AngmarsKing701
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Great episode. I loved that Lexa could fight like a boss.
Honestly I feel like they needed an extra episode. To show both the feeling of Arkadia after Bellamy and Pike's people's were arrested, who people might side with after the incident, and also show us what happened with Farm Station since they landed, like the tail segment episode in Lost. It probably wouldn't fix Bellamy much but it would go a long way to let us understand Pike and his people; presumably the people in Arkadia know everything but the audience doesn't.
But the thing is, those adults haven't been through a thing. They missed the first grounder war, Clarke decided the battle with Mt. Weather and they have been at peace with the Grounders since. They should end up completely destroyed.
I mean he seems to be self-aware of it that it could be very possible the following rest of the season can course correct somehow, but that doesn't mean it's not problematic now and that they decided against it for the sake of pacing is really weird. Considering 16 episodes and even last season I felt like they had some slower or more breather-like episodes where the entire world didn't seem to be collapsing around them that they had to write their way out of it.I think the show creator mentioned wanting to do this in one of the interviews about S3, but stated that they just had to roll with it due to the season's (relatively) breakneck pace.
That they have until now acted quite predictable, even despite the continued crossing of the borders on the side of the Arkers.What is reasonable about trusting the Grounders?
Muslims in America have integrated themselves very well for decades, but they get shafted every time a terrorist on the other side of the world acts up. We are not a rational people. Evidenced by Republican frontrunners Trump and Cruz, who would probably get a huge boost with a terrorist attack just before the election. Especially since he has been talking for days how the Ice Nation killed so many of his guys.They weren't there but surely they have been told and understand that things are generally better now. To promote someone with such an out of date attitude just seems ridiculous.
I hope they still allude to it with news that Pike himself his responsible. I feel they are somehow building up to this.Honestly I feel like they needed an extra episode. To show both the feeling of Arkadia after Bellamy and Pike's people's were arrested, who people might side with after the incident, and also show us what happened with Farm Station since they landed, like the tail segment episode in Lost. It probably wouldn't fix Bellamy much but it would go a long way to let us understand Pike and his people; presumably the people in Arkadia know everything but the audience doesn't.
The whole Pike plotline is so sudden and annoying. I really hate him.
That they have until now acted quite predictable, even despite the continued crossing of the borders on the side of the Arkers.
She simply didn't know. And once she did, she knew the Arkers would get Clarke back as part of the talks for which they were coming.No they haven't, they have repeatedly acted arbitrary and untrustworthy to the Ark crew. There is literally no grounds for any sort of trust between the two groups. Hell, last week Indra decided to help them look for Clarke but either didn't know Lexa had an open order to capture her or chose not to share that information with them. Then after Clarke was brought before Lexa, Indra didn't tell the Ark crew but immediately followed orders and stood by Lexa's side.
A pre-emptive attack isn't exactly a sound strategy though. Attacking the Ice Nation border guards didn't help them either.Pike is absolutely right to fear a "peacekeeping" force outside of their border, they may be ordered to aid them now but does anyone dispute that if Lexa or any new Commander ordered them to attack Arkadia they wouldn't hesitate for a second? Every time the Ark has allied with the Grounders it has turned out poorly for them.
IGN: I have to ask you about The 100 as well. What is it like leaping into that world and playing this character?
McGowan: It was really cool. That came out of, at San Diego Comic-Con, I was there doing some personal appearance stuff; doing some signing stuff. At the Warner Bros party, I ran into Jason [Rothenberg], who is a big fan of Black Sails and he was negotiating with another actor playing that part and someone who wanted more money. He seemed frustrated and he was like What are you doing? And I was like. I just wrapped on Black Sails. Ive got a couple months and whatnot and he asked, Dude, would you ever consider being on The 100? Theres this part youre perfect for. I dont know how many episodes youre allowed to do [away from Black Sails]. And Mike, my manager, was there.
I knew the show because Bob Morley, who pays Bellamy, is repped by my manager and I know Bob very well. I was literally sitting there with Bob and Bob was like, Jason, he should totally be Roan! And I said, Well listen, Ive only watched a couple episode of this show and I loved it, but like most TV, you cant watch it all. It was kind of a leap of faith where a lead on a show and the show creator is sitting there basically going, Would you do this? And me going, Absolutely, you want me to come have fun with you? Bob, lets go have some fun in Vancouver. Its close to home. Lets go do a some episodes and see what happens. It was really fun and I really enjoyed how in Black Sails, youre 300 years in the past and in The 100, youre 300 years in the future. But its not all that different in odd ways. So it was cool and fun and Ive had a blast with it.
IGN: I know you enjoy action scenes. Was it fun doing the fight scene with lexa?
McGowan: Of course! That was really great. She did such a great job, Alycia [Debnam-Carey]! She was really scared about it. She was like Dude, Im fighting you and I dont know how to sword fight! It was our first training session together and she was much better than she was giving herself credit for and she was like, "I dont know, am I remembering it?" I said, You used to be a dancer, clearly, right? And she goes, How did you know? I told her, Because you can memorize the move. This is all this is. Were going to do a dance together and make it look like were hurting each other but were not going to hurt each other.
It was really fun and it was fun to do it and I think as a father of daughters, I love all these badass women these days. I was just watching Star Wars and I brought my daughter to it and was like, Look, heres this young female, Jedi Knight you can now aspire to and you can decide whether you want to let the dark side of the force take you or the light side of the force and you can explore those things.
She simply didn't know. And once she did, she knew the Arkers would get Clarke back as part of the talks for which they were coming.
A pre-emptive attack isn't exactly a sound strategy though. Attacking the Ice Nation border guards didn't help them either.
She helped find her. If Lexa kept her anyway, she still helped them. As for the assumption, the show didn't give evidence for or against it.1) You're making a big assumption without any support, plus do you think if Lexa stated that she would be keeping Clarke, Indra would disobey orders to help the Ark crew?
It is if they have been living reasonably calm with you, even when you kill their border patrols and move into Mount Weather. The Ice Nation at that point was simply obeying the deal. They couldn't move into Mt. Weather, they weren't allowed.2) I agree the plan was stupid but the idea that Grounders are the enemy is not an unreasonable position.
Just finished up season 2. Powered through seasons 1 and 2 in like two weeks. This show is way fucking better than it has any right being. I'll probably be live with the week to week by the time the next episode airs.
If the Grounder army does end up wanting to attack Arkadia then Bellamy and Pike will end up being the "good guys". It's all about perspective. And considering that they have no idea what's going on in Polis, their reactions seem reasonable enough to me.
I just finished season 2. I wish Clarke die. I don't like her, even tho she is the main character. Bring Octavia as the main protagonist! She is my love.
I just finished season 2. I wish Clarke die. I don't like her, even tho she is the main character. Bring Octavia as the main protagonist! She is my love.
Bellamy was needlessly reckless and impulsive when trying to rescue Clarke from Roan, too. As he was even going waaaay back to s1 when he tried to assassinate Jaha in order to buy his way onto the dropship, or when he destroyed the radio on Raven's escape pod in order to CYA. Most of last season he spent breaking into Mt Weather, which took bravery for sure, but there's precedent for him not really being the smartest or most rational character on the show. He doesn't seem to think about the long term consequences of his actions.
The Vampire Diaries and supernatural had great third seasons, beauty and the beast was always terrible and Arrow was down a bit. I think that are all the current CW shows that finished their third season already.Jasper needs to die he brings nothing to the show. I just know he will be the one to save them all this season. This fool saw his friends get killed left and right and didnt get sad now all of a sudden his puppy love dies he goes insane.
I wonder when they going to kill off the new King since he's on Black Sails. I doubt he be a regular on both.
Seems like this show might suffer from the season 3 curse on CW.
The One and Done;195211067 said:Octavia on the other hand is amazing and way under utilized.
Most of their third season shows didn't go downwards. Even Originals doesn't, it just shows problems that the show had since season 1.I dont watch them but I do watch Originals and Arrow. Arrow season 3 was shit and so far I dont like The Originals season 3 at all.
Good job Bellamy, you fucking moron.
I expected the King to kill his mum with the spear.
When Clarke talked to him before the fight, was she proposing that he marry Lexa? Or just to kill the Queen instead.
I almost get the feeling that Clarke ends up Queen. Then Bellamy finally becomes Darth Lamy
All men becomes an idiot after their girlfriend is dead apparently (or in Finn case, suspected dead) in this show.
I would agree, but after the latest episode I think it may turn out to be the most harmless one yet.I've officially powered through all of the available episodes. The City of Light seems like the type of narrative arc that will tank a good show.
I would agree, but after the latest episode I think it may turn out to be the most harmless one yet.
Like, fuck.