All Forms of Art

  After the amazing first season , I binge-watched all the other 6. Here are my thoughts about each one of them. Keep in mind that I did the reviews after finishing each season, not knowing what was coming next.  Season 2 The adults are now on Earth, and they are ready to take control. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always seem the best idea. By the way, the production had to find a way of saving Jaha (Isaiah Washington), didn’t they? Mount Weather Naturally, Clarke (Eliza Taylor) was right, and all of that was too good to be true. The whole thing was sickening, but hey, they are creative! The reapers thing? Good move. I couldn’t avoid an “oh no!” for Lincoln (Ricky Whittle), but here is what bothers me the most: 100 years without a solution, and then Clarke happens. What a clever girl! Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos) is a growing character that becomes more and more interesting. She was a bit annoying at first, but she always showed herself to be strong. She is a fighter!  D...

  Humanity is on edge. A nuclear war ended the world as we knew it, and the survivors settle a colony in space. Now, they face the possibility of extinction. Again. Their only chance? 100 teenage criminals. One hundred revolted teenagers have humanity's fate in their hands. What could possibly go wrong? Life on Earth The kids are sent down to Earth without knowing if the air is breathable. If the planet was habitable at all. As soon as they put their feet on the ground, they realize that that wouldn’t be a problem. Everything else is.  How can a bunch of teenagers, locked in a spaceship since the day they were born, manage to hunt, fish, and build a shelter? How can they survive in an unknown world? Fighting diseases, wild animals… and people. After all, people are living on Earth—a lot of people in different clans and tribes. In the Ark, they lived in peace (did they?), but here, it seems that there is a permanent war. How far will they be willing to go for survival? Surv...