Os 100

The 100 was so much better than I expected it to be. Besides the ending, I thought it was a great sci-fi series that i would recommend to any fan of sci-fi. The 100 starts off on a spaceship in the future after the world is destroyed by a nuclear Armageddon. Their are 4,000 passengers in the ship but the resources are dwindling and can't support them anymore. Looking for a solution they send 100 juvenile prisoners back to earth to see if it's livable. Having only lived in space they are unprepared for what is it come, including other human survivors. This show is far from perfect but it is definitely entertaining and worth watching. I enjoyed every season up until the last. It's hard to end a good show and most fail at it and this one is no different. I still would recommend watching it if you're a sci-fi fan though.

The 100 in plot, story, and production is a great show, it's new and has continuing potential to go anywhere it wants. However the flaws in characters have really put it off scale to be a 8/10 to 10/10. As a watcher so many characters don't keep personalities, they flip flop extremely. One day they are enemies and the next they are holding hands. While disaster may bring humans together, it doesn't do it consistently and especially on a regular basis. It really irks me how dramatically and without any context relationships changed. Especially Abby and Kane throughout the entire show. It's like every few episodes they do a reset and forget about the entire rest of the episodes that built on their personality. Its distracting and its disappointing from such a great show. People don't change their minds and entire relationships with people based on a episode, I would understand maybe working towards a season that they finally came together but the flip flopping and lack of any consistent character development is sad.

This show has wonderful potential, and it uses most of it.

Before watching the 100 you have to accept the obvious: it is a drama put on by the CW (the same folks that brought you 90210) about a group of 100 teens left stranded on earth by a society that has been living in space for a century. It is needless to say that the show is going to ask viewers to suspend their disbelief for the 40 minutes it takes to watch an episode.

A lot of people tend to criticize the show for being unrealistic scientifically. The problem with this being that of course the show is going to be unrealistic. You have to accept that the premise of the show is that 100 teens get stranded on earth by their race of space people 100 years after a nuclear disaster.

Sometimes television programs don't abide by standard rules of physics, or any kind of science for that matter. Sometimes that's what television is there for - to give you a break from the believable.

If you are a stickler for scientific accuracy or a big fan of classic sci-fi the reality is that this might not be the show for you. If, however, you are someone looking for something exciting and (honestly) addicting to watch you might be in luck.

In regards to the script I can honestly say that I suffered through 90210 cringing all the way and while some of The 100's script might be a little cringe-worthy to start, it is certainly much better than most (if not all) of the teen dramas on television.

This is a good show! You just have to accept what you're getting yourself into.

I understand why some people give it 10/10. If you like to be shocked and can disregard logical thinking you will enjoy this. Characters always choose the worst option which results in the most catastrophic and shocking way. 6 years old can make better decisions than characters in this series. But definitely give it try. You might be able to enjoy it.

The series was off to a slow start, but it is getting better and better. The premise is original and fun, and it keeps you on the edge of your seat. There is no doubt about it that this show is one to keep an eye on, it seems it gets darker each episode, but with that said that could also end up killing the show as a lot of viewers have accepted its violence so far because it has been done tastefully, without too much gore. Most of the bloodier scenes take place in a dark place or is carefully done by camera angles to get the point across but to not upset the CW's typical viewers, and this is great in a world of The Walking Death and Game of Thrones, etc. It's a welcome method of delivering the same intensity without being overly grotesque.

There are too many negative comments on this website regarding this show, it's getting good! I expect to see this series renewed soon.