Skaikru/Wonkru/whatever we now call our ragtag group of former Earth inhabitors know how to survive. When push comes to shove, they find a way out of scrapes. They might notallmake it out, but they find a way to get through. Credit: Diyah Pera/The CW I was very nervous and totally expected someone not to make it out.Last weekscarred me I guess! But maybe she should have. Clarke ends up driving too fast and wrecks the bike and destroys the radio in the process....

Well, weve gone through the looking glass. The mysteries of Bardo are starting to unwind little by little. But this isnt outdoors at all, its a facility thats made to look like the outdoors. Dean Buscher/The CW Its like something fromThe Maze RunnermeetsWayward Pines. After shes apprehended, Octavia is taken to Memory Capture, or M-Cap. A man named Levitt, who runs the M-Cap, is instructed to interrogate her by Anders, a....

The anomaly is different things to different people: For Gabriel, its a riddle he needs to solve. For Octavia, its the world keeping her from her brother. For Diyoza, its the home shes dreamed of. Credit: Diyah Pera/The CW For Hope, its the only home shes ever known, one she calls Sky Ring. And for us viewers, its a giant cluster. Thats why The Garden was so fun to watch....

The 100has never been shy about killing off characters, but the departed rarely leave without getting their due. Theres always been a chance for redemption or an opportunity to say goodbye. Greyston Holt) took over his brain. Credit: Diyah Pera/The CW Thankfully, tonights episode, What You Take With You, righted that wrong. Xavier/Gabriel thinks quite a lot happened since shes fully healed and has clean, possibly longer hair. (He doesnt even knowhow long its been since that girl has had clean hair!...

Something occurred to me during this episode: What if we never see Bellamy again? What if when Clarke and Co. find him, he’s a 50-year-old man? A lot of “Hesperides” made me nervous for our beloved characters actually. Credit: Dean Buscher/The CW Let’s get into it… We start with a flashback to 10-year-old Hope. Life is fairly normal until she hears the Anomaly start to open. Four people come through, and only three go back....

Clarke enters the stone for the final test. And as the series found its footing over the next few episodes, so did many of you. Season 2 was flawlessquite literally one of my favorite seasons of a TV show ever. Diyah Pera/The CW As the show grew, so too did its fervent fans. But what happened in season 3 seemed to strike a nerve with all of us. Now we’re here in season 7....

“It’s an almost perfect allegory for the times we’re living through,” Jason Rothenberg says. “God no, of course not,” he tells EW regarding the pandemic detail. “It is much more timely now than it was when we were making it,” he says. Diyah Pera/The CW To put it simply: This might be one of the best episodes of this series yet. “We definitely had fun with that.” This is definitely a story that has an added resonance now....

It is pivotal, for sure, and wonderful. Performances in that are great; I mean, I just can’t say enough about this cast." “I hope we get a chance to continue that story,” he says. Colin Bentley/The CW Back in October,the CW ordered production of the backdoor pilotfor the prequel, formerly calledAnacondabut now untitled. Fans ofThe 100know that these survivors will become the Grounder civilization featured in the original series. The one-hour drama hails fromThe 100creator Rothenberg along with executive producers Leslie Morgenstein and Gina Girolamo....

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Wednesday’s episode ofThe 100, “Anaconda.” After seven seasons,The 100finally answered some of the biggest questions raised throughout the series. And they all came inthe backdoor pilot for the potential prequel series. Credit: Jack Rowand/The CW But it also explained more about the original series than anyone could have predicted. A time jump of two years then shows how bleak things have gotten in the bunker....

Plus the actor reveals her character’s series finale fate is “very poetic justice for Raven. She goes out as she’d want to.” Warning: This article contains spoilers about Wednesday’s episode ofThe 100, “The Queen’s Gambit.” Credit: Michael Courtney/The CW The 100’sLindsey Morgansure had her work cut out for her on herdirectorial debut. And Morgan shares that disbelief. And now that these characters have finally made it to Bardo, Morgan is excited for what comes next....

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