User Reviews

This episode was good but just not as good as some other premiers. Felt like a lot of he time was filler, like Hope Echo and Gabriel just constantly running that seemed endless and took up too much time without exploring anything other than a note in Hopes arm saying "Trust Bellamy" literally gave us no information about the anomaly or anything. Its got the potential to set up to something greater later in the season, but leaving on a good cliff hanger last season and waiting all that time for this seemed pointless. Excited for the rest of the season, hopefully they're a lot better than that.

7x01 is an absolutely insane season premiere! Not even a minute into the episode & Bellamy is knocked unconscious and captured by what we found out to be mysterious soldiers that came out of the anomaly & can make themselves invisible (WTF?!). Octavia is still missing herself & now Bellamy too! Eliza Morley gave an incredible performance this episode, as we saw her try to hide her grief over the loss of Abby. But most notably, the ending. Eliza's performance gave me chills & increased my excitement for 7x02 twofold. 7x01 was an incredible premiere that continues to set up the crazy storyline that is the anomaly, but it makes me really confused on why S7 is the final season. I'm concerned that there won't be enough time to continue setting up all of these plots & give the proper explanations needed for them. That being said, 10/10 season premiere! I just really hope the rest of the season gives us the pay off we deserve!

Side note: According to a Jason Rothenberg interview, the reason for Bellamy's disappearance was because Bob Morley wanted some time off. By the sound of that, it's safe to assume we won't be seeing Bellamy rescued any time soon, & won't see much of him in Season 7 :(

Another side note: Chuku Modu (Gabriel) was such a great addition to the show last season. He is an incredible actor & Gabriel is now one of my favorite characters on the show despite only being around for about one full season so far.

Big fan of basically all seasons, however the start of the storyline concerning clarke and Russell I found rather disappointing. Pretty much all the acting of the side characters felt out of place and out of line with the good acting I was used to in the show. I think this has perhaps more to do with the camera shots and directing of the scenes than with the acting actually, not sure. I think the direction they go with gabriel and those weird anomaly guys is pretty interesting though, but the direction of the conflicting communities in Sanctum leaves me a bit annoyed. Especially the sudden behaviour and decisionmaking of Clarke. I hope my opinion can be turned upside down though in the next episodes, as I have felt this way before in some other episodes in other seasons.

Nah i didn't Like it but the end was great and i hope the get better in the next episode

The acting, cinematography, and environment painted a good start to the final season. Eliza Taylor truly shined in this episode and I can't wait to see how she performs in the next 15 episodes. I'm excited to see where the anomaly leads and where the three will end up.

For me the show ended on season 5. This season really put a stain on what had been a really good show until that point. But well, you must finish the journey I guess enjoy? This season ruined a lot of moments i was waiting to see since s1. She can't see them, so she's shooting in front of her while she runs forward just in case anyone or anything is in front. It's called clearing the way. Quite smart of her considering she saw Bellamy get dragged away by something invisible and she got knocked on her butt by something invisible rofl. Echo was shooting to clear a path which you would have heard if you didn't talk over the scene🙄. Bob Morley wanted to take a break and isn't included in some episodes I think. And usually the trailers are only about the first few episodes and so I don't get why people are complaining. Of course I'm afraid too about what happened to him but there's nothing we can do, just wait and watch the show. Indra and Gaia forgave Clarke for betraying them few times, Clarke forgave Murphy, it's the "new beginning" they should forgive, it's the best option. I don't know about stopping now, if do that, she'll show that she can't lead cause she can't deliver, after palace is burned(by mistake)and she presented her terms, there is no going back.

Madi knows she's not a commander, they're only lying to Wonkru I think. I'm a big fan of the 100 but was extremely disappointed in the premiere of season 7. I feel like the story line is all over the place and predictable at this point. There were a couple of interesting things with the anomaly. It drives me crazy that they have not learned their lesson when it comes to leaving enemies alive. It wasn't very engaging. The writing for Clarke kept getting worse n worse. 1 thing i didn't get about Indra, her daughter n the grounders is the commander she like give it up we been through to much n yall still look for a commander like just go on with ya own life n be happy and then the commander spot was useless after lexa cuss everybody and they momma can be it easy 😒 n then every other season here go Indra and her daughter "we need a commander" I was over the show by this point so I did not watch this season live. I binged all the episodes before the finale. I was determined to just finish the show, because I hate leaving shows in the middle, but I did not really enjoy it. However, if you go into not having expectations, then its not so bad. There is only 1 thing I absolutely hated about the season, but besides that I found it somewhat decent. This was def. One of the weakest premieres imo and I didn't feel like a lot happened. I didn't enjoy seeing only 30 seconds of Bellamy either. With that said, the best part of the episode for me was the Echo/Hope/Gabriel scenes. I enjoyed watching them far more than watching what was happening in Sanctum. Clarke going crazy at the end was fun though. And I'm glad to see that Raven seems somewhat normal again.

I liked the focus in the story; bellamy & O 😿😿😿