Thanks to Jess for the heads up.
Episode 2.07 - Long Into an Abyss
Episode 2.08 - Spacewalker
Episode 2.09 - Remember Me
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The 100 - Episode 2.07 - 2.09 - Titles Revealed
Nov 14, 2014
The 100Thanks to Jess for the heads up.
Episode 2.07 - Long Into an Abyss
Episode 2.08 - Spacewalker
Episode 2.09 - Remember Me
You can see all known titles in the Episode Database.
Ehm, remember who?
ReplyDeleteWow, fantastic titles. Jaha must return in "Remember Me"
ReplyDelete"Spacewalker" is maybe finn-centric episode that WAS his nickname in season 1
ReplyDeleteSpacewalker is the midseason finale. That's Finn's nickname. Finn title followed by "Remember Me"? Would they kill Finn off? Eliza Taylor said the mid season finale is a tearjerker.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I'm thinking.
ReplyDeleteI hope they don't kill him off. I like Finn.
ReplyDeleteA funny think I noticed, that is similar between The 100 and The Walking Dead - a lot of constant rumors, speculations about the deaths of two characters - Finn in The 100 and Glenn in The Walking Dead. For Glenn it has been happening regularly since S3 and I have noticed it happening a lot regarding Finn in S2.
ReplyDeleteThe rumors about Glenn started when his character in the comics dies. As for the 100, mostly everyone just doesn't care for Finn and hopes he gets killed off.
ReplyDeleteRemember me would be either Jaha or Lincoln. I'm leaning more towards Lincoln, because of the experiments the mountain men are doing on him.
ReplyDeleteMostly everyone? Hmm, so similar to how 'mostly everyone' doesn't care for Laurel in Arrow? How 'mostly everyone' doesn't care for Katrina in Sleepy Hollow? How 'mostly everyone' doesn't care for Beth in The Walking Dead? I am pretty sure there are more such examples but these are the ones that came to mind immediately.
ReplyDeleteI am sure that there a lot of fans (like me), who care for all the characters, Finn included and like them too. I (and maybe a lot of other fans) are equally invested in the journeys of all the characters and don't watch each episode hoping for a character to die or be killed off.
I agree.
ReplyDeleteNot true about Finn, its just that his fans don't want to get the Bellarke fans hate. So far the bromance storyline between Bellamy, Finn and Murphy has been great.
ReplyDelete"Long in the Abyss" is probably a reference to the Culling since that was a line from Jaha's speechwhen they were sacrificing all those people. "Spacewalker" is about Finn. Not sure about "Remember me"
ReplyDeleteIt's true that a lot of people don't like Finn. But this new rumor is just based off the episode titles.
ReplyDeleteI watch TWD too! Yes that's true, everyone always thinks Glenn is going to die, me included. I don't want him to though! I'm glad he's still alive as of S5 finale.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure about this. Isaiah said in an interview that as of episode 10 he's still not with the rest of the cast,
ReplyDeleteTrue that. While I wasn't a Finn fan last season (he was far too idealistic), I think his storyline is going to be very interesting and I'm looking forward to see his character growth. They all need to grow into their own (and also teach these stupid sky adults a lesson about survival).
ReplyDeleteAlso, I think we should be done with character deaths now because we no longer need to be in "shock value" zone. Anya's death felt really unnecessary to me ... there was so much potential!
I don't even want President Wallace to die (as yet) ... he seems to be a great nemesis for Clarke and while I don't want storylines to drag, I hope to see this one nicely fleshed out.
[Plus the whole TVD killing people for shock value just before investing in their story lines is so old and idiotic - a complete turn off].
I hate it when people speak for everyone. You can only speak for yourself.
ReplyDeleteI care A LOT about Finn, he's my favorite character in the show, and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone.
ReplyDeleteIm sure Im not alone when I say he's not well liked. Being OCC this season isn't helping his case either. I personally don't hate Finn, but thats my general observation.
ReplyDeletelol thank god you're saying the same thing. Character deaths are scary, but improves the story for me when its used realistically and not only used for shock value.
ReplyDeleteLike Sterling's death bugged me, because no one checked the ropes.
Isn't 2x08 the mid-season finale? Why the hell would the MSF be Finn centric? Unless it's his death episodode? If he dies then "Remember Me" has got to be in reference to him.
ReplyDeleteI hope the bromance helps him get out of his current state of mind. I'd love to see Murphy help him do that.
ReplyDeleteDeaths are laughable in TVD. Major eyeroll when they brought back Alaric.
ReplyDeleteLike everything in life, not everybody likes the same things, and of course there are people who might not like him, but I'm sure it's the same case for each character in this show and in every show ever, I know what you mean here, it's that he's the most hated of the main characters, but I don't think so, I've read a lot of comments in many sites and I think it's the other way around.
ReplyDeleteTrue. Thats what I like about the show how everyone is in a grey moral area, but I fault the writers for Finn's OCCness (is that a word lol). I think it has to do with Clarke or Raven's paralysis or both. Its not really clear why.
ReplyDeleteFinn is going to die! Episode 8 is his tribute. I don't see the mid finale dedicated to one character unless it is his last. Makes sense the character is pointless.
ReplyDeleteTo be honest I don't even know what OCC means... lol!!, yeah the character was (at least in the beginning) just a stereotype, the cute boy that is cool and funny and that every woman wanted, and the love triangle made it worse, but then his thoughts and his actions started making him look like something else, something deeper than a womanizer, at least before my eyes that's why he's my favorite character I see him as a whole package, anyway, I don't think he's going to be killed anytime soon.
ReplyDeleteIt means 'out of character'. In season one he was the mediator and pacifist of the group and now he kills without a blink and wants to abandon the cliffhanging redshirt.
ReplyDeleteI dont get the indicator of the drastic change and hope the writers explain it eventually.
No you're not alone. I love the character, and I love the actor.
ReplyDeleteI don't get it. When Finn was level headed, they said he was too nice. Now they don't like the grey area he's in. I love exploring both those aspects of human nature that are in all of us. It makes a character more rounded. War changes people. I love Finn as a character, and I'm curious to see where the writers are going to take him.
ReplyDeleteIt does seem a little drastic, but it's hard to hold onto your ideals when the world is falling apart all around you. Finn is very sensitive. He has witnessed and been a victim of blind hatred, violence, and cruelty. The one good thing he has to hold onto is now at risk; or so he thinks.. Losing Clarke terrifies him. He's an emotional wreck, and emotions blind you to reason. Finn is hurting, and I'm hurting for him because he's on a dark path.
ReplyDeleteIF "Spacewalker" results in Finn's death, "Remember Me" could be about him too. Retribution, letting go, a Viking style funeral. Who knows. I'm not convinced he's dying. I am convinced he's going to kick a little ass in this episode.
ReplyDeleteThat would be good. Octavia finding him and he doesn't remember her. Something along those lines.
ReplyDeleteMe too, it feels weird how he's acting right now, but I understand perfectly why he's doing it, I just hope all the things he's doing don't change his personality for good and therefore Clarke gets disappointed of him. I really want to see them back together.
ReplyDeleteI don't think so, Thomas is listed in all the episodes on IMDb, and even when some people don't trust in that site, it hasn't had wrong information about the show so far, and BTW if he is pointless then everybody in this show is pointless too.
ReplyDeleteYeah I also think this episode is going to be about Lincoln and Octavia, finding each other again.
ReplyDelete'Remember Me' is probably about Octavia trying to get Lincoln to remember her after he is brainwashed, which is what I assume is going to happen.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts on the character of Finn and the possibility of him dying in 'Spacewalker' may be different from all of yours, as I just watched the entire series for the first time yesterday. So I watched the episodes one after another, no waiting week to week for episodes, and not having to wait the entire summer.
So here are my thoughts on Finn:
1) I didn't particularly like him in the pilot, but I didn't really dislike him either. He just felt like a generic CW love-interest. It was a pilot, so I don't hold it against him. Even the line about him wasting a month of air so he could do a spacewalk, I was able to overlook as he had no idea the ark was running out of air.
2) The early romance of Clarke/Finn wasn't bad. I didn't mind it. Finn's character wasn't terrible and they did have some cute moments, but I never really shipped them. Them sleeping together felt rushed though.
3) I believe I missed it being mentioned in the pilot, but I think I found out about Finn having a girlfriend (Raven) in the episode he had sex with Clarke. I admit, Finn lost some points with me then. They said he and Raven were lifelong friends and have been together for a while, and the second they get to Earth he's flirting with Octavia and Clarke. I get that he never thought he'd see Raven again, but you'd think he'd wait a bit before moving on. I didn't like Finn much now, but I didn't hate him.
4) What made me actively dislike him was his sudden pacifist ideals he kept spouting. His idealistic naivitie against guns and violence when they are fighting a war. Not wanting to bring guns in a meeting with the Grounders, etc. I felt I was being preached at by the character and show. I hate feeling like that. (To be fair, I felt the same during Octavia's views on Lincoln and the grounders.) So now I disliked him.
5) What made me give up on the character altogether was this obsession he has for Clarke. I get that he loves her (though I wtf at that being they only knew eachother for about 2 weeks, but whatever). Finn is obsessed with finding Clarke at the expense of all else. He immediatly abandons his pacifist ideals and tortures and executes a prisoner. I'd be able to get behind it if we got into his head and got some insight into his character, but it was way too rushed.
6) He lost even more points with me when he was willing to leave an innocent fellow human being (born-and-raised on the Ark) to die and continue on his quest to find Clarke. "We can come back for her." I don't think even he belived that.
After watching all of the episodes, I delved into the fandom to see what the fans thought of the characters, series, etc. I wasn't surprised to see that Clarke/Bellamy was the most popular ship, but I was surprised at just how disliked Finn was from my searches.
One theory I have for Finn's personality transplant comes from the writers saying that the Clarke/Bellamy chemistry was unintentional. Is it possible that the writers have "switched" Finn and Bellamy's season 1 personalities so as to draw fans back to Clarke/Finn? But it doesn't work in Finn's case. While Bellamy's idealology seems like a natural progression from his season 1 character development, Finn had no such character development that I saw. So he just comes of crazy and obsessed.
Now on to the possibilty of him dying. I'm not clamoring for it. I still think if the give us some insight into his character and give him actual character development he can be an interesting character. There are characters I'd rather see die before Finn, such as Jasper and Lincoln. However, if Finn does die, I wouldn't be upset. I'd just hope they give him a good death and tribute, and don't forget about him the next episode the way everyone forgot about Wells.
Finn grew on me in season 1, and by episode 5, I was hooked. His pacifist view of the world didn't bother me at all. It was endearing, and he was right. Who knows if that awful battle that killed so many of the 100 could have been avoided if Jasper hadn't opened fire.
ReplyDeleteWhat we're seeing now is a character who has been broken by all the violence and cruelty he has witnessed and been a victim of. The grounders have no respect for human life, and Finn watched them callously slaughter his people.
All of this has changed Finn, as war often does to people. He has seen everything he believed in fall apart all around him. Naturally he's going to turn to the one thing that makes this new world tolerable. And now she is threatened. That's why he's so desperate to get her back, and so fearful that he won't get there in time.
I don't like what Finn is doing now, but it doesn't make me dislike him so much as worry about him. It's tragic to see a good person yield to darkness and make bad choices. But Finn is not a Murphy who has no conscience or regret. And don't forget that Bellamy was pretty disgusting at the outset. He wasn't the emotional wreck that Finn is right now. Bellamy was deliberate, calculating, and more than a little selfish. The change in his character is arguably as sudden as Finn's. But the writers have only 16 episodes. They have to move things along and let the audience fill in the blanks a little. So I think we have to give them a little license here.
BTW, the Raven thing, IMO, was completely understandable. Even though Finn was immediately attracted to Clarke, he had made no real romantic advances toward her. They had only just met and were just getting to know each other. There was no real reason yet to tell Clarke about Raven.
Sleeping with Clarke was not something Finn planned, but happened as a result of his loss of hope about their situation and that of the Ark. They both gave into their need and attraction in a spontaneous emotional moment.
So I think Clarke was being a little unfair about this. And poor Finn had too much sense of loyalty to Raven to just abandon her. He cares about her even if he's not IN love with her. And Clarke wasn't exactly giving him any encouragement to continue their relationship.
It hurts my feelings when people say bad things about Finn. Everyone is entitled to his opinion. I just wish people would look a little deeper into the character and the circumstances before forming an opinion.
I'm glad you're talking about this, I hate when people like something and in order to get it they destroy whatever gets in their way, that's not fair, Bellamy is no saint he might be one of the worst "criminals" sent to earth, he didn't steal a pencil, he tried to murder someone, no matter what his reasons were, he did it, and now it turns out that he's better than Finn just because he cheated on Raven, please...like you said people are entitled to say what the want and what they like, but not stepping on others, anyway, I agree with you 110%!!
ReplyDeleteI like him a lot too and what they are doing to him just to please Bellarke fans is lame.
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