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8/10 (Seasons 1-4: 9/10; Seasons 5-7: 7/10)
However, Seasons 5-7 take a sharp turn. After Earth finally becomes truly uninhabitable, the show goes interstellar. We are introduced to the Eligius Corporation, cryo-sleep, a desert planet, and eventually, a mysterious anomaly that leads to a "transcendence" test. Season 7 is divisive. Some fans praise its ambition and its massive lore expansion (including a prequel backdoor pilot). Others felt it lost the intimate, survivalist horror of the early seasons, trading spear-and-sword combat for mind drives, memory wiping, and a human extinction plot. Serie The 100
What they got instead was seven seasons of relentless moral ambiguity, staggering body counts, and a philosophical descent into "who is the real monster?" The show’s creator, Jason Rothenberg, quickly subverted expectations. The first few episodes do contain the expected teen angst—Clarke Griffin (Eliza Taylor) butts heads with the reckless Bellamy Blake (Bob Morley), and romance blossoms. But the turning point comes fast. The 100 discover they are not alone. The "Grounders" are a tribal, warrior society descended from survivors who developed their own brutal culture. Then come the Reapers (cannibalistic junkies), and finally, the Mountain Men—the privileged descendants of Mount Weather who breathe filtered air and need the blood of Grounders (and the 100) to survive. 8/10 (Seasons 1-4: 9/10; Seasons 5-7: 7/10) However,
Streaming on Netflix (US) and Amazon Prime (select regions). Season 7 is divisive
This is best embodied in the character of Octavia, who transforms from the girl under the floor into "Bloodreina," a tyrannical leader who forces her starving people to cannibalism in a bunker to maintain order. The show forces the audience to ask: Is she a monster, or a savior? The answer is always both. The 100 is a show of distinct eras. Seasons 2-4 are widely considered peak science fiction, focusing on a second apocalyptic event (a nuclear meltdown of the world’s power plants) and the political machinations of surviving factions.