Wow, I feel like we watched two totally different episodes. I got distracted all the time because I found this episode to be absolutely boring.

In this show basically everybody gets fucked over by strangers time and time again. Don't get why Sansa always gets this special treatment from so many viewers especially compared to the hardships so many others had to endure (Theon, Bran, Grey Worm …).

Dunno. Imo the weakest 100 finale to date. Just felt like been there, done that but a lot cornier this season (C'mon the kill switch for the AI's a literal switch within a computer program …. Okay)

I wonder how Dany's Breaker Of Chains approach will play out with the Dothraki who are pretty much in love with raping and enslaving everybody they conquer … Doesn't seem all too compatible

Imo The 100's still one of the best TV shows atm. It certainly never gets boring. When I coincidentially watched the first episode the show just looked like another show about pretty teenagers but has since developed into an engaging, rich world full of drama, hardship and tough moral choices. Happy they renewed for…

I thought the same as soon as Abe started to talk about kids and being optimistic about the future. Just reminds you of Denise and all the others who said something about hope, love, a happy ending etc. That's usually TWD code for I'm next in line to bite the dust.

Soo, good old blood and gore (cutting off heads and limbs, stabbing/shooting/gutting people or just punching a chopped off head in its face) is ok but they draw the line at one fuck per season (or showing boobs for that matter)?

Right? Eli lying? I'ver never read anything more slanderous in my entire life!

Guess you could also call it "Mick"

Yeah of course. But I was talking about that he was quiet (as in didn't talk) when they were walking through all the zombies in the house.

Lol come on, he was quiet when moving through the ground floor of the walker full house - And on the street he suddenly wants to talk to his Mommy?? What is he even gonna ask in that situation? If they could make a detour to the grocery to see if there are any more chocolate cookies?

It's not posibble to post screenshots here but when you look at the wide shot of the scene, there where at least 200 walkers packed in the alley. No matter if covered with Nick or his guts (even when I don't get how fresh guts should help here at all) him surviving would be nothing short of a miracle.

Agreed. The reviewer and his video buddy seem to keep their hopes up though. Wishful thinking? Dunno.

Gist of this episode, Alexandrians are morons and no good deed goes unpunished.
Other valuable lessons:

Amazing how Morgan is such a great fighter but is still weakening the group so much with his Don't Kill Zen philosophy.

Good point. In the end, a lot of the characters' actions lack credibility. Eg the father searching through the junkie church alone at night in the pilot, the mum approaching the undead principal after she already was nearly bitten the night before or everybody being tightlipped about what they witnessed.

You mean the protest before, I was talking about the riot on the streets thereafter.

He didn't pick up his phone and hung up on his Dad when he called from his house. Not exactly a lot of time for explanations there. Besides, with his "I gotta fight for our rights" attitude he wouldn't have listened to/believed his father anyway.

My thoughts exactly. Besides, without his little "teen rebel" routine they wouldn't be in this shitty riot situation now. Definitely no 1 on my whiny teenage hitlist too (at least for this week)

I agree. Probably we as viewers are too far ahead with our knowledge out of TWD but still, her character was extra-special annoying this week: