Victory to the Sky People! Clarke succeeded in saving her people, but it
came at a great cost to the world and to her personally when all but
one of the Mountain Men were eliminated. Meanwhile, Thelonious reached
his destination and the City of Light wasn't at all what he expected.
The 100 Season
2 finale was brutal and shocking throughout the hour. What comes next?
BuddyTV spoke with Executive Producer Jason Rothenberg to get the scoop
on A.L.I.E, the future of Mount Weather, Clarke's state of mind and how
the Grounders will play into Season 3.
This is the second part of our conversation, for the full interview, read the first part: The 100 Season 2 Finale Interview: EP Jason Rothenberg Teases 'It Can Always Get Darker,' including the War Games reference.
BuddyTV: You mentioned War Games earlier. A.L.I.E, is she Joshua?
Rothenberg: Well, I loved War Games,
but she is an AI. She's an Artificial Intelligence, a sentient computer
program that when she gained sentience, she sort of had the hard take
off that Ray Kurzweil talked about in "The Singularity is Near," which
is a book everyone should read certainly as we go into Season 3.
Ultimately,
[she] looked on mankind for one reason or another -- all of which we
will explore in Season 3 -- and was in fact responsible for the end of
the world. We never answered that question before. We never brought up
that question really before. And we plan on playing in that world more
in Season 3.
Is she Joshua? She's an AI who
ended the world and ultimately was trapped in some way by her creator,
whether it's that guy in the video or not, remains to be seen, but was
trapped in that house for 97 years. He wasn't able to stop her from
ending the world, from launching the nukes, but he was able to trap her.
The big questions for Season 3 are: What does she want? Why is she like
this? What does she mean when she says we have work to do?
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