And we got this kind of filler. Non-relevant characters and little progression of story. This episode is kinda suck.
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You know series is about to end.
ououzaza8 June 2020
Good episode
handaraniitalia5 June 2020
How did Raven and Jordan got one suit from the disciplines in the beginning of the episode?
Neptune16514 October 2022
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I'm so confused about Jordan. He is from the people of The 100/ark of course. But alliance whise, is he with The 100/ark or with the people of sanctum/"Russell" or just making his own plan getting all positive benefits from all the groups? S1 Raven was fine with building a bomb that killed the grounders on the bridge and rigging the drop ship to kill hundreds of grounders. S2 Raven was fine with handing Clarke a knife to kill Lexa. And let's not forget that Raven was willing to let Finn take the rap and possibly be executed when he turned 18 for her crime on the Ark. So please forgive me if I find Raven getting on her moral high horse in subsequent seasons to be a little hypocritical. She seems to conveniently forget the rotten things she did in the past. And well, I guess we found out what Echo does when she has no one to follow, and I'm a bit disappointed. I feel like any character development she had went right out the window. But objectively, she made the right move by betraying Orlando. Other than that, I loved the episode and am dying to know more about Bardo, the Disciples and the "last war that mankind will wage" (and I'm dying to know what this war is - who the heck are they fighting?). They reek of a religious cult but we've seen that a couple of times before on this show. Could they have been Second Dawn cult members who traveled to Bardo via the wormhole from Etherea (offline, so maybe it's Earth)? And the Bardo lifestyle described by Orlando sounds pretty terrible. That frozen planet Clarke and company landed on is called Nakara and I've been checking definitions in several languages but still can't glean any clues. But why didn't our gang grab the Ironman suits from the Bardo guys?
all good except that
ryan-hanna4 June 2020
The worst episode yet in this season, but still a pretty good one
eduusito4 June 2020
Warning: Spoilers
This episode had some interesting plots. I have to say that Raven's plot was the most important to me, because it felt like it was necessary to put Raven into Clarke's skin, to make difficult choices that ends with a moral issue, and that's what Raven did, she "killed" a few to save the many. In fact, she put in danger Emori and Murphy, hopefully they had nightblood and they could do the job properly. Secondly, I liked the fact that Sheidheda is starting to take over some control of his own, I mean, he is learning how to deal with all of the problems that surrounds him, he is going to become a great villain, I think. To add, Indra and Gaia were highlights in this episode, in my opinion. I mean, Clarke is alwaysa highlight, but I appreciate the fact that they are using other characters to develop them, and I think they are fantastic in their own terms.
After all of this, in the next episode, will begin the real thing in this season. This little arc in Sanctum was neccesary, because not doing so, it could have been a huge plot hole. Now, it's time to start with the anomaly problem, and we will learn more about the invadors from SPOILERS Bardo.
This season is getting better and better, and they are doing a great job.
This ep made me despise Raven
Neptune16514 October 2022
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This is def a filler ep. I didn't like it at first. I felt like it was pointless and not progressing with the storyline, however as time went on i started to see why they place this ep within the story. My fav eps from here on out are 4, 5, 8, & 13 with 5 & 8 being my top 2. The rest are great as well but not as great as those lol. Sorry but I'm not feeling this season. Bellamy's absence gave a bigger blow to the season than I expected. I usually see Clarke's character as bland but there's something off with Eliza's performance, it's like she's bored and sick of the show. Every episode, I find more choices that don't make sense in how they put the scenes. For example in 703 right after the scene when Raven is beaten by Trey's wife, which is a very intense, they suddenly cut to a boring talk between Clarke and Gaia. And this episode was crammed as hell. The first scene in Sanctum is with the disciple on a table, they didn't even have time to show us where they got him from. Jordan spent the first 3 episodes focused on Russel & his followers and looking disapprovingly of Clarke & co. And now just forget about Russel, he's besties with Clarke & co. Sorry but I (just like most fans) haven't been able to connect with Jordan's character. And Nilah, Why did this character stick with the show for this long while interesting characters like Luna were abruptly killed off. Even Miller didn't say goodbye to Jackson, and Clarke seemed to forget about Madi. I swear it's like; hey Bellamy & co are in trouble, yeah let's leave all the fighting factions in Sanctum, Murphy & Indra can handle that! The scene where they ask Hope about memory capturing came out of no where, it's like the show had to introduce it so they just shoehorned it in a quick scene. Finally, like 703 had the best use of Murphy's character, (when Raven locked him with Trey, no one else could've pulled this off) this episode used Echo the best, her betrayal worked because she's the spy.
Ravens ruthless
cruise015 June 2020
(2.5 out of 5 stars).
This episode feels lost with its main storyline. Another episode filler with Raven needing a team to help stop a radiation leak. While Russell imprisonment divides the people.
The episode was boring. I am over the story with Russell. This season is lost with its storytelling.
This episode feels lost with its main storyline. Another episode filler with Raven needing a team to help stop a radiation leak. While Russell imprisonment divides the people.
The episode was boring. I am over the story with Russell. This season is lost with its storytelling.
Boooooriiiiiing!!!
Abdulxoxo26 August 2020
Are we doing this again? Radiation again? End of the world again? Characters making hard choices again? Unknown new characters introduced then get killed later on again? Are they still mentioning Abby again? Filler episode again?
One of the worst episodes ever.
Splarke224 June 2020
Warning: Spoilers
After over 6 full seasons of The 100, Raven was finally met with a difficult, morally grey decision like Clarke has been dealing with for the entirety of the show's run. Seeing her make the heartbreaking choice of having to sacrifice a few lives to save the lives of everyone else was incredible to watch; Lindsey Morgan did a phenomenal job this episode!
As for the ongoing tensions in Sanctum, I keep asking myself.. did the showrunners really think we'd care?! I can't help but find myself not giving a damn about multiple groups of random characters introduced over the course of S6 & S7 constantly being on the brink of conflict. All I care about is Clarke & our other OG characters finding out about Bellamy & Octavia being captured & everything else the anomaly has to offer. By the looks of the preview for 7x04, we'll finally be delving into that! As for 7x03, it was a very very weak episode that was only slightly saved by Raven Reyes.
P.S. If Murphy and/or Emori end up dying from the radiation, that would be such an underwhelming & stupid way to go out for either one of them.. Fingers crossed that doesn't happen!
As for the ongoing tensions in Sanctum, I keep asking myself.. did the showrunners really think we'd care?! I can't help but find myself not giving a damn about multiple groups of random characters introduced over the course of S6 & S7 constantly being on the brink of conflict. All I care about is Clarke & our other OG characters finding out about Bellamy & Octavia being captured & everything else the anomaly has to offer. By the looks of the preview for 7x04, we'll finally be delving into that! As for 7x03, it was a very very weak episode that was only slightly saved by Raven Reyes.
P.S. If Murphy and/or Emori end up dying from the radiation, that would be such an underwhelming & stupid way to go out for either one of them.. Fingers crossed that doesn't happen!
THE TIME FOR FILLER IS OVER
aakshiisrivastava6 June 2020
This is the last season, guys.
We made it.
Seven years of the best, good and okay plots and subplots.
Now, we're three eps in and I'm seeing an half ass performance from Liz taylor and the writing's barely to the par? Eventhough I have no interest in seeing another episode I'll stick around for Bellamy's sake.
Pie Filling Episode
xxxNomadicxxx4 June 2020
This is a final season episode?
zach-spr10 June 2020
This is the worst episode of the past 4 seasons. This is one of my favorite series of the decade, yet this episodes was near unwatchable.
Some people are calling it filler, and it's not really. It's obviously setting some things up. But it's really forcing them in a stupid way that makes much less sense than normal.
Some people are calling it filler, and it's not really. It's obviously setting some things up. But it's really forcing them in a stupid way that makes much less sense than normal.
The worst episode of the show ever
fanrocm4 June 2020
After the wonderful last episode I had high perspective on the this season but no this episode was Soo bad nothing made sense since when Raven was this Savage
The only good thing on this episode was Clarke's line when she was talking to Gaia
Worst Characters Still in the Show
soumeet-1582911 June 2020
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