(The 100) Appreciating the fact this show was so serious and weighed moral choices, especially for a CW network show. Looking back no wonder it had me!

The Blood Reina arc in the bunker with the fighting pits was pretty wild

Genuinely one the best shows ever if you pretend season 5 is the end. Season 6 is actually one of my favorite seasons in the show but its so closely connected to season 7 that it cant end on its own as a standalone while season 5 ending could work as an ending.

Really good show. It kind of lost me after the time skip and I never finished it but I may go back and watch it again sometime. Seasons 2 through 4 were all really good

Say what you like but Clarke is a Mass MURDER, like she knows MURDA. On two separate occasions she has murdered Two large groups of people. I love her but man she shouldn’t sleep so well at night.

The first few episodes of this show were really hard to get through. I turned it off halfway through the first episode on my first attempt. The final straw for me was the kids landing on Earth and saying “We’re back bitches!” That being said, after those first two episodes the show really took off. Ot didn’t just tease insanity, it embraced it and ran with it. It got crazier and more off the rails with each subsequent season. In the end, that’s what made it work and what made it so much fun.

For those of you that haven’t watched and want to understand the basic premise (full series spoilers) >!This is a show that begins with 100 juvenile delinquents being sent to the ground of a post-apocalyptic and believed uninhabitable Earth to try and restart humanity, and ends with all of mankind joining an extraterrestrial galaxy-wide hivemind (this is also presented as a good ending).!< No, i am not joking. That is literally how it begins and ends. The 100 imo is a show that could do with a reboot/reimagining. It has a great premise, and throughout the show they came up with a lot of really neat and unique ideas. The Grounders culture and lore was also really interesting, imo. Unfortunately the showrunner was an egomaniac that got waaay too high off his own success and he effectively torpedoed a number of characters/actors storylines for personal reasons. And if you ever read any of the scripts he wrote himself you would immediately understand it was the people around him that made the show what it was. There is a reason he has exactly zero imdb credits since the show ended. Reboot the series with a competent showrunner and some solid young actors and it could have a real Battlestar Galactica moment. It really does have a lot of good ideas and fun playgrounds to dance around in. Reign in the crazier bits and keep it a bit more grounded (hehehe) and i think it could be a really solid legit SciFi show as opposed to a punching-above-its-weight CW show.

It’s true, as imperfect as the show was it was really successful at constantly surprising me and you just don’t get writing that feels like this anymore. Clarke killing Finn herself will always be seared in my brain, the stakes were always so clear and well established and the characters were all trapped in that world with impossible choices

Seeing this ridiculous teen drama referred to as 'so serious' was not on my bingo card for today.

One thing I liked about this show was that, eventually, it heavily changed up the status quo every half season. If I wasn't that into the new direction, I just had to wait a bit and it would change again.

As a fan of Stargate SG1, I was kinda shocked to see how The 100 mimicked SG1 in the last 2 seasons where they do a complete reboot of the show.

They only had 100 land, and I am pretty sure 135 of them died by the end of the first season.

Excellent show

Came for the ridiculously stacked cast of hotties, stayed for the story.

Started watching the show during a blizzard and was about to stop at the end of episode three… and then the end of episode three set the tone for the rest of the series and I was hooked.

I love that it always came down to 'do a genocide'.

The 100 is like 3 shows in one. I love it but not everyone does

I just wish they had stuck the landing. That last season almost kills any desire I have for a rewatch

One thing I like about this show is that main character Clarke is a terrible person presented as a tragic hero, but she goes through so much shit for her actions you as a viewer feel satisfied. She mass murders for fun and then plays the woe is me card at every turn, but story punishes her very harshly as well, which I appreciate. Honestly, there are tons of wrong with the 100 but it is a great watch. It flows fast, has a big group of characters so you can always find someone to support, and it has batshit insane anime-like concepts that other TV shows don't go near (like the whole ending). I highly recommend anyone who is into sci-fi shows that take weird turns at each step.

Ahh this was such a good show until it fell into TWD’s trap of villain of the season. The political intrigue in the first bunch of seasons was much more interesting than the new Big Bads.

I don’t remember everything. I remember the beginning being pretty terrible, cheesy. It lost me on the first try but I came back to it and something hooked me even though I was cringing. Then it got really good and even developed some interesting layers.  How do you think it is on rewatch?  I’d be curious to hear what it was like working on this show.