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Add in the air shortage and the events leading up to the Culling (i.e. initially planned in secret to Factory station; no one allowed to know) since that kind of classicism was what Diana Sydney was allegedly rebelling against.
Dax , Lt. Graco, and Cuyler Ridley were also involved (and maybe even Tor and Reese Lemkin). We could also include Jake and Clarke Griffin in relation to the air shortage cover-up.
I vote rebellion or revolt (my preference). Mutiny is a take-over of crew whereas Sydney was once a chancellor herself and had an organized plan for takeover/escape so she was more of a usurper than mutinous.
No, I agree with that. I was meaning that if a new page is created, there are several other pages that have some of the information already on it, not just the Unity Day (Events) page (the Council page also touches on the mutiny/rebellion, for example). The information is currently spread out across at least three pages so creating a new page will combine that information into one location and is a good idea.
Some of the lead-up to the mutiny is on the Culling page as well as the Unity Day (Events) page.
Back in the day, petitions weren't as common as what they are now (technology wasn't as advanced) and it was full-spread campaigning in addition to petitions. IIRC, they might have used petitions to keep Firefly (and Dollhouse) on the air (both of which failed) but it was actually the non-stop cult following that finally gave us Serenity.
For Jericho, people sent tons and tons of nuts to the Network as a sort of petition. In fact, there were several shows where fans sent in literal objects to networks to make their voices heard.
Hannibal is a bit of a different situation and Fuller is waiting for August 2017 when its rights expire.
But, I agree with what Janus said:
...since petitions are easy to create, I wouldn't be surprised if most recently canceled shows have petitions. Though, when a show is revived, it's hard to tell what was the deciding factor for network executives. So ... petitions don't hurt, but it's unclear if they do anything except help rally fan campaigns for network executives to ignore.
On a note of templates; can you copy the code for the infoboxes into MediaWiki:Monobook.css too?
I copied the portable infobox code. Did you also want the infobox style copied?
It will probably be better as the people who get offended when a person who does not exist dies have stopped watching and stopped wasting the time of true fans.
People got offended for the perpetuation of homophobia, racism, xenophobia, colonialism, and misogyny in the third season, not because fictional characters died.
judgement? JUDGEMENT? SERIOUSLY? K
o suffers formaly....... why? killing the chancellor?
Bellamy MURDERS 300 people yet Octavia is the one getting in trouble for executing a war criminal? She's not even Skaikru!
Any thought I had of giving this show another chance just flew out the window. This whole show is such a pathetic joke and the joke is on me thinking it was actually intentionally well-written. The writers clearly don't know WTF they're doing and s1 and 2 were just a fluke.
Another thing is we have links to the Government and Groups neither of which exist and I was thinking we can make use of these pages by categorizing the pages that appear under that section (so Delinquents, Sky People, Grounders, Mountain Men ect would be categorized as a "Group" and The Council, ALIE and Coalition would be categorized as "Government") considering I see no point in creating a Government or Groups page which is the current link. Which would navbar wise be a simple link change from [[Government]] to [[Category:Government]] and from [[Groups]] to [[Category:Groups]] in the navbar.
All the Groups page required was a redirect to the Groups category page.
As for Government, there's currently only three pages that fall into that category so I guess that's up to the community to decide if they want a Government category? I'd suggest including the Crime and Punishment pages and the Guard page under the Government tag, as well.
Hello,
I thought I'd bring up a small concern about the Navbar mostly since some of the parts of it link to non-existing or deleted pages. Notably with the relationships link, it currently links here while the redirect in the deletion message says it should link here instead.
I fixed it. There was a typo.
hey, does anyone know what this is saying....
http://the100brasil.com.br/sinopse-oficial-da-quarta-temporada/
It's just a summary for Season Three for when it airs in Brazil in 2017.
It's so disheartening that Bellamy walks away - once again scott free.
This is why I have no interest in the Dark!Octavia storyline for next season. Octavia beats up a known war criminal and executes another yet somehow that is "unforgivable" in comparison to Bellamy, a known war criminal who TORTURED Lincoln and MURDERED 300 sleeping warriors? SMH @ #doublestandards.
"Anyone can die" as long as it's not Bellamy (or Jasper, apparently).
Probably so they can increase S3 DVD sales by marketing the "shocking" alternate ending that was too extreme for network TV or something.
(And/or continue baiting Clexa fans by making them think the second ending was about Lexa.)
Yeah I'm pretty sure Jasper dies in the finale. At a con in Germany, Lindsay did mention that she was there for the other finale (which means that it had to do with the people that remained in Arkadia) but they aren't allowed to say anything about it.
And didn't Christopher Larkin mention that when he read the finale script, it made him literally sick to his stomach?
AforAlison wrote: ^ Maybe one in which cast members such as Jasper die?
I'm always down for Jasper dying. Should've axed him in S1 like it was originally written.
The only thing they ended up changing in a season full of rotten choices is the one thing they should have followed through on. Now, it makes Season Three seem even more of a minority murder party with the straight, white guy getting the stay of execution like always (and for the second time, too - something JR swore he'd never do).
The only thing I've seen passed around with certainty is that Jasper was supposed to commit suicide in the original finale. (No direct sources so it's unsubstantiated but there's a lot of circumstantial evidence.)
The Skaikru might have been refugees to start with but their war-mongering and unrightful claim to the land turned them into invaders and colonialists.
now, skaikru is a clan, one of the 13 clans, meaning (more or less) equal to other clans, so skaikru person rulling coalition, where skaikru is a part of is no diffrent that trikru person rulling coalition, where azgeda is a part of. hope that makes any sense.....
I understand what you're saying but the problem is, they only belonged to the Coalition for half a day before Pike reject it. They have lived on Earth for not even a full year yet they're somehow qualified to lead 12 Clans? I call BS.