'The 100' creator breaks down that series finale ending

[just444]

'The 100' creator breaks down that series finale ending and explains 'the moral of the story' https://t.co/Us9oPGe4fc
- Entertainment Weekly (@EW) October 1, 2020

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yes, the show was still on

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[dangeronshow]

is this the messiest show in CW history? i only watched the first season but the behind the scenes drama has never relented

[latexana]

"Lexa came back, because she was "the person Clarke loved the most"

Bellamy did not show up in the episode"

kkkk, that's amazing!

[elktrail]

It wasn't even Lexa though, lol

[lalapisani]

I truly had no clue what was going on lol

So Clarke's most important person is someone she knew / loved for a few months and Raven's is Clarke's mom ??? Wtf

I'm gonna try to forget this season

Glad it's over

[waxandstrings]

from what i've read, the person took the form of greatest love, greatest teacher or greatest enemy. so for raven, abby was her greatest teacher, not love lmao

[pi_lady]

Which also didn't make sense though since her greatest teacher was Sinclair.

[barbychanftw]

I stopped watching this show in season 3. Looks like I made the right call. I saw that Raven, Octavia, and Murphy were reunited with Clarke. What happened to Monty?

[benihime99]

they couldn't have 3 asian men of the show
they had to kill one

the show's timeline is wack

[just444]

everyone went into a cryosleep for a 100 year timejump and he and Harper stayed awake and died of old age in season 5 iirc

Re: the show's timeline is wack

[hypertwink]

Hmmm...Passengers.

[vibeology_e]

I quit this show years ago but even I can tell that's not a satisfying ending.