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From this article which is incredible btw: The 100 Season 7 Robbed Us in 100 Different Ways
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Just gonna leave this here:
From this article which is incredible btw: The 100 Season 7 Robbed Us in 100 Different Ways
Beliza being cuties!
Oh my god they’re so adorable and in love 🥺💕
How come I just now found out that JRoth bullied Ricky Whittle??? WTF??!
His 2016 interview is still hella relevant btw:
God it makes my blood boil just thinking about how Jason basically forced him out of a show he loved. I have no doubt he did something similar to Bob.
Anyway, Ricky Whittle is incredible and American Gods is incredible so everyone should watch it and one more time for good measure, FUCK YOU JASON ROTH-TURD!!!
Okay so I didn’t watch the last episode for obvious reasons but what I’ve gathered was that transcendence has something to do with aliens which makes absolutely no sense to me and I really don’t understand why the cultists were right?
But really, if I’m being honest, the entire plot line this season didn’t make a lot of sense, seemed way out of left field, and was uninteresting to say the least.
I guess I can just add this season to the growing list of stories that I loved more than anything that stabbed me in the back. Guess I’ll start rewriting for therapeutic purposes.
I can’t believe JRoth is trying to say it’s Bob’s fault that Bellamy wasn’t there in the end. Nah, man. It’s your fault for being a shit writer. He could’ve had a happy ending but you had to kill him off bc he said he needed time off for his mental health.
In hindsight, this is where it should’ve ended...
Me only two moods for that shitshow:
“Bellamy died for his beliefs” bullshit, he died for bad writing
I just want to take a moment to talk about how awful Book Two is.
There’s obviously been no planning. At all. I’m not saying that the writers had seasons one to five fully planned out, but they always managed to build up to the next season!
In season one, they introduced Mount Weather by mentioning it several times, and they also introduced the conflict with the Grounders, both of which are central plots in season two.
In two, they continued building on the conflict with the Grounders, and also set up Clarke to become Wanheda. The introduction of Lexa and the Commanders and the grounder culture also played into season three.
In season three, there wasn’t really a lot setting up the Praimfaya plot until the last minute, but they set up a conflict with Azgeda, as well as the issue of not having a Commander which made things problematic in four.
In season four, they were building up to Praimfaya, setting up both the Second Dawn bunker, and they sent spacekru to the ring last minute, and also established Clarke and Madi’s relationship, as well as the prisoners.
Season five doesn’t set up season six at all. Season five is a sort of ending to the show as we know it, and we barely know anything going into the sixth season.
When we arrive in Sanctum, the first couple of episodes aren’t really that bad. It just feels kinda disconnected from the rest of the show, because we are on a new planet with no real idea about anything. And this feeling about not knowing anything is one that sticks throughout book two.
Season six has two clear plots. The body-snatching Primes plot, and the anomally plot. I saw another post pointing this out, but we can literally remove the body-snatching and still have pretty much the same story for season seven. It left no impact at all, save to introduce Gabriel and Sheidheda. We can literally remove everything else, and the Bardo-plot in seven will play out pretty much the same.
And then there is the Bardo plot. I for one do not thing that season six sets that up at all. Yes, it introduces the anomally, but, when we see it, it’s this thing that is constantly open? Correct me if I’m wrong, but the portal is just open, leading to what we will later come to know as Sky Ring. Why? Why would they leave that portal open? It is almost like they changed what the anomally was between six and seven. We have Octavia returning with some strange markings on her back, completely healed, and then we have Hope showing up last minute to take her back to Bardo and that’s it. That’s the only introduction we get.
Seven comes around, and we have absolutely no idea what is going on. At all. Everything is unknown, and the show intends to keep it that way. So many things about this new world is never explained, and I have to check if I am still watching the same show because it is way too much to introduce in the final season.
There is one episode left, and I still feel like I have no idea what is going on. It feels like the show waited until last minute to decide if it is a war or a test, and now we have 40 minutes to solve what feels like Avengers Endgame. It’s too much.
Maybe if they had done the pacing differently, had a third season for book two, rather than just two seasons, or actually planned ahead, it wouldn’t feel like a high school student going off the rails to make his short story long enough to meet the word requirements. I could also talk about how the story itself is super odd, how pretty much all the plotlines feels like they were randomly selected by throwing darts at a board, and how they are most likely written like this because of drama backstage, but that’s for another post.
I’ve compared it to the final season of Game of Thrones before, and it feels like they are gearing up to fight the White Walkers while simultaneously having Jon killing Daenerys because she had a character development that changed her for no reason two episodes ago. And it’s too much.
No matter how the 100 ends, it’s going to be bad. There is no way they can possibly scramble a satisfying ending out of this mess. Maybe if they had been given two more seasons after five to wrap things up, they could have planned things out a bit better.
Oh wait.
To everyone too scared to write fanfic because the characters will be ooc, remember it cannot be worse than season 7 of The 100
Bellarke AU
If other universes exist I hope we’re happy somewhere. That there are universes where history doesn’t pull us apart and we become a tragic story full of sorrow and regret, ones where we don’t become our own undoing that only history would remember us for. I know in this story we could never belong to each other, but if there is another universe, another story, another us I hope we can love each other until our dying day.
— history became cruel to star-crossed lovers, they could never end up happy | our violent ends. //t.cÂ
Omg but what if Bellamy took the night blood serum with Clarke and stayed on earth with her. They’d totally have been a couple in that five year gap and had Madi along with their own child 👀
it’s the intentionally making a woman who just had a miscarriage in real life play out a traumatic scene where she brutally loses her child for me.
I haven’t watched since Bellamy died but I just saw that clip and oh my god how horrific. You can tell it was not acting. The way she says “my baby” through her tears just...how fucking dare they do that to her. I hope Eliza is okay. She deserves the world.
The 100 fandom when the show ends
WHAT WAS IT ALL FOR?! WHAT KIND OF MESSAGE IS THIS?! Someone please help me understand because nothing makes sense anymore.
“He looked at her…like the whole world could crumble and he wouldn’t blink.”
This means everything. You know why? Bc even if Bellarke never happened on the show (or never was planned to happen, who really knows) we saw real love on our screens. The way Bob looked at Eliza on screen wasn’t just Bellamy looking at Clarke, it was real pure love. This whole time we were watching two people fall for each other and it was real. 🥺
wow im so glad that the 100 decided to end the show at season 5 with bellamy and clarke embracing as they looked at a new planet. that was such a good ending and im super glad they didnt do anything else after that whatsoever