The A.V. Club has been deeply depressing since Univision bought it. I took for granted how things work on the internet. Now everything is either an ad or an intentionally shitty take to encourage everyone on twitter to share.

Eww, but true.

And you’re right. I genuinely can’t believe Indra has lasted this long as a guest character. Don’t get me wrong, both Indra and Adina Porter are outstanding, but still. For such a brutal show and such a huge cast, The 100 can be a little precious about characters while raising the stakes to literal…

Yikes, now you’re hunting down my comments. Obsessed much?

You truly are fucking weird.

Neat. Next time, feel free to fuck off.

lol wow you’re a fuckstick, ain’t ya?

What’s your goal here, exactly? You replied to me in the first place, to antagonize.

“lol”

He’s crying out for help.

Just taking a gander at your comment history shows that all you literally do is talk shit to strangers on here. It’s sad that that’s all you have.

Dude can’t get out of the greys. Antagonizes any and everyone. He’s a real piece of shit. 

Everyone here, like in your personal life, hates you and thinks you’re a dumbass.

You’re consistently a miserable shit head. Work on yourself.

From a complete scumbag like you, I’ll take that as a compliment.

I mean, the show could lean into that. With a small valley and a wide range of people, I can imagine how a bunch of lunatics would decide on who goes and who stays while they restart civilization.

Every space jail character is loony save for the female leader, and the pilot they had kidnapped from space jail.

I agree, this season has really started to stall, which is a shame, because the budget, the sets, the cast - it’s all there. I wonder if the first few episodes had too much momentum, and now the show is filling time until we near the end.

Shout out to my boy Murphy starting a turf war with the toss of a rock.

.... holy shit, seriously?

We’ll miss you least of all.

The fuck was Univision’s plan? Strip AV Club to its bare bones and then sale it for parts?

I don’t doubt that. What I don’t understand is the insistence against standalone episodes. Is Netflix so sure that binge-watchers won’t feel inclined to watch episode after episode unless all the episodes bleed together?