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Doux Reviews: The 100: Welcome to Bardo. by Samantha M. Quinn. The entire season so far as been designed to establish the characters and the mystery of the Anomaly.
- Bardo: 45 Days Ago
- M-cap: 45 Days Ago
- M-cap: 34 Days Ago
- M-cap: 31 Days Ago
- Bardo: 7 Days Ago
- Bardo: Present Day
- M-cap: Present Day
- Sanctum: Present Day
- Present Day Sanctum: Plans Go Awry
- Looking Forward: Nakara
We learn in this episode that time on Bardo runs slower than Sanctum, but not quite as slow as on Penance. One year on Penance is approximately two days on Bardo, complicating the timelines even further. Picking up right from where “The Garden” left off, Diyoza and Octavia enter Bardo after getting dragged through the anomaly by the Disciples. Diyo...
Octavia, now captured, still resists as Levitt, the M-Cap technician, and Anders, the first Disciple, begin questioning her. Inferring from the dialogue, Octavia is a unique subject, as Anders typically isn’t around for this process. He wants to know about their origins and their knowledge of the bridge system (the anomaly). Levitt, on the other ha...
Levitt continues to implore Octavia to open up, once again mentioning how horrible the M-Cap procedure can be if done by someone other than him. He indicates the process could burn through her brain. Adding in the possibility of lobotomy described earlier, it’s easiest to conclude that these mentions serve more than a warning to Octavia, but as a f...
It’s been three days since Octavia agreed to cooperate. Meanwhile, Levitt has binged Octavia’s life from the beginning up until almost the final moments of the season three finale. As the image on Levitt’s screen displays Clarke at the throne, the Disciple’s interest in Clarke, and mostly like the way she utilized Becca’s technology, is further sol...
After being captured for twenty-four days, Hope agrees to go on a mission for Anders. She retrieves Octavia for him and nothing happens to Hope’s mother, who still hasn’t appeared since her capture. Octavia is essential purely for her knowledge, as Hope’s memory capture doesn’t provide anything fruitful. Hope “tags” Octavia, stabbing her, which bri...
This timeline picks up where Echo, Hope, and Gabriel left off, with them entering the anomaly. Hope, possibly having caught the kill-bug, immediately stabs a Disciple. While Echo and Gabriel only knocked out the two Disciples they encountered, Echo quickly moves to cut the knocked-out soldiers’ throats, in the same haunting way she had previously o...
After the meeting, Echo, Hope, and Gabriel make it to M-Cap, where Octavia is still bound to the machine. She’s taken Levitt’s advice, repeating, “I am not afraid,” over and over again. Her voice is raw, as if she’s been doing this for days, and the entire vibe of her condition is eery and concerning. It looks like Octavia broke off the deal she ma...
In a surprising breath of fresh air, Indra leads the Sanctum plot in “Welcome to Bardo.” And not so surprisingly, Russheda bides his time as warring factions use his life to vie for power of the compound. With Clarke, and most responsible people capable of making decisions, gone, Indra takes control and attempts to maintain peace. Indra, while havi...
Murphy heads to the tavern to help de-escalate the situation, with Indra hanging slightly back as his back-up. However, Murphy grows furious when he peers in and notices the Faithful preparing a young boy for sacrifice, pushing him to barge inside, which was not part of the plan. Murphy attempts to take the children away, but Daniel Prime’s lover s...
What did you think of the episode? Is Hope hiding something? Where do you think Bellamy is? Tune in to “Nakara” next Wednesday at 9/8c on The CW.
- Amanda Reimer
The 100 aired what I believe to be its first ever completely Clarke-less episode last night. It was also likely the most sci-fi episode to date, which had its good and bad points. "Welcome to Bardo" was written by Drew Lindo, with Ian Samoil directing.
The 100 episode 5: Welcome to Bardo REVIEW! This episode of the 100 more pieces of the puzzle are being brought together. We focus back on Hope, Gabriel, and Echo who have made it Bardo.
Jun 17, 2020 · Welcome to Bardo: Directed by Ian Samoil. With Eliza Taylor, Bob Morley, Marie Avgeropoulos, Lindsey Morgan. Octavia gets to know a whole new world. Meanwhile, Murphy and Emori play make believe.
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- Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
- Ian Samoil
- 2020-06-17
The 100 returned with an absolutely INSANE episode taking place mostly on Bardo. We finally have filled in the missing gaps of time with Octavia's storyline & now have an explanation for the events of 6x13. Seeing Octavia's memories was like seeing mini flashbacks to the good ole days!
Jun 18, 2020 · Our review of The 100 Season 7 Episode 5 explores Bellamy's epic return and what happens after the bombshells that were dropped on Bardo. Read on for a full review.
