The 100 (TV Series) How We Get to Peace (2018) User Reviews

Keeps up the great narrative of the previous episodes (no spoilers)

[skeful-57852 · 9/10 · 28 June 2018]

Another great episode for season 5. To be honest, I really didn't get into season 4 and wasn't expecting much out of season 5. Happy to say, I was completely wrong.

In 'How We Get To Peace' we have more of the tense moments between all the main character conflicts and some unexpected twists in a couple of them. The scenes between Bellamy and Octavia were great (even with her sudden voice change) and felt like they had weight to them, but I really like Raven in this episode. Lindsey Morgan's performances keep getting better every season and her skills are shown off again in this episode.

My only complaint about this season is they keep having two week breaks after showing only two episodes.

Avoiding War.

[ououzaza · 9/10 · 28 March 2020]

First thing first, I began tired of good guys trying to avoid war. Maybe the 100 could do something new, entirely. This loop is recycling over and over. People want war and good guys try to find a way to stop it. Anyway the episode is great. Intense and tough.

Always good!

[beachypools · 9/10 · 28 June 2018]

Pramfayia was the best ever, and this whole season has built upon that. I am liking it. The change in all the characters over the 6 years. One question, clark never ran across these alien worms the whole time ahe was "alone"?

"My sister, my responsibility."

[Splarke22 · 10/10 · 27 June 2018]

What an episode! "How We Get To Peace" features many twists & turns, some incredible character development all around & finishes off with a breathtaking scene between Bellamy & Octavia. This episode was so riveting, can't wait to see what comes next!

Wow

[liwaak · 10/10 · 27 June 2018]

Amazing episode and thank god that cooper is gone, she was so enjoying. And omg stop hurting raven, she had enough. My favorite part about this episode was "my sister my Responsibility"

The Things We Do For Peace.

[ilklucg234 · 10/10 · 27 June 2018]

This episode was amazing. It once again proved that nobody is entirely good or evil. The many character moments we had in this episode were great, and I am definitely surprised of the turns some of them made. Even though it seems to be unavoidable to realize that some characters are not going to survive this season. And one character seems to be the most likely candidate for that, but I am not going to spoil it. I even love Dioza, even though I was convinced in season 3 and parts of season 4, that every season will be one big bad that will be put down by the end of the season, I really hope Dioza stays. Since she is not entirely bad, but also because she has a very interesting story I want to see a lot more of.

The only thing I have to complain about is that we have to wait two weeks again for the next episode. This is really starting to go on my nerves.

Simply iconic

[ragga-80378 · 9/10 · 30 August 2018]

Betrayals !! As i'm watching a "game of thrones" episode

Average

[euc_deidara · 8/10 · 28 June 2018]

For me this episode gets a 7/10 Its not good but it isnt bad either i mean theres some things that are clearly over forced Like the Raven and that guy relantioship (i mean we are 8 episodes into the season and they behave like they know each other since season 1 like WTH)

Clarke wants to protect madi from octavia when theres Really Nothing to protect her from... i mean you gonna say "Octávia is dangerous" and i answer "you see ... clarke is the commander of death that killed Cooper for NO REASON AT ALL" Now bellamy poison's his own blood??? Wait you think dyoza whill keep her alive???

This is how you write a diverse show.

[GraXXoR · 10/10 · 9 January 2021]

Oh my god, I'm in love with this show. In a world of rampant check-crossing and politically-correct but ultimately-empty soundbites, this show continues to shine the beacon of hope for all.

Strong, leading roles of either sex, difficult moral decisions abound.

Rather than the standard Women Smart: Men Stupid trope of pretty much every "action sci fi" genre show that cynically replaces a male with a female, written as a male, this show portrays powerful women who are still able to look up to both men and women equally.

Moreover, in this show, deeply, meaningfully written, multidimensional male characters are shown to full effect. They are shown to respect and love their women and look as much towards peace as they do conflict, rather than simply being the shallowly written, testosterone^drenched muscular leads that abound.

In this show there are also depictions of bloodthirsty, desperate women who pine for blood and death and men bereft of love once more finding power and rediscovering themselves...

This show really is a textbook display on how a modern drama should be done...

I adore that this show lays out the pain of utter defeat as much as it does the blissful transcendence of success. It shows the darkness within us just as it does the benevolence of man and it plays upon despair as much as it does hope. Yet amazingly, it only rarely gets cloyingly preachy: A problem other shows often fail to avoid.

All in all a fantastic, well written show with captivating character and mythos.

Sad how O turned into Pike. SMH

[Neptune165 · 7/10 · 6 October 2022]

I have always loved the relationship between Octavia and Bellamy but in this episode I was very sick because the only people she blindly trusted Octavia are the ones who betrayed her: first Bellamy her big brother the only person she had always trusted and with whom she thought it would always be and then Indra her maternal figure and the one who taught her everything. So it really sucked at me because everyone says Octavia is a monster but she wouldn't have become one if some people had never hurt her. Bellamy would never hurt his sister at the beginning and then it happens. Why Octavia didn't tell Indra about the eggs is a mystery to me, but Cooper totally got what she had coming because she did the same to the defectors (injecting them with worms) I get how killing Shaw would be an option but i don't like it...Miller disappoints me too. Bellamy said "so much for the 100" to Miller. I think Montys algae will be used again. Maybe in the finale to knock out the prisoners and put them back into cryo sleep...That ending...was so powerful. Bellamy should have been in the #1 spot. He totally controlled this episode !

Diyoza is good

[jimmyishere-37748 · 10/10 · 5 March 2021]

Diyoza is indeed good! She has a dream for the valley and her people. Bellamy takes a huge risk

9,5/10 extremely good but weird in a few scenes

Love Raven

[pariisaap · 10/10 · 28 August 2021]

Clarke and bellamy are getting annoying with their theory that kill some people to save many others.

I like Octavia more than them . She is really complicated , and sometimes annoying but I never hate her and never expect bellamy betray her

But Raven and Monty are the best they are scientist and never intend to kill and hurt other people.

John Murphy also changed and I am happy for that.