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- The 100 ended with its seventh season because showrunner Jason Rothenberg felt it was the right time to conclude the story of the characters and didn't want to overstay their welcome.
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Oct 1, 2020 · The 100 has now come to an end on The CW with a final episode that gave a rare happy ending to the cast—though in the show's typical style, that finale was bittersweet. Season 7, Episode 16...
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In May 2020, Rothenberg told Collider that The 100 season 7 was the right time to finally end The 100: He went on to say that he assumed the studio would have allowed them to continue into The 100 season 8 if he desired, but seven seasons already felt like a long time to tell a story about one group of people. Rothenberg explained that The 100's fi...
The 100 series finale was a satisfying conclusion that very few other shows get, especially one that has been running as long as The 100 has. Most of the characters (outside of Clarke and Raven) got a fitting end to their character arcs, as Murphy and Emori ended up together, Octavia redeemed herself after being a brutal dictator, and Hope found pe...
However, while the series ending how its creator originally intended is great for any show, Rothenberg ending the series before The 100 season 8 was arguably a mistake. Why The 100 ended has been thoroughly explained by Rothenberg, but the series should have continued, or season 7's narrative should have been stretched over multiple seasons. So muc...
The 100 cast went on to have illustrious careers after The 100's final season. Eliza Taylor (Clarke Griffin) had a one-off on Seth McFarlane's sci-fi series The Orville as Dr. Villka. She also has two other projects in the works, It Only Takes a Night, and I'll Be Watching. Marie Avgeropoulos (Octavia Blake) has several projects that are in pre-pro...
For a while, The 100's final season wasn't technically the end, as there was a prequel in the mix instead of The 100 season 8. Unfortunately, the idea was scrapped. The prequel itself was planned for two years before getting axed in 2021. The 100 prequel series was set 97 years before the original, during the end of the world. The 100 prequel show ...
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Oct 1, 2020 · The 100 season 7 ends the episode “The Last War”, tying a bow on what has been a rather polarizing season - and overarching story for Clarke Griffin. While there is still the as-yet-unnamed The 100 spinoff in the works, this is the end for the characters audiences have been following since the show began in 2014.
Oct 1, 2020 · The 100 season seven, episode 16 brought the long-running The CW drama series to a final close. There was plenty of drama and some major character returns as the show concluded - here’s a recap...
In August 2019, Jason Rothenberg announced that the show's seventh season would be its last. On April 24, 2019, The CW renewed The 100 for a seventh season ahead of its sixth-season premiere.
Oct 1, 2020 · The 100 creator confirms THAT character death, and fans are not happy. The 100 showrunner reveals plans for where potential prequel series would go next. Clarke enters the stone for the final...
The CW series has finally come to an end and, after seven seasons, showrunner (and episode director) Jason Rothenberg has written a Battlestar Galactica -like ending that attempts to tie all the...
