7 Season
100 Episode
The 100 - Season 7 Episode 5 Welcome to Bardo
Survival isn't who you are. It's who you become.
Octavia gets to know a whole new world. Meanwhile, Murphy and Emori play make believe.
- Year: 2020
- Country: United States of America
- Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama, Action & Adventure
- Studio: The CW
- Keyword: based on novel or book, self-discovery, space colony, space travel, post-apocalyptic future, space, survival, apocalypse, nuclear catastrophe, based on young adult novel
- Director: Jason Rothenberg
- Cast: Eliza Taylor, Bob Morley, Lindsey Morgan, Marie Avgeropoulos, Richard Harmon, Tasya Teles
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This show is a hook and really interesting, and most definitely one of the best TV shows I've ever watched. Continually challenged my reasoning on leadership decisions and taking responsibilities, especially when one is faced with few or no options.Lots of gritty moments, full of suspense, and you would always anticipate something would go wrong, even while trying to keep, and negotiate for peace, question always is "from who". Just reflects on the things we do in life itself for survival, relationships are not only questioned but lost and regained-@Thelonius &Marcus, characters sticking together irrespective of their differences-@Murphy&Emori, @Octavia&Bellamy, having an emotional heart amidst decision [email protected] list is endless. Specially loved @Octavia for her spark plug attitude, big-ups to @Murphy- the only thing he couldn't sell to survive is "The Movie Director". Great Movie.
My current favorite **obsession**! I've got to admit that it takes a lot for me to get into a tv series, and The 100 delivers. I like the suspense and the character's strong leadership roles, and compelling performances from the lead actors. _fun facts_ * Bellamy and Clarke are actually married in real life. * David J. Peterson invented the fictional languages of Dothraki and Valyrian for Game of Thrones. He is also the one who developed the Trigedasleng language for The Grounders on The 100.
**The percent of your brain that you need to turn off to watch this** The premise seems interesting, but the writing is hilariously bad. There is scifi written in the 20th century that is more accurate and interesting than this garbage. The anti nuclear themes made me think the original story was written in the sixties, which would have explained a lot, but it's actually from 2013, which makes the "science" even more laughable. The only scifi thing that they got right is the B movie acting. But hey, there's teen drama, so let's make 7 seasons out it!