The 100

Is Murphy The Ally We Really Need

... 4: Is Murphy the Ally We Really Need. Wednesday, February 01, 2017. Add as Buddy TV Friend ». The 100's John Murphy is riding that redemption arc like nobody's business. Season 1's problematic fave turned our expectations upside down and inside out as he tumbled headfirst into the battle against ALIE, and, as the clock ticks down to yet another apocalypse, you can expect to see Murphy's tumultuous evolution continue in The 100 season 4. It's fair to say that Murphy (Richard Harmon) and the rest of the delinquents got off on the wrong foot. An attempted lynching and vengeful murder will do that to you. Anger tempered as new enemies took center stage, however. When the young Arker reunited with Clarke (Eliza Taylor) in Polis, it was time for a team up we never thought possible. As season 4 begins, Harmon believes Murphy could continue on as the wild card ally. "He's following his own path, and I trust that path because I know he's got a good moral compass inside and I think now that audience is starting to see that more," Harmon teased. "I don't know if he's ...

The 100’ Cast Tease Season 4's Political Turmoil, Octavia’s Transformation, And More

... as a keepsake and it’s still a very important. It plays a very important role in Grounder spirituality. So her having it certainly– it still holds power, but it don’t do the same stuff as it used to.”. On the political turmoil. Porter: “When you’re allowed to stick with your traditions, you can kind of relax in it, in a way. It’s like, this is the hierarchy, this is who we follow, and as a career warrior, this is what I do. Then, everything gets thrown in our faces because of our commander not being there anymore, and how we traditionally find and believe a new commander will come is being thrown into question. There are folks who want to stick with what we know, and then there are folks who want to trust having to deal with the new circumstances that are coming. We’re breaking up into new camps now. It used to be, I could trust you or not trust you by the costume that you wore. You were on that clan. ...

How Do You Deal With The World Ending

... destroying the City of Light. There are going to be a lot of angry people who wanted to stay there, especially if the physical world is ending. She stands to get into a lot of trouble. She’s just trying to figure out how to best go about telling everyone.”. Said Lindsey Morgan (“Raven Reyes”), with a laugh, “Well, in true The 100 fashion, no one is happy for long. You’ll find out in episode one that the geek squad gets the word pretty quickly about what happened with ALIE and what happened at the end in the City of Light. Raven is immediately the first one to take control of that situation just because Clarke asks her for intel on it - is it true and is ALIE telling the truth, or was she lying to mess with us some more? Because Raven is so smart, she bears the burden of knowledge and knowing too much and knowing the logistical facts of what is to ...

Your Guide To Season 4

... radiation: Black rain will arrive first, water will become undrinkable, and pre-cancerous lesions will form on anyone exposed. “Those things all begin to happen,” Rothenberg warns, adding that every character will have to choose how to work with others when faced with near-certain death. “The story becomes man’s inhumanity to man, and man’s humanity to man… Can you transcend that? Will you let the fact that there’s less and less life-saving opportunities for the world drive you into a dark place and take everything you can for yourself and your people? Or will you figure out a way to link arms and become one people?”. So…how do our heroes react. Well first, Rothenberg makes it clear that Clarke won’t back down from the challenge: “Clarke’s a fighter. Clarke is an idea person, she’s always looking for a third way.”. Bellamy, meanwhile, will struggle with his guilt. He had a hand in Pike’s (Michael Beach) rise to power in season 3, played ...

Zach Mcgowan Makes Art Out Of Getting Punched In The Face

... berserk. I’m very precise with my aggression, which is one of the reasons I’m lucky enough to continue stunt work. It can get physically taxing — I’ve gotten punched in the face quite a few times in my day. But to be honest, it’s fun as hell. Every day I’m on set, I have a big smile, even when I’m up to my neck in mud.”. Zach Mc Gowan as Charles Vane on 'Black Sails'. But for as much work as he puts into the physicality of his characters, action scenes aren’t the end of it. Charles Vane was a man of few words but surprising depth , and as seen by the speed with which he acclimated to Clarke’s plan at the end of The 100 Season 3, Roan has a quick-witted nature that extends beyond the battlefield. “I’ve always tried to bring some of myself to these parts,” he says. Whenever Charles Vane rolled a coin over his fingers in Black Sails — a move the character became known for — that was Mc Gowan’s idea. “I taught myself how to do that on the plane out to South Africa, but I didn’t even pitch that to anyone,” he explains. “I just did it, and nobody told me to stop. My approach to acting is that it consumes my mind. I can’t think of anything else when I’m involved in a scene. ...

The 100’ Premiere Recap

... they’ll have their own healer take care of the king, that Skaikru “did this to us,” and that Azgeda is now in control of Polis. An ambassador steps up and says, “Like hell it is.” (I love this lady!) She explains that until a new commander can ascend, the capitol will be ruled by ambassadors. She says if Azgeda wants it, they’ll have to take it by force. “Consider it taken,” Echo says after slicing open the woman’s neck. (Man, everyone I like dies on this show…). Echo orders that no Skaikru leave the city, but luckily she doesn’t know about the passageway through the flamekeeper’s temple. Clarke is able to get most of her people to safety. All who are left are Abby, Kane, Jaha, Octavia, and Bellamy. Indra’s there, too, since she’s essentially one of them — she bro-hugs Kane in possibly the best moment of the premiere. She informs them that ...

Stoke’s Peter Crouch Joins The 100 Club But Everton Take Share Of Spoils

... an approving Hughes. It was a fine team goal, too. Charlie Adam began the move by pinging a long ball over the visiting defence and into the path of Marko Arnautovic on the left wing. The Austrian sent a low cross to Crouch, who slotted into the net from close range. It was a smooth finish but Crouch joked that his robotic celebration suffered from rustiness: “I think I’ll have to retire it. Weddings and parties only now.”. A more pertinent quibble could be raised against Stoke’s finishing after that. They created several more chances and could have been decisively in front by half-time. Crouch could have made a start on his second century but spurned two decent chances. Joel Robles saved his header in the 23 rd minute after a cross by Adam. And three minutes later a flick by Arnautovic presented Crouch with another opportunity but he lashed a low volley inches wide from the edge of the box. Adam, too, was playing as if still in his prime. On ...

The Cw’s Got 100 Problems, But A Premiere Ain’t One

... can make no promises. Vikings (History Channel, 9 p.m.): Unlike our other top picks for this Wednesday night, Vikings obviously doesn’t take place in the future. Or maybe it secretly does—doomed to repeat history and all that jazz. Vikings (a show now either about vikings from the past or future vikings) ends its fourth season tonight with “The Reckoning.” Oh yes, these vikings mean business. “Prince Aethelwulf is targeted by the Vikings’ battle plan, while Ecbert stays behind formulating his own plan.” After last week’s penultimate episode , Dennis Perkins hopes this finale sticks the landing. Or there will be another type of reckoning…. The Expanse (Syfy, 10 p.m.): Finally, The Expanse has come back to television. And it’s back with a two episode second season premiere, so don’t say it never gave you anything. In this premiere: “Miller, Holden, and the crew of the Roci deal with the aftermath of their narrow escape from Eros. We meet Martian Marine Gunnery Sergeant Bobbie Draper (Frankie Adams) and her ...

The Difference Between Fake 'earth' And 'space' Languages

... me in one direction or the other. I sit down, for myself, to sketch up a little grammar idea, but then for them to give it a sound of it, so they can hear what I’m imagining. Sometimes it’s right on the money, sometimes it needs a little revision. In the case of Game of Thrones, I didn’t have time to read all the books, because it was a competition. We had a month and a half to do it. I couldn’t read all of them, though I did read the Daenerys chapters. After that, it helps, if there’s any type of background and I have the time for it, it really helps to dive in, to get a sense of the character. All the languages I create are directly tied to those characters and what I imagined from them. For Emerald City, because of course these are based, it’s a very different adaptation of the Oz books. I grew up reading all of the original Oz books. Part of Oz is that there’s Emerald City in the center, it’s divided into these four regions. That actually kind of wed itself to this idea about the elements that ended up shaping the grammar of the witch language. There are four variants of the language. There are four elements associated with those variants, and then there’s four ...