It's good when a series switch focus from the plot to the characters and and so on, that's what a good series do, however, you need a solid plot and characters that make sense, that's no longer the case of The 100. In this episode we finally get to see some emotions from the characters,the actors do their best but it's like the script prevented them to act like real human beings, grieving for a second and then suck in it up, which renders the episode repetitive. The plot kind of advances I guess? The stuff with Raven and Alie gets resolved but its very predictable (wee see it from 3 episodes ago) but it turns out that not only night-bloods can have the chip? this only confirms that the CoL plot was never really proof read. Characters like Bellamy face some consequences for his actions, but again, only to not react at all. Lindsey Morgan's acting, as always, is spot on, but other than that the episode gets boring and bland really quick.
Review of Nevermore
