The 100 (TV Series) Wanheda: Part 2 (2016) User Reviews

She's Back!

[Harun_Karali · 9/10 · 29 January 2016]

The Search for Clarke continues, As they are hot on her trail, But an army stands between them and Clarke, Deciding against drastic action, Kane decides to wait it out in a shallow cave. However Bellamy isn't as patient, Going against orders and racing after Clarke. Why do I get the feeling that his ambition might be the end of him one of these days. I want to mention the new character, Who apparently is the prince of the Ice Nation, But resembles Clarke(whether she wants to admit it or not).

To top it of they ended the show with the character We've been dying to see. Although it was a very brief scene, It was worth the wait. Alycia Debnam-Carey truly brings another depth to this show, I hope they can give her more screen time.

A good episode, but story ark from Avatar?

[simon_97 · 8/10 · 29 January 2016]

Anyone else who felt like this episode contained the same plot line as Avatar: The last airbender? I mean, the banished prince from the enemy nation, searching after the Avatar (in this case wanheda) to redeem his honor. Either way, it was a good episode even though it got a little confusing with the boat sequence. It felt like some of the story was missing. Interesting to find out what happened to the farm station since we for a while thought that there weren't any more survivors. I believe the trip to Mount Weather will cause consequences in the negotiations whit the grounders, but there shouldn't be any doubt for either of the nations to use it in co operation with each other since everyone benefits from that. So looking forward to seeing how they will explain that because it seems like an unnecessary conflict to have. I feel like it's far fetched that the soul of the tall bald guy would continue to exist within the city of light but since it's obviously a delusional place i guess it's possible. Still haven't figured out where they are going with the city of light concept but I'm a bit disappointed that it isn't a real place. But despite my questions it was an overall good episode.

Weird story set-up.

[ououzaza · 8/10 · 14 March 2020]

The story seems weird. Somehow I feels weird watching this. The Ice Nation thing needs more explanation. Otherwise it would be plot hole.

Every minute of this episode was satisfying from start to finish.

[rbeccapp · 10/10 · 28 January 2016]

The 100 fans!!! Listen to me, this was an EPIC episode. Hands down my favorite so far. I JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS EPISODE! I'm so happy right now. Every moment was so deliciously satisfying and beautifully directed, I couldn't take my eyes away from the screen for one second. I will say it again, my FAVORITE episode of the 100 so far! After the last bit of the show, I couldn't stop saying "oh my gosh, that was SOOO good"! Right now i'm just like, a lot of information just exploded inside my brain with so many emotions running through my head! Too many feels! The anticipation bottling up inside me for what happens next is too extreme. So I guess it goes without saying, I cannot wait for next week's episode! Bring it on episode 3!

Solid plot, good character build

[schwarzmd · 8/10 · 28 November 2016]

Very solid plot with good characters introduced, appropriate to the story. The plot is not predictable, and clearly shows this remains a sleeper series. Unfortunately, despite Mad Max making it as a movie to the academy awards, the 100 is still not receiving 1/8th of its fair share. This episode leaves us having to immediately move onto the next one. The introduction of the new character is carefully done so as to leave the audience in suspense of the value or role they may play next. Solid writing. The only limits, however are having to go back to season 2 in order to recall some of Clarke's actual activities that are referred to in the first few episodes. That often happens even in the best series that are Emmy winners.

How bad can it get?

[robert_mccammon · 2/10 · 29 January 2016]

You know, I keep wanting the show to get better. I really thought it was going to be good; but last night I was offended.

1. No cotton, the under the floor girl has gone native... (Inject the writing for 13 year olds.) Amongst her clothing of the locals, she wears a g-string fashion underwear.

Point 1: Writers, are you this desperate?

Point 2: Screw plot.

Point 3: The strap was so out of place that even 'Vikings' would seem

equally strange.

Point 4: Marie Avgeropoulos has done a lot with her character; time the

writers did the same.