Freya: yeah right, free on Pluto TV - how's the writing holding up after 99 episodes?
Amir: what kind of storytelling do they think people still want after the 10th season of this concept already
Miasantosxo: this concept is more tired than i expected - who thought blending those two shows would yield anything interesting?
Void Ronin: finally someone does a show as long as i want to commit to
Hex Cipher: a 100-episode show that's only free on Pluto TV? sounds like a marketing ploy
Ashen Ronin: that's some wild genre-mashing but also exactly what i'm here for – let's see if they can actually stick the landing at 100 episodes
Null Warden: how did i miss this and it's already on pluto tv now though the production value has to be super rough
Null Raven: thought they'd make something that actually combined the nuance of The 100's characters with the intensity of Hunger Games, not just mash up some familiar logos
Null Warden: plenty of people will say it's cheesy but i'm hooked on the grimy atmosphere
Norat: kinda curious how they managed to make 100 episodes feel "gritty" in this case, since most shows peak and tank hard around ep 20-30. still sounds
Velvet Drift: I was prepared for the gritty action, but the 100's take on those Hunger Games-esque rebellion bits really pulls me in
Ruby: that's quite the ambitious project, but 100 episodes is a lot to take in, even for die-hard fans