I couldn't be happier. This episode finally went back to the glory that was The 100 season 2.
Jaha maybe has an idea to rescue everyone instead of just 100. The flame was stolen from Rowan who orders Octavia to get it back. Luna is in need of medical treatment.
This is by far the best episode of The 100 since season 2. I am so surprised that actually nothing bothered me about this episode. Probably because Jasper wasn't in it but overall as well.
The acting was more than solid, everyone did a good job.
The story is not really the most surprising one full of twists and turns, but it is definitely enjoyable.
The characters acted logically. Everyone followed their own beliefs, stayed in character if you will, instead of making one dumb decision after another. (And they did not blame Clarke for everything, but that seems to come around in the next episode again according to the preview).
Clarke and Bellamy shared an amazing scene together. It was pretty emotional and very well acted, which is why it really moved me.
The only thing that kind of bothered me about this episode is that it still feels like this is not leading anywhere. I know, they'll probably find a way to save the majority of the people, but it also feels like this season (or at least the first half) tries to build tension and drama by letting the characters run in circles from one last (or lost) hope to another. Up until now it's alright because it's only the third episode of this season, but if it continues it's going to be a bit old.
Anyways, I really enjoyed this episode and I hope they can keep it up like this for the rest of the season. And then there's the possibility that this show gets back to my Top 3 again.
Jaha maybe has an idea to rescue everyone instead of just 100. The flame was stolen from Rowan who orders Octavia to get it back. Luna is in need of medical treatment.
This is by far the best episode of The 100 since season 2. I am so surprised that actually nothing bothered me about this episode. Probably because Jasper wasn't in it but overall as well.
The acting was more than solid, everyone did a good job.
The story is not really the most surprising one full of twists and turns, but it is definitely enjoyable.
The characters acted logically. Everyone followed their own beliefs, stayed in character if you will, instead of making one dumb decision after another. (And they did not blame Clarke for everything, but that seems to come around in the next episode again according to the preview).
Clarke and Bellamy shared an amazing scene together. It was pretty emotional and very well acted, which is why it really moved me.
The only thing that kind of bothered me about this episode is that it still feels like this is not leading anywhere. I know, they'll probably find a way to save the majority of the people, but it also feels like this season (or at least the first half) tries to build tension and drama by letting the characters run in circles from one last (or lost) hope to another. Up until now it's alright because it's only the third episode of this season, but if it continues it's going to be a bit old.
Anyways, I really enjoyed this episode and I hope they can keep it up like this for the rest of the season. And then there's the possibility that this show gets back to my Top 3 again.