If Monroe's any indication, as long as we never learn Harper's first name, she should be okay.

There's a difference between killing someone for revenge and killing someone because they're going to try to kill you. When Clarke chose to spare Emerson, she did so because her reasons for killing him would not be the right ones.

Oh my god, I just pictured a cheerful, smiling Pike telling his class, "Today, we're going to disect a pine cone!"

I'm assuming, once Murphy's thrown in whatever dungeons Polis has, he'll find Kane and Pike already there.

But she doesn't know how Jaha came by that information, or who else he may have shared it with. If she kills him right off the bat, what's stopping one of his allies from just blabbing the truth all over Polis?

Too bad Kane didn't make that offer until after Clarke killed Cage's dad. They were kinda past negotiating at that point.

Isn't Avatar sort of ultra-conservative, with anyone who tries to change Na'vi orthodoxy being, at best, deluded, and at worst an out-and-out villain?

It just occurred to me that Murphy could have avoided all his troubles this episode if only he was a better person. A decent person, upon being reunited with Emori, would have asked if she'd ever found her brother, and the fact that she wouldn't be able to remember Otan would have tipped him off that Emori wasn't…

Depends what the chips are made of, I suppose.

I kinda want him to go full Cleopatra and introduce himself to the next Commander by being unfurled from inside a large carpet.

I mean, you KNOW that giant candle tower has gotta fall over before the season is done.

I loved the little touch that Jasper and Monty were the only two not to hug goodbye, and they both clearly realize it and are kinda uncomfotable with the situation.

I'm not sure if they can literally shove the chip down someone's throat, what with Alie's free will programming, but they could probably make her take it at gunpoint.

Thing is, since ALIE doesn't actually need to sit (since she's not actually there), the only reason for her to be on the throne is because of how it looks. So did Becca program her to like showing off her new status, or is that one of those emergent behavior things?

Are there any new sci-fi shows starting up that need a guy to stand around a console a lot?

Yeah, in the books there's a bit of a love triangle with Clarke initially being with Wells before getting together with Bellamy. Book!Bellamy is a pretty different character, though.

It says a lot about this show that the death of a long-time recurring character, a regular character's funeral, and a diabolical computer program mind controlling a head of state is as close as The 100 gets to a light, fun breather episode.

The best piece of political satire The Simpsons ever did was the opening to "Much Apu About Nothing", where a single bear wandering into a residential neighborhood instantly transforms in the public consciousness into a constant bear menace that must be dealt with. Then, when they find out the grossly overkill Bear…

Technically, Lana being 3/4 black would still make her a quadroon, it's just the "quad" part would refer to her European heritage rather than her African heritage.

At some point, though, one of them was bound to ask why Clarke was suddenly walking through the woods outside Arkadia in the middle of the night. And I'm doubting they spent the entire car ribe to Niylah's sitting in silence.