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- After landing on Earth, the 100 found oxygen and radiation levels survivable, but the ground was not without its dangers and threats both external and within the group. Clarke Griffin immediately emerges as a leader of the Delinquents.
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Jun 11, 2020 · After landing on Earth, the 100 found oxygen and radiation levels survivable, but the ground was not without its dangers and threats both external and within the group.
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Jul 22, 2020 · The 100 are sent down to Earth in a drop ship, and immediately set about building a camp. As children born in space, the face a steep learning curve: They have never seen naturally occurring...
The 100 are sent to Earth and land in what was formerly Northern Virginia in the United States of America. In the series [ ] Season One starts when the 100 were sent to Earth on Saturday, September 13, 2149 [8] and is considered "Day 1."
After fighting all season long for control of Shallow Valley, aka the last survivable land on Earth after the second apocalypse, the villainous McCreary dropped a nuclear bomb on the area...
Over 125 years after the Damocles Event and over 131 years since the Second Nuclear Apocalypse, it is discovered that the Earth has regenerated and is once more habitable with plant and animal life and water sources.
Jul 9, 2020 · To explain everything, The 100's prequel episode showed what happened after Becca landed back on Earth two years after the apocalypse - and ultimately what led to her death at the stake. By combining Becca's technology and ideas with those from Callie, The 100 revealed the origin of Grounders' history.
Oct 1, 2020 · Clarke finds herself left on Earth after the rest of humanity transcends, seemingly with only Russell’s dog, Picasso, as company. While Clarke thinks this is a continuation of her need to bear the consequences instead of others, the Judge explains that’s not necessarily the case.
