TV Review: Agents of Shield: What They Become(2.10)

                               Agents of Shield: What They Become(2.10)Review

• I'm glad that Coulson at least told May that killing Ward and ensuring everyone's on the plane's death was a bad idea even if I felt it wasn't exactly said for the right reasons.
• I like and was surprised that the team was still thinking of ways to maybe save Mack considering how Coulson was so eager to ditch him last episode but I feel like it was mostly Fitz, Simmons and Bobbi that were determined to find him not Coulson so I guess it makes sense.
• I liked that Lance asked Bobbi how she was doing and I liked how Bobbi admitted that after the mission was done she would probably cry for like a week it's nice to see someone allow themselves to be vulnerable on this show this season. I also liked that Lance spotted Bobbi hiding a flash drive from him but decided to trust her and not pry about what was on it.
• I really disliked how Coulson said that the reason that Skye was an agent  was solely because of May because Skye had her hacking skills long before she met anyone on the team and that was the original reason she was even allowed on the team and that had nothing to do with May. Then there's also the fact that Ward trained Skye throughout season 1 he was the reason she was able to earn her badge and he was the one that was able to convince Skye to take things seriously and ironically make her believe that Shield were the good guys once again everything that Skye achieved in season 1 wasn't because of May it was because Skye put the effort in herself and because Ward trained her well. But the thing that May can take the blame for is the cruel mindless obedient Skye who seems to be incapable of compassion, friendship or any emotion other than hate so I guess I'm okay with the showing telling me to blame May for season 2 Skye's unhealthy lifestyle but I hate the show trying to give May credit for Skye's skills as an agent.
• I really don't understand why Ward believes that Skye has good self control because her self control is awful she is extremely unprofessional and hateful in pretty much every interaction she has with an enemy the only explanation I can think of is love is blind. On a side note I really liked that Ward complimented Skye's skills even if her self control is pretty much non-existent.
• I'm really confused as to why Skye can't figure out that Ward was bringing her to meet her father considering that he told her that he was keeping his promise to her.
• I was worried about Ward when he was telling Skye he wasn't loyal to Hydra while walking through a hallway filled with Hydra soldiers because you'd think they would kill him for being disloyal to Hydra.
• I liked how Skye's dad was so happy to meet her and how he tells her that he wished that they could have met under different happier circumstances and how he had been dreaming of this day of years. I also liked that he didn't lie to her about the bad things that he had done. I also liked that he told us that his name was Cal because it's nice to have a name to call him.
• I was disappointed and sad that Skye was completely dismissive and hateful of her father who clearly loves her simply because she had been searching for her parents her whole life and she decides to give up her chance of having a relationship with her father just because he isn't who she imagined him to be or because Coulson wouldn't approve, it's just sad to see how easily and how much she's given up on the things she use to want for Coulson's approval.
• I liked how Bobbi and Lance spied on the Hydra guys and had make out in order to throw them off.
• I liked that Cal told Skye about who took her mom and her way from him and how Whitehall experimented on her mother then killed her and that he was now going to avenge her. I also liked that Cal explained that her mother had a gift that didn't hurt anyone. I also liked that Skye was sad to hear what happened to her mother because it shows that she is at least able to care about non-shield related things.
• I liked that Whitehall was able to figure out just about everything about everyone's true motives for being here expect Ward because it's nice to have a fairly smart villain.
• I liked that Raina pointed out that Ward's motive was clearly his love for Skye because I liked that Raina sees that his love is the most obvious thing in the world because it's really obvious and the only reason that Skye and the rest of team can't see that is because their heads and hearts are so filled with hate that they can't see anything positive anymore.
• I'm glad that Skye actually heard Whitehall say that Ward tried to protect the team and went against his orders because she really needs to see that Ward isn't loyal to Hydra and never was.
• It really continues to concern me how easy killing people is for Skye since she used the obelisk to kill several guys like it was nothing once again this show really needs to address at some point why it's so easy for her because unlike the rest of the field agents on this show killing is new for her and not something that she's been properly trained to handle so they need to show her processing it someday.
• I liked that as soon as Skye was in danger that Ward blew his cover completely in order to try and protect her.
• I was so terrified when Whitehall threatened to brainwash Ward and I was so concerned with how Ward didn't seem to take this threat seriously because he has no idea if he can withstand machine brainwashing and we all know that he was real world brainwashed so I don't know how good that makes his chances of resisting machine brainwashing but luckily he didn't get brainwashed so I was worried for no real reason. I also liked that Skye seemed upset at the idea of Ward being brainwashed.
• I liked when Agent 33 said that she was only loyal to Whitehall and that he gave her life purpose that Ward connected her relationship with Whitehall with his relationship with Garrett and he told her how he was loyal to a guy once and he went completely insane. I also liked that Ward seemed more concerned than anything else that Agent 33 was wearing May's face unlike everyone else on the show who had treated it like a joke.
• It was super creepy when Whitehall was telling Skye about what he did to her mother while touching her knee and telling her that he had similar plans for her. I also liked that Ward struggled against his bonds at that point because he wanted to protect her.
• I liked that Ward distracted the guards a bit when he saw that Cal was close to get himself free and I liked how he tried to convince Cal to let him go but Cal apparently didn't want to for reasons with Skye it was because he didn't want her to witness the violence he planned to inflict on Whitehall but I'm really unsure about why he wouldn't help Ward.
• I was sad for Cal that he didn't get to kill Whitehall because he had been planning to for so long but I like that for once Coulson actually wasn't trying to be asshole when he killed Whitehall but I do get why Cal hated him for it. Also I find it kind of pathetic that Coulson pretty much killed the big bad of the season pretty much by accident.
• I felt bad for Agent 33 when she found Whitehall's dead body because she was dependent on him and now he's gone and she's lost.
• I liked Lance's line about how joining Shield allows you to travel meet interesting people and kill them, I just found the line funny.
• I thought it was very nice of Ward to release Skye from her bonds after he somehow escaped his and I liked that he apologized for how things didn't go as planned and that he was going to do his best to get her out of there safely and was even looking out for her to see if the coast was clear this was all really great of him sadly Skye didn't appreciate any of these things.
• I really hated that Skye shot Ward first because I love Ward, second he didn't deserve to be shot because he wasn't a threat to her and was actively trying to help her when she shot him, and finally because it was stupid of her she was surround by enemies and she could clearly hear lots of gun fighting and she had no way of knowing who the second party was it could have easily been someone like the FBI or something  that would kill a Shield agent just as quickly as the would kill Hydra agent therefore trying to kill the only sure ally you have is a dangerous move because she easily could become out numbered and get herself killed. I do like that with Skye shooting Ward it means that she no longer as the illusion of the moral high ground to stand on since she's actually hurt Ward way worse than he's ever hurt her. Also I say illusion because Skye lost the moral high ground when she told Ward that he should have tried harder to kill himself.
• I find it a bit sad but I also like that Ward doesn't look mad that Skye shot him but just emotionally hurt by it as well as physically hurt because I don't want him to be hateful and I don't think he's going to be.
• I'm glad that Skye didn't end up kill her father and I liked how Cal told her that she was going to change and that no one would understand her anymore because Skye being different will hopefully mean that she'll no longer feel safe with Shield and then she will leave and be able to regain her agency that she lost between seasons. Also Skye's birth name being Daisy means nothing to me because I don't read the comics and I hope she never goes by it because I don't think it suits her.
• I find it extremely disturbing that Skye cried and said she was sorry to Coulson because she couldn't murder her father it's just so fucked up that she believes it's a bad thing that she can't murder a man that has done nothing but loved her. This is just another thing that goes to show how bad Coulson is for her because her relationship with him makes her believe she has to murder people in cold blood in order to gain his approval.
• I liked how Agent 33 went to find Ward after finding Whitehall dead because she remembered their earlier conversation and that he would be able to help her with what she is suppose to do now that Whitehall's gone because he went through something similar.
• I liked that when Agent 33 approaches Ward tells him that Whitehall's dead that the first thing Ward does isn't to ask for help for the gunshot wound that is currently bleeding out of his side but to tell her that she's free now because to him the most important thing for Agent 33 to know was that Whitehall being dead is actually a good thing even if it doesn't feel that way right now her getting her knowing she's free now is more important to Ward than his own life. I just love Ward so much being able to show compassion for someone he barely knows as he lies there nearly dying he honestly is the character that I still think is the most heroic on the entire show because he cares about other people more than himself.
• I really love that Ward and Agent 33 agreed to help each other figure things out and walked out of the place before things got even more chaotic. I'm really excited for this relationship because these two really deserve the chance figure out how to live their lives for themselves and I like that their treating each other like human beings unlike the way every single other character in the show has treated them.
• I liked that at some point Raina snuck off with the obelisk to go find the city and get the powers that she had always long for.
• I think that it was a really bad idea for Skye to follow Raina into the city despite knowing that the team were planning to blow it up soon.
• I liked that Trip went back down into the city to disable all the bombs by hand in order to make sure that Skye wouldn't die for running into the city and I liked that he was able to succeed.
• I really adored how happy Raina was to find out what she will become and I'm really curious to find out what that is as well.
• I was sad that Trip died but I never really got that emotional attached to his character because the show never really gave him much to work with so I didn't cry or anything.
• It seems that Skye has earthquake powers this can only lead to her killing a ton of people because like I said earlier Skye has terrible self control and those kind of powers are super destructive.

Please tell me your thoughts on this episode.

TV Review: Revenge: Madness(4.12)

                                                   Revenge: Madness(4.12)Review

• I liked how it was shown how David was taken out of prison and forced into working for Malcolm Black in this episode because it's something I've been wondering about all season so it's nice to see how things came to be.
• I liked how when Louise's brother Lyman came to town that Nolan was really distrusting of him and wanted to figure out what he was hiding in order to protect Louise from him.
• I liked that Emily was a bit mad at David for planning to kill Victoria because Victoria is completely alone and miserable which is what Emily always wanted for her so she thought that killing her now would be mercy rather than vengeance so she was against it.
• I really disliked how Malcolm showed up at Jack's house and pretty much threatened his kid's life because I always hate the idea of kids getting hurt or killed.
• I liked how when Emily came to tell Nolan that she was planning to leave town with her dad and that when she said that Nolan already replaced her with Louise that he tells her that no one could replace her and how gentlemen prefers blondes and she knows that. It was just a nice moment that shows how much he loves her.
• I liked how Nolan asked Emily for her help in figure out what Lyman could be up to when it comes to Louise.
• I'm a bit confused as to why Jack would call David about Malcolm showing up rather than Emily or Nolan considering he isn't close to David nor does David seem all that trustworthy.
• I like that Victoria seems to be more focused on preserving Daniel's memory than anything else and I dislike that Margaux is hell bent on destroying Emily but since she doesn't know the truth at this point it's understandable.
• I liked that when Nolan tells Emily about how Louise had a criminal record and he didn't look at it because he wanted to respect her privacy that Emily looked at it because what she was interested in was protecting him. I just really love when Emily shows that she cares for Nolan and she usually does so by being protective of him.
• I also really enjoy Nolan's faith in Louise being a good person who have done a few questionable things in the past and may be a bit crazy but is still someone worth sticking around for.
• I liked Emily and Nolan teaming up to discover what is up with Lyman. I just really love anytime I see these two together.
• I felt so bad for Louise when she hallucinated her mother during dinner and had a total freak out about it.
• I liked that when Nolan almost gave up on Louise that Emily actually restore his faith in her but revealing that Louise's family had been drugging her in order to convince everyone that she was crazy.
• I liked that after Margaux had driven herself crazy with her crusade about Daniel's death that Victoria told her the truth about his death but I disliked how Victoria told her about Emily being Amanda Clarke because that wasn't really necessary or her secret to tell, I also didn't like how Jack's partner over heard the whole thing either.
• I liked that Emily and Nolan told Louise that her family had been drugging her and that she wasn't really crazy and I liked that Emily found out that Victoria sent Kate after her.
• I liked that Jack tried to just get Malcolm arrested because that seemed a lot more sensible then the nonsense plan David had to catch him especially considering how much evidence David had on the guy.
• I liked how Nolan pretty much told Lyman that he knew what his family was doing to Louise and to get out of her life.
• I really don't understand why Malcolm was released other than to create more drama but I guess that'd how the law works on this show.
• I liked how Emily mentioned that she picked up a few things because her best friend is a hacker and that's how she lured Victoria to the lighthouse.
• I liked that Emily told Victoria that she was at fault for getting Daniel killed because she is much more at fault than Emily is because if she hadn't sent Kate after Emily then Kate never would have killed him.
• I was very worried when Emily and Victoria were captured by Malcolm at the end of the episode.

Please tell me your thoughts on the episode.

TV Review: Agents of Shield: Ye Who Enter Here(2.09)

                                     Agents of Shield: Ye Who Enter Here(2.09)Review

• I think that Skye's dream at the beginning of the episode is foreshadowing that Shield won't be accepting of her once her true nature is revealed and they will abandon her on at least some level and/or Skye will leave the Shield due to her fear of being abandoned.
• It's sad that Fitz and Simmons aren't even talking to each other at all when last season they were always together now they're barely ever even in the same room as each other.
• I think it's pretty hypocritical that team keeps call Skye's dad crazy when Coulson was acting even crazier two episodes ago and Mack was the only one that seemed even a little bit bothered by it. Also I'm shocked that the team actual told Skye the truth about meeting her dad since they seem to love keeping her in the dark about vital information about herself.
• I think Coulson's plan to blow up an underground sea  side city is incredible stupid and can only end in complete disaster and I can't understand why everyone thinks he's a good leader since his plans are just so stupid.
• I really loved seeing Raina and I liked how it turned out that she was using a rich older man to take care of her needs.
• I was surprised to find out that Agent 33 was still alive since I thought that she was killed off in episode four also I'm curious about why she's still wearing May's face is the mask stuck or is their some other reason it's still on.
• I was surprised and confused that Shield was actually keeping track of Raina and looking out for her because one Raina is an enemy that has more than proven that she's only out for herself and because Shield usually doesn't protect anyone so it's strange that a known enemy is literally the only person that they put any effort in protecting this season.
• I think it's super hypocritical for Skye to judge and hate Ward for possibly killing his abusive family members when one for her current life goals is to murder her father that she never met and has been searching for her for her entirely life, it bothers me because Skye's dad has done nothing to her but she thinks she has the right to kill me while Ward's family abused him for the first fifteen years of his and then after not seeing him for fifteen years they try to have him kill yet somehow Skye, May and Coulson mourn those asshole and hate Ward despite knowing what monsters they are.
• I liked how Simmons talked to Bobbi about how she felt after Fitz woke up from his coma because she hadn't talked about her feelings at all about that as of yet and I also liked that it let us know that Simmons so far just doesn't have romantic feelings for Fitz but still loves him as her best friend.
• I'm interested in the secret that Bobbi and Mack have with each other and I'm interested in learning more about it.
• I think that it didn't make much sense that Skye was able to hold her own against Agent 33 when Agent 33 was able to hold her own against May last time they fought and Skye has been an agent for less than a year there's no way she's anywhere close to the same level of fighter as May is.
• I found it out of character for season 2 Skye offer Agent 33 help even if she does know she's brainwashed because the last time she encountered a brainwashed asset she murder him in cold blood and didn't feel guilty about it for even a second so while I felt bad for Agent 33 being left at Hydra's mercy once again after her fight with Skye I'm glad that Skye didn't actually help her because it wouldn't have felt in character for season 2 Skye show someone compassion.
• I liked that Bobbi felt that Coulson's plan to blow up a city wasn't a good one because it was a really awful. I also think that Coulson's his ridiculously stupid for believing that he can blow up the city without any loss of civilian life because there's just no way.
• I felt bad for Simmons that when she was trying to reach out to Fitz he told her that he was going to be leaving the lab and her to work with Mack in the garage.
• I think that Skye is completely delusional for believing that Coulson is the forgiving type since he's one of the least forgiving main characters that I have ever encountered in ninety percent of shows I watch Ward would have been offered a second chance three or four episodes ago.
• I liked that as soon as Raina found at that Hydra had the obelisk and were looking for her in order to find the city that Raina tried to screw Shield over and get caught by them in order to be able to go to the city and find out what her true nature is.
• I think it's pretty awful that Coulson and his team know that Agent 33 is brainwashed and they not only aren't trying to help her but they are also making fun of her for having a May mask stuck on her face.
• I liked how Raina told Skye about how they are both something a bit more than human but not alien and about how much Skye's father loves her and that his sole goal is to meet her. I also liked that we got to learn a bit more about Raina that she worked as a con before meeting Skye's father and that she so clearly cares for him and wanted to be the daughter he never got to raise but she was never good enough for him which is sad for her.
• I found it strange that being left down in the city that Mack seemed to become possessed by it for some reason and I liked that both Fitz and Bobbi tried their hardest to reach out to him. I think it was pretty crappy of Coulson to give up on Mack as quickly as he did but it's also in character.
• I was very concerned for Ward when everyone was aiming guns at him when he came to fetch Raina and I liked that Raina was more than happy to come with him.
• I think that May is ridiculously stupid and unprofessional for thinking that murdering Ward is worth the lives of everyone on this plane which I believe is the lives of six Shield agents she was willing to sacrifice in the name of petty vengeance this for me is one of the main problems I have with Shield they are unable to think logically and care more about their hurt feelings than anything else. Although I did like that Lance pointed out that he wasn't okay with that because really no one should be okay with dying for some petty grudge.
• I like to think that Skye agreed to go with Ward because she knew that he was talking about taking her to meet her father when he talked about finding a way to keep his promise to her and also because she has to know by now that he wouldn't do anything to really hurt her since he never has.
• I liked that the end of the episode confirmed that Ward wasn't loyal to Hydra with Agent 33 telling Whitehall that Ward cancelled the order to shoot down the team's plane, I always knew that Ward was just working undercover in Hydra even if he wasn't working with anyone else outside of it but it's nice to be proven right.

Please tell me your thoughts on this episode.

TV Review: Revenge: Epitaph(4.11)

                                                    Revenge: Epitaph(4.11)Review

• I couldn't help but feel bad for Victoria when she saw Daniel's dead body and then rushed towards it and held it in her arms and cried even though I haven't been a big fan of her character this season I still really felt for her here.
• I find it a bit strange that David didn't seem more concerned for Emily and how she was handling almost being killed and instead he seemed more angry that Kate's death could piss Malcolm Black off when if Kate was still alive Emily would be dead it just seems like David should care a bit more about his daughter.
• I thought it was messed up how they had to frame Daniel's death like he was trying to kill Emily in order to make sure that Malcolm didn't find out about Kate's death when Daniel had actually died saving Emily's life and I completely understood why this pissed Victoria off.
• I liked that Emily had a bit of trouble in answering the questions about Daniel's death because this proves that at one point she did care for him at least a little bit.
• I'm glad that things between David and Victoria are pretty much ending because they really don't work for me as a couple and they never have.
• I liked that Jack told Emily how she didn't have to keep answering all the questions all night and it was okay if she need sometime to process what happens because it only makes her human to need a bit of time and doesn't make her look suspicious.
• I liked that Nolan had stayed up all night to ensure that it looked like Kate had left town and went to Miami.
• I liked that when Louise came to Nolan all upset about Daniel's death that he was a bit confused by why she was so upset about it but comforted her none the less.
• I liked that both Emily and Victoria were pissed at David for making them spend time together and I kind of liked that Emily was in charge of watching Victoria and making sure that she didn't reveal the truth.
• I liked that Margaux sought Victoria out and that the two of them found some comfort in each other. I liked that Margaux wanted to uncover the truth about Daniel's death and was a bit sad that Victoria couldn't tell her because I feel like she has a right to know about it.
• I liked that Jack was feeling guilty about killing Kate even though he did so in order to save Emily's life and I liked that Nolan was there to provide him some emotional support but also keep him on track with completing the task at hand.
• I liked that Louise baked a pie for Victoria and came over to offer her comfort over Daniel's death. I didn't like how Victoria used Louise in order to steal evidence that she was the one that led Kate to Emily though.
• I really hated how Victoria and Margaux made sure that Emily couldn't go to Daniel's funeral because he would have wanted her there because all he ever really wanted was to have meant something to Emily and he did die so that she could leave so I feel that it was disrespectful to Daniel not to allow Emily to come. I like that Emily did want to come and that she knew he would want her there.
• I liked that David told Emily that he planned to kill Victoria and that Emily was surprised by this.
• I'm glad that it turned out that Malcolm wasn't really dead because having him die before we ever even met him felt pretty anticlimactic.

Please tell me your thoughts on this episode.

Anime Review: Hyouka: The Activities of the Esteemed Classic Literature Club(1.02)

                Hyouka: The Activities of the Esteemed Classic Literature Club(1.02)Review

This episode starts a few weeks after the last one Hotaro and Chitanda had been going to the classics club most days after school despite Hotaro feeling like he has been spending more time there than he would like. Chitanda purposes that they should make an anthology for the upcoming festival Hotaro at first rejects the idea because it sounds like too much work but Chitanda points out that it's a tradition for the club so he agrees to it. Chitanda and Hotaro then look for the past anthology to use as an example and when they can find none in the club room they go to the library to find them.

At the front desk of the library Mayaka Ibara is working there she had went to middle school with Hotaro and Satoshi she dislikes and has had a crush on Satoshi for quite sometime. Mayaka ends up informing Chitanda and Hotaro that they will have to wait for the Librarian to return from a meeting before they can look for the anthologies in the archives. Mayaka and Satoshi than start to tell the story of the mystery of the book that is returned at the same exact time each week, Chitanda is very interested in the story and Hotaro isn't interested at all. Hotaro ends up working out the mystery of the book because it is what will satisfy Chitanda curiosity.

The book ended up being used for a prop in a painting class and everyone was very impressed that Hotaro solved the mystery but he did care about or understand why they were impressed by this. The Librarian ends up telling the club that there aren't any anthologies in the archives. On Sunday Chitanda calls Hotaro and asks him to meet with her that day and he ends up agreeing to despite not really wanting to and she reveals that she has something that she wants to confess to him.

Overall I thought this episode was enjoyable and I liked learning more about the characters and seeing them interact with each other. Please tell me your thoughts on this episode.

TV Review: How To Get Away with Murder: He Has a Wife(1.08)

                        How To Get Away with Murder: He Has a Wife(1.08)Review

• I really enjoyed the flashbacks of Rebecca and Lila hanging out and I really loved seeing them as friends.
• I liked how Keating called Sam out on how much that he lied to her in the past and how she just doesn't trust him at all anymore since he just keeps lying to her.
• I found the case pretty interesting with the client having had killed her nanny while under the influence of sleeping pills.
• I liked how the client wasn't sure that she wanted to win her case because she believed that she deserves to be punished for killing someone she loves even if it wasn't really her fault.
• I liked that this episode showed both Michaela and Connor being worried about exams.
• I liked that Keating told Wes about Lila being pregnant because she had learned not to lie to him but I disliked that she told him not to tell Rebecca about this. I liked that Wes did tell Rebecca right away about it.
• I thought that Rebecca was pretty adorable when she went over to the house and pretended to look for her gloves.
• I was very surprised when it was revealed that the client's teenage son was sleeping with nanny and I thought it was pretty unfair of Keating to blame everyone else around her for not figuring it out sooner since this wasn't the kind of thing anyone would think to ask about in the first place.
• I liked how Connor set up a study group with Wes and Laurel for himself.
• I liked that Asher after seeing Keating take out her frustrations on Bonnie a few times he tells her that it wasn't fair to her and that she's great.
• I felt bad for Keating when she was blaming herself for all of Sam's bad actions and I'm glad that Sam at least admitted he was the one at fault in their relationship.
• I was really surprised when it turned out that the nanny was also sleeping with the client's husband and that he was the one that killed the nanny and then tried to frame his wife for the crime.
• I felt bad for Michaela when she was pretty much forced by Aiden's mother to sign the prenub and she was also called a gold digger more or less.
• I was surprised to learn that Bonnie had actually met Lila the night she died but she hadn't mentioned it until now because she couldn't believe that Sam could have killed her but she does now.
• I liked that Bonnie told Keating everything that she knew about Sam and I disliked that Keating fired her after this while Bonnie begged her not to on her hands and knees.
• I liked that it was revealed that Nate wanted Rebecca to copy the files from Sam's phone onto a hard drive.
• I liked how after finding out that Rebecca was doing stuff without telling him about it that Wes was upset and told her that he tells her everything even stuff he never tells anyone else.
• I liked how Connor awkwardly walked in on Wes and Rebecca's fight.
• I liked how it was revealed that Michaela stole the trophy from Asher that night.
• I liked that Wes figured out that where Rebecca was going and how he's getting Connor and Laurel involved in things.
• I like that Keating is making sure that she'll find out if Lila's baby is Sam's or not.

Please tell me your thoughts on this episode.

TV Review: The 100: Human Trials(2.05)

                                               The 100: Human Trials(2.05)Review

• I'm glad that Abby was able to see and recognize Clarke before the guard lady locked her up or hurt her in anyway.
• I liked that Clarke told them that she and the others were taken by the Mount Men not the grounders and that she told them that they have to rescue them.
• I liked that after asking if anyone else survived and learning that Finn and Bellamy did that Clarke allowed herself to breakdown and find comfort in her mother as she cried about how she thought they were all dead. I liked that after seeing Clarke be strong and brave all season that she allowed herself a moment of weakness because that's something that makes her feel more real.
• I liked that Jasper had been asking about Clarke and when he was told that she left and he said that Clarke wouldn't just abandon them. I also liked that the Mount Men leader is willing to let Jasper leave to go find her.
• I liked that Kane ended up planting his mother tree in the grounder.
• I liked that as soon as Clarke woke up that she wanted to start working on a plan to save the others from Mount Weather even though her mom kept telling her that what she needed was to rest.
• I liked that Raven had waited outside the tent all night to see Clarke and I liked that the two of them hugged.
• I liked that when Clarke saw she ran up to him and hugged him. I also liked that she hugged Octavia as well.
• I liked that Murphy pointed out to Finn that the grounder village looked like a village of old people and children not warriors and most likely this isn't the place that they would keep prisoners.
• I find it very worrying that Murphy is the voice of reason in his and Finn's stake out this really shows how out of control Finn is becoming when he makes Murphy look sane.
• I find the whole process of making someone into reaper to be very disturbing and I feel really bad for Lincoln having to go through it.
• I think that it's a good idea that the council wants to gather more intel on Mount Weather but I really don't think they should believe that they have too much time because who knows how fast things can change.
• I liked that Clarke and Bellamy where upset when Abby told them that no one would go after Finn and Murphy and wouldn't allow them to go after either.
• I liked that Clarke pointed out that they shouldn't have killed Anya if they wanted to make peace with the grounders which is something that they need to do.
• I liked that after Abby said no one leaves this camp that Clarke turned to Bellamy and said we're going to need guns.
• I liked that Raven helped to get the guns and get down the electric grid.
• I liked that it turned out that Bellamy was planning on Octavia going with them and that she didn't need to fight with him to get him to agree.
• I liked that after Monty heard that Clarke was gone he planned to go after her right away and I liked that Jasper also admitted that Monty was right that should go after Clarke.
• I felt bad for Maya when she affected by radiation and almost died from it.
• I like that Jasper was willing to help Maya out but I don't trust the people at Mount Weather and I feel like him allowing them to filter Maya's blood through his system could be dangerous for him and possibly the rest of the 100.
• I liked that Bellamy told Clarke that her closing the drop ship door was something that needed to be done and in that he helped ease some of the guilt that Clarke had for doing that.
• I liked how Bellamy told Clarke about how much Finn had changed with how he killed a grounder without even blinking and I liked how Bellamy also expressed some of feelings of guilt of allowing Finn to go out with guns when he knew how unstable he was and Clarke told him that she's sure it had to be done.
• I liked how Bellamy told Clarke how they assumed it was the grounders and I liked that Clarke told him there was no way he could have known that it was the Mount Men that took them. I also liked how the two of them expressed how concerned they were for the others still trapped at Mount Weather.
• I felt bad for the grounders after Finn burned their food supply.
• I thought that Murphy had the right idea that they should leave after they were found out of course Finn disagreed and decided to terrorize the villagers instead.
• I liked that Monty was against Jasper allowing Maya's blood inside him because it could possibly hurt him but I can understand why Jasper was unwilling to let Maya die.
• I liked that Monty caught the Mount Weather lady in a lie and that he refused to leave Jasper's side during the treatment.
• I hated that Abby slapped Raven but I liked that Raven told Abby that Clarke hasn't been a kid since the day she was sent down to earth.
• I thought that it was good of Kane to make sure that he was the only that would be captured if it turns out to be a trap which it does.
• I was surprised to see the Kane ended up being held with Jaha who somehow got to the right part of the world.
• I liked that Murphy pointed out to Finn that these grounders are scavengers and easily could have just found the clothes and that they should just walk out of the village while they still can, I liked that Murphy practically begged Finn not to make things worse.
• I also just felt really terrible for the grounders who are so clearly terrified and have done nothing wrong.
• I liked how Octavia tearfully tells Bellamy that she couldn't save Lincoln and then he comforts her.
• I liked that the President didn't want to experiment on the 100 as of yet although I doubt that it will stay that way for long with doctor Sing and his son  pushing him to go in that direction.
• I liked that it was explained that the one grounder sent them to the village in an act of revenge.
• I hated that Finn killed all those grounders and I felt so bad for them that died over nothing.
• I thought that it was scary how Finn walked up to Clarke like nothing was wrong after he just killed a bunch of people and said I found you like it was suppose to be romantic when the scene around them is horrific and Clarke certainly feels horrified with the scene in front of her eyes.

Please tell me your thoughts on this episode.