna human. Glad to see we haven't lost our touch.

Does The CW do Sci-Fi better than SyFy ever did?

Um, yeah? Not like that's hard, so does any random high school drama class.

Oatlord_sl said:

Does The CW do Sci-Fi better than SyFy ever did?

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I don't think so. Certainly it's better atm, but I've still pretty positive about BSG and Stargates.

This show has better BSG human episodes than BSG.

Really good episode, however no mention if Clarks mother lived somehow from that crash, no mention of what is happening to the space colony when it lost a lot of its power and supplies when the life ship or whatever it was called was stolen with only 50% crew, that caused the space colony to have all types of air and power issues.
It don't look like we get and answer next week to any of these questions.

The main focus is quickly becoming the people on the ground, who for all they know may now be completely stranded as their reinforcements just assploded into Earth. By not giving us a 'meanwhile, on the Arc' split storyline it's just making us focus and empathize more with those on the ground. You know, instead of watching one character weep over the mother she thinks is dead while we know she's alive the whole time, we stuck not knowing with the character. It's what I would almost classify as quality writing.

Finn is an interesting character and/or actor. Some episodes, he's shit at delivering his lines. Others, he's really good. I guess having a cast that could just as easily be in a overly angsty high-school melodrama it's to be expected, as they walk a fine line on the C-Dub.

I literally burst out laughing at the mutant horse scene.