This season, our characters are trying to “do better,” than they did on Earth.
Save our people, go to extreme measures to do it – that has always been The 100‘s way.
The fact of the matter is, even though the setting of the show has completely changed, it’s still excellent, and the tone is still the same. It’s always tough when you have to say goodbye to characters that have been on the show since episode 1. So it should not be surprising that some major characters are killed off, but it is anyway. The 100 has never had any problem killing off main characters before – let’s not forget Finn, Jasper, Jaha, or (now) Monty, and it has even more of a trigger finger with secondary characters, like Lexa, Lincoln, Sinclair, Roan, and (now) Harper. There are also some significant deaths this season, though I won’t say who, so get ready to say goodbye to some beloved characters. The mass of the people who came over on the Eligius IV stay in cryo-sleep this season, with only the core cast being awakened to explore the new world, which was clever. It’s those secrets that threaten everything. They have technology, and seem to have made for themselves a peaceful society, but they also have their own specific culture and religion, and their own secrets as well. The new planet is populated by the descendants of the passengers who arrived on the Eligius III ship generations ago, so once again, some politics have to be played to get the ground people to accept the people who came from the sky. Clarke (Eliza Taylor) and friends have to fight to save their people, which is really the core of the show. It’s a new planet, but the same old The 100. Photo courtesy of TellTaleTV.Īfter leaving a completely dead earth at the end of season 5, the survivors of the human race arrive at a new planet to set down lives in the season 6 premier – Planet Alpha.
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