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[Premium Access] The 100 - 1x3 Earth Kills - Group Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2019-01-14 23:09:57
Imported:
2021-01

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The 100 continues with Earth Kills! I kind of wish they would have left Wells alive it seemed like he had a lot of story potential. At the very least the show establishes that it's willing to off anybody at a moments notice.

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The 100 1x3 Final

Comments

MarkyO

Forgot about this show. Almost thought we had a triple drop of MHA and would have needed to change my shorts.

Adam is Magic

From here on The 100 gets better and darker. Also Wells being killed was the moment that hooked me on the show.

Adam is Magic

Can you remove subtitles in the reaction video next time? You can leave it on when watching the show if you want to.

George Byrd

I mean they wouldn’t send their actuall doctors and farmers down because of earth wasn’t survivable then they would be fucked. You send the teenagers because if it turns out that earth isn’t survivable. Then you need all the valuable people you can get so you can maybe find another ay to survive or at least longer. It’s not really coincidence that Monty and others have those certain skills. You’ll see later

Alex sh

I am very very curious if this show will survive for them. It’s more pure drama than anything

Anonymous

This show gets sooooooo good. I'm pumped.

olof

This is where it all began...anyone can be a killer in the wrong circumstances. I'm glad they killed off Wells early on - he would have been the unnecesarry character that gets sidelined by the others.

Randy Neal

To Marketa's point, there are a limited number of people on the arc. So, every child would learn one of the jobs on the station to eventually replace the generation before them. So it makes sense that the members of the 100 would have some limited skills necessary like medical and botany.

Able

I would STRONGLY recommend you guys binge the first season as fast as you can. Season 2 is where it all gets going and I think you guys will have a lot of fun!

Able
>>18914626

If they make it into season 2 I’m sure most of them will keep watching.

Anonymous
>>18913682

I like the subtitles. Helps with shitty audio and when they talk over scenes.

Jules Eris

Yeah this show starts off rocky but season 2 and 3 is some of the best sci-fi I’ve ever seen. Very original.

Anonymous
>>18917168

Yea it is rocky but not as bad as ppl making it out to be

Lalisa Truong

This was where the show really started to hook me in!

DougRaw
>>18914790

Isn't that like the opposite of Marketa's point or did I not get something

Anonymous

hey stupid question, but can can anyone link me their ep 1 reaction? I can't find it :(

Anonymous
>>18926070

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0TG6F-n1dU" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0TG6F-n1dU</a> It's an older reaction :)

Anonymous

Note that it's not radiation causing the blistering etc. The cloud would be some kind of sulfur-based compound - sulfuric/sulfurous acid, mustard gas, etc. Radiation blistering takes much longer to occur, and any radiation which could cause anything that quickly would also massively irradiate the surrounding area as well. Regarding spacing (and other science) - I wouldn't read to much into it - it's generally really bad. This is not hard SciFi. They ignore orbital mechanics, how spin gravity actually works, etc. Spacing wouldn't cause anywhere near as much acceleration as was shown.

Anonymous

Just realized - of course it wasn't a hatch. It was a hatchBACK.

Yani Reid

"Nobody gets killed on this show" 😂😂😂 but also 😢😭😭😫😫

Anonymous

They sent the 100 because they were using up air, and they were due for execution. If they sent "a few scientists" down there, they may have died immediately. They also needed to account for variation, so a wide group of test subjects would be smarter than just a few.

Cls

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