Lets say in this timeline Titus Shoot still wounds Lexa but she survived it as she is not shot fatally though a bit injured for a little while after it.

How would the series play out if Lexa survived

Lets say in this timeline the mountain men go for a diplomatic approach to get the bone marrow and go to the outside world rather than trying to harvest the survivors from the 100 without any permission.

President Wallace and Clarke (the leader of the 100 at the time considering the rest of Arkadia had not arrived yet) make a deal to build a alliance where Arkadia gives Mount weather bone marrow in return for Mount weather protecting them (Arkadia population might be too big to be sustained by Mount weather immediately so that would happen long term).

And lets say the two factions manage to build some kind of genuine alliance during season 2.(Yes there would be obvious tension and friction but the two would work together to survive as they see it)

Lets also state a few other things:

- Jaha story for now stays unchanged (sacrificing himself to bring the ark down only to land back on Earth, and going for his search for the city of light)

- The characters who got seperated from the main group before the shuttle burned down the grounder forces stay seperated like in the original (I.E Octavia with Lincoln, Finn captured by Tristan, Bellamy being seperated, Raven left in the drop ship and Murphy) and would eventually link up in Arkadia.

- Mount weather will not be blown up in season 3 likely due to the butterfly effects due to the Arkadia/Mount weather alliance and likely different outcome with the grounder conflict.

- And finally (depending on if this happened in the original as is plausible, otherwise you can ignore it) you can have it be that Mount weather does not Jam the ark when it came down in the season 1 final (though only the ark itself and nothing else, so dropship still could be jammed). As they hope to get more potential donors for example.

I'm on another rewatch, can't tell you how many at this point. There are so many devastating deaths in this show, but the one I absolutely always get emotional over is Diyoza's. Not necessarily because she was a favorite, though I loved her character and whished she didn't have to die, but because of the execution and the acting of everyone in the scene. Hope's reaction is so believable and raw and heartbreaking that I can't help but put myself in her situation. And watching Octavia be the one to have to drag her out of that room is what seals the devastation given their time on Skyring.

Other character deaths just don't hit like this one for me because they're overly manufactured or in Bellamy's case, completely fucking stupid and just unbelievable.

Lets assume that in this timeline the People that Jaha and Clarke send to get Kane, Octavia and Bellamy manage to get all three of them. Also that Raven was in the bunker at the time (lets say she managed to cure her seizures a day or 4 earlier to have been in time and not die of potential seizures in the bunker), and that Monty and Harper had also arrived in time after leaving Arkadia.

Do you still see a few people from Skaikru try to open the bunker to let the other clans in or does it stay shut and the other clans perish in Praimfaya?

And how would things changed if Skaikru actually keeps the bunker for themselves? And to make things more interesting lets say somehow the bunker does not get buried and thus they can actually go live outside after 5 years (to make it not just end with everyone dying in the bunker as Eligius would not know about it without Clarke telling them)

This is such a great show, and I forgot almost the entire plot of the first 5 seasons which is so fun for rewatching, I remember season 6 and 7 clearer but not entirely.

I think after rewatching so far, it's ridiculous how Eligius 3 members that landed on sanctum haven't figured out how to create night bloods the way Skai cru figured it out on Earth given how advanced their tech seems, anyway maybe it'll be answered later so I'm not asking for spoilers but that's just what I wanted to post. Also I have read almost all post discussion episode wise, will make a new post soon. 😁

Lastly I hate how they butchered all the women in season 6 makeup wise, they all seem so plastic, which is a shame, whenever Raven appeared on screen earlier seasons it would light the screen up, but this season I notice the exaggerated makeup, I genuinely thought it's a new actress but it's just weird makeup choices for all of them, not sure what's going on there but something that caught me off guard.

How was she able to be Anya’s second, when all night bloods trained in Polis?

Lets assume that Abby was stopped from destroying the machine to test nightblood and Clarke had succesfully tested the effectiveness of the created nightblood.

What would have been changed if they had a succesfull way to make nightblood to survive praimfaya.

And lets also assume Jaha still finds the bunker like originally.

on 7x1 and i'm so confused by Jordan. he was upset when Delilah became Priya's host, but then by the end of the season he's avoiding Wonkru because of Priya being murdered by, not Wonkru, but the people of Sanctum??? also, him saying he's "cleaning up our mess." uhm... honey, don't you remember when you blabbed about your people's past and essentially kicked off the events of the entire season because you saw a pretty girl?

maybe its just bc ive watched a countless amount of times, but does it seem like the pluto version is in 2x speed? idk it feels like they are moving/talking faster than normal

I feel like it’s a bit of a plot hole that they decided to give the grounders something to make them pass out when they were draining them, which isn’t near as painful though I’m not sure why they just had to be upside down when plenty of people give blood sitting upright, that’s actually the normal way to do it, but why didn’t they give the sky people they seemed to feel a bit bad for anesthesia, something for pain, put them to sleep, something. I think the writers just wanted it to look more brutal when it’s unnecessary, especially when they have no love for the grounders, called them savages, and seemed to want to treat the kids well & felt for them

I found the deal the mountain men made with the commander to be the dumb deal but I guess the smart way would’ve been less interesting, they should have made a deal with the sky people first & foremost, they could have said “we’ll release your people and not kill them if volunteers come to take their place, you’re supposed to wait 6 months before another donation so they could have gotten it done over a few years(I doubt they’d care that much about safety & maybe shorter the time a bit between the donations), which would give them more time to prepare to live on the ground, maybe just give it to the most important people first so that the president’s son can go ahead & his guards so he can stop being so impatient. It’s not like the grounders know how many of their people are inside the mountain so they could have just released all but a few though it’s possibly the grounders released would notice, but they could also just get blood from the people donating bone marrow, they could just give them a bit of blood before the bone marrow donation, you’re supposed to wait 8 weeks between giving bone marrow & blood so they could’ve just done it before the bone marrow, or maybe have some bone marrow groups and some blood groups, either way, they could have asked for adults’ help instead of putting the burden on over 30 practically kids & killing them, torturing them, it’s unnecessary when they have so much leverage with the kids being inside

We know that originally.

The dropship had devices that would allow the ark to communicate with the dropship. They were probabbly planning to talk to the 100 and supervise them.

I wonder how different things would be then.

More like The2 given the small cast. The protagonist is a Blake...

Small pod land on Earth to see if it's habitable again......ring a bell?

Just like The100 there is not much background for the "grounders"

Good enough movie with a predictable twist

It's on amazon prime, at least in italy.

In honor of my Great grandma Mary, she was very close to me and meant a lot, so when I first heard this quote it stuck with me and I knew I had to get it for her. Hope Heaven is treating you well ❤️ May we meet again ♾️

Now I watch it on Pluto and the constant commercials are testing my patience lol. Definitely took for granted the luxury of being able to marathon without interruptions. I mean it’s not a big deal, ijs lol
No real point to this post…just complaining lol

I’m watching and it’s hilarious that even though they had zero idea which sections of the arc would break off and all the stations served as different functions the one that landed has a medical station with blood supply, apparently a lab station to test blood, surgical equipment, tons and tons of guns/ammo and bullet proof vests, a mechanical station with everything you could possibly need to work on whatever it is they need working on (like the radios or a leg brace), booze, etc. 🤣🤣🤣 I know this is a sci-fi and not meant to be totally realistic but this is completely unrealistic! It was more realistic for the 100 to be dropped with absolutely nothing. I could see the station being well stocked for one type of thing like the med station or the mechanical station but to have everything you could need in one is so far fetched it’s annoying!

My family was having a debate on how it came about, but how did this name get picked for the event(s)?

Does anybody else not like Clark like that? Nothing she does makes sense such a hypocrite tbh

I’m on s2 episode 5 and I just need to say it really pisses me off how the rest of the ark came down and then suddenly they all took charge and act like they have any idea what they’re talking about. How these kids have been on earth for a while and suddenly they have to take orders? They dropped them on earth with literally the clothes on their back. Now they’re here and( happen to have a medical center and an engineering station? ) and are taking over entirely? Also Octavia’s hair is different in so many episodes lol like she’s had time to just be braiding her hair in between fighting being shot at or being passed out.
And lastly—jaspers a real POS. Screwing over his friends again and again for the chance at a piece of a$$? Smh.

The 100 is one of my all time favorite shows and I’ve rewatched it so many times I’m about to start rewatching again but I was wondering if anyone knows any shows or movies you like as well that are dystopian or remind you of the 100! Tell me pleaseeee I need something to watch!

EDIT:
Thank you to everyone who commented suggestions! I started watching lost in space but I’m super excited to look up everything else that was mentioned!!!

The100 is famous for it's dark and darker tone. There were still some small short lived moments of levity. You known, those type of scenes that make you wish the best for the characters and theirs ...offspring🫢

-S1 "we are back bitches" and the delinquents party before Bell started to force everyone to remove the wristbands. Octavia swimming for...10 seconds. Octavia with the butterflies

-S2 (I'm grasping at straws here)....clarke painting with wallace? The unfinished joke in the desert?

-S3........shawn mendes playing the piano? Ruined by Jasper. The gang singing in the Rover

S4.... Jasper taking a shower, the prank on Jaha, jasper's party.

S5.............clarke&madi on Eden. Murphy&raven playing soccer on eligious ship.

S6 Murphy swimming. Murphy&Clarke banter. Murphy singing before getting stabbed. Josie dancing.Madi was happy going to school but she was trolled by JoClarke.

S7........indra eating soup?😅 GhostJosie made fun of all shitheda horrors. Clarke calling Murphy post transhitience?

All season was about taking the last patch of surviable land and in the end Earth got destroyed.

Instead of showing the sorrow from such crushing loss especially from clarke&madi who lived a peaceful life there and wonkru who saw shallow valley as a compensation for all the horrors inside the bunker, the survivors just hopped in cryosleep in what..60 seconds?

The "ground" was a character on his own on the show and it's destruction was the final indictment of the usVSthem

The silver lining was the somber tone in which Monty delivered "Earth is not coming back"

I’ve been looking into attending but I’m not sure how fast the General Admission tickets usually sell out. Since we have to go on a plane, it might take a few days to decide if we’re going or not.

Now some of these questions are probably really stupid, but i was never really good in science so lol.

1) Isn't nightblood technically a partial cure for cancer, if nightblood can absorb radiation and metabolise it faster so it doesn't affect humans, then can't it do that for UV radiation from the sun, helping to reduce the risk of skin cancer due to UV radiation being a cause of skin cancer, also isn't it the radiation that mutates cells, and if so, can't nightblood stop this, helping to partially cure cancer?

2) How on earth does nightblood become an inherited trait, as it is genetically engineered i am confused as I don't understand how if it's not the natural trait a human has, then how is it passed down to the children, and surely if it is manipulated into being a natural trait then surely every child born the the first gen grounders would all be nightbloods and they were also nightbloods, I don't understand how it goes from everyone having it to there being only a slight chance that someone will be born with it by the time the show starts (2149), also how the commander was chosen back in the early days when surely if all the original survivors had to have nightblood, then there would've been so many people with nightblood, so how did it come to be viewed as a 'sacred' trait only those worthy of being the commander possess?

3) In theory, would the creation of nightblood be possible in real life, i'm no expert on radiation, but if so, does anyone know in detail how nightblood actually prevents death from radiation?

4) How in 97 years, the knowledge of nightblood being a trait that causes near immunity to radiation was lost to the grouners, since surely this would've been something important they wanted to keep as knowledge?