Like other reviewers of this episode, I'm glad Finn finally got what he had coming to him. What bothered me the most is that the writers expected that we would be upset over his death. Sorry, but I think the vast majority of viewers were not as quick to forgive a war criminal as the "good guy" cast evidently were. Trying to make a mass murderer into a sympathetic character was just not going to happen. We're supposed to forgive him just because two of the main girls are in love with him and he helped cover up a crime for one of them? Riiiiight. I, for one, was rooting for the grounders in this episode, and only wish Finn's demise didn't waste so much screen time in coming. And for the one reviewer who said Clarke was worse since she killed more people, get real. There is a massive difference in killing 300 enemy who are actively trying to kill you and your people as opposed to massacring a village of men, women and children who are going about their daily lives.
Review of Spacewalker
