The third season has brought a new environment to the characters and one of the consequences is that "The 100" have not been much of a team anymore. This episode brings the things to the past, as Clarke and Jasper, bringing the "possessed" Raven with them, join forces with Octavia, Bellamy and the others. Their objective: free Raven from Alie.
Even if the episode has some shortcomings, like a couple of decisions the characters make that could have been avoided (I'm looking at you, Monty), that seem to be there just to make things more dangerous for the team, this episode is a good one, full of tension, danger and the threat of Alie getting its hands on the second AI. The episode is dark, very dark (in part because it happens at night) and it is a very well done run against the clock.
All actors do a very convincing job in playing their characters too, bringing the script to life and making us feel close to what is happening, believe that Raven is possessed, Jasper tired, Bellamy lost... Morgan's Raven is especially good in this episode, but the desperation of Bostick's Jordan is also very vivid and realistic.
It is more of a minimalist episode, without many characters or big fights, but that isn't a bad thing when you have the chance to see characters develop, the story unfold, and the danger grow. Good episode.
Even if the episode has some shortcomings, like a couple of decisions the characters make that could have been avoided (I'm looking at you, Monty), that seem to be there just to make things more dangerous for the team, this episode is a good one, full of tension, danger and the threat of Alie getting its hands on the second AI. The episode is dark, very dark (in part because it happens at night) and it is a very well done run against the clock.
All actors do a very convincing job in playing their characters too, bringing the script to life and making us feel close to what is happening, believe that Raven is possessed, Jasper tired, Bellamy lost... Morgan's Raven is especially good in this episode, but the desperation of Bostick's Jordan is also very vivid and realistic.
It is more of a minimalist episode, without many characters or big fights, but that isn't a bad thing when you have the chance to see characters develop, the story unfold, and the danger grow. Good episode.