#the 100 1x01

[forbescaroline]

TOP 5/10 CHARACTERS PER SHOW (as voted by my followers) ↳ the 100 edition #4. Octavia Blake portrayed by Marie Avgeropoulos

[malinaa]

the intro to clarke griffin being her in isolation yearning to be outside really did me in as a teen… and one of clarke’s pivotal moments in her life after having lived on earth is her being Left Alone did me in years later

[themeraldee]

The Boys | 1.01 The Name of the Game

[scarringstars]

every episode: the 100 → pilot ↳ we're back, bitches!

[okmcintyre]

The Hundred + "See you on the other side"

[renegadesstuff]

100 EPISODES LATER 🤍

[goatbeard-goatbeard]

Does Crowley know the magic shopkeeper is about to die?

Obviously not the cause of death (unless Furfur/the zombies are very incompetent… which, actually, fair).

But maybe the general timeline? Because, ok, when Hastur and Ligur are handing off the antichrist, they recount the deeds of the day. At the end, they both throw in “within a year, we will have him.” That means they know when people will die? Unless “have him” just means their soul is damned, exact time of arrival uncertain.

Either way, the absolute pageantry of Crowley saying “is A life worth more than 27 pounds and 5 shillings?” in response to the shopkeeper talking about Aziraphale’s life. The theater! The snake-tonguedness! The £20 note sliding across the counter like an unsigned infernal contract!

Because Crowley isn’t paying for Aziraphale’s life. And there’s only one soul the shopkeeper can sell.

[marv-el-spot]

Jane´s first and last lines.

JANE DOE GIFS 100/100 🎉🎉🎉 BLINDSPOT REWATCH

[bisexualseraphim]

Episode 1 for the first time in 7 years let’s go!

[winnie-the-monster]

[elikazet]

I missed them too... i always wanted to see more father-daughter dynamic between Kane and Clarke, and more of weird moments between their pairings (i mean, Clexa and Kabby, cause it would be hilarious)

No matter who wears the pin, we’re in this together

[forbescaroline]

TOP 5/10 CHARACTERS PER SHOW (as voted by my followers) ↳ the 100 edition #5. Monty Green portrayed by Christopher Larkin

[florencechase]

one thing that still doesn't make any sense to me in iwtv is the fact that Louis knew Lestat could float/levitate because he does it in 1x01. Like okay, maybe Louis was so out of it he didn't notice, but at some point he must've realized what had happened because he remembered it to tell it to Daniel. Didn't he, at any point during the 20-or-so-year relationship (pre-drop) with Lestat think to ask him what that was about because he couldn't do that? I'm willing to accept that as a human he was just like oh it feels like we're floating, but that's impossible because people can't float but once he's a vampire? There are just some things about that scene that don't make 100% sense and I hope it will get revisited in season 3 idk. But then again Louis is in such denial in the first episode. Lestat literally stops time and talks to him telepathically? Tricks. Lestat biting him and drawing blood during sex? Feels intimate, but otherwise fine. Except for the fact he's a man and Louis is Definitely Not Homosexual!!1!

Am I reading too much into it? Idk. It just feels like too big of a detail to not be intentional? What do you think?

[ofthebrownajah]

Show only tweet I just saw:

I'm a show only and I'm half way through s1 and they should've already explained what the point of the Dragon is.

Maybe I'm misremembering s1 but was it not addressed in literally every episode in s1? Including the first half?

1x01: Moiraine explains that the previous Dragon and his 100 Companions broke the world in the previous Age. She tells the EF5 that one of them is the Dragon

1x02: Rand talks about how it's said the Dragon will either save or destroy the world

1x03: Dana tells Rand and Mat how the Dragon has the ability to help end all the suffering in the world and break the Wheel (granted she is a Darkfriend and is an unreliable source but she's telling the truth about Ishy's endgame though the audience doesn't know that yet)

1x04: Logain says the Dragon is meant to save the world or destroy it and how the last Dragon broke the world but he means to bind it. Again, maybe some people don't see Logain as a reliable source but when he talks to Moiraine she doesn't contest it just tells him he's not the Dragon

Oh and Alanna talks to Moiraine about how what would happen if they Gentled the Dragon Reborn before he led them against the Dark One in the Last Battle.

There's plenty here in just the first 4 episodes so I'm confused as to what more this person wants? (And I'm probably missing some things too)

Are people just not paying attention, want everything spoonfed to them, or want all the lore explained right now immediately?

[scarringstars]

bellamy blake in every episode: pilot

[okmcintyre]

One fave scene so far, for each of The Delinquents (+ from Arkru for good measure)