The 100
(2014– )
97 years after a nuclear war, human kind is living in space. 100 juvenile delinquents are sent down to Earth to see if the planet is habitable.
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Title: Pilot (19 Mar 2014)
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Cast
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| Eliza Taylor | ... | Clarke Griffin | |
| Paige Turco | ... | Dr. Abigail Griffin | |
| Thomas McDonell | ... | Finn Collins | |
| Eli Goree | ... | Wells Jaha | |
| Marie Avgeropoulos | ... | Octavia Blake | |
| Bob Morley | ... | Bellamy Blake | |
| Kelly Hu | ... | Callie 'Cece' Cartwig | |
| Christopher Larkin | ... | Monty Green | |
| Devon Bostick | ... | Jasper Jordan | |
| Isaiah Washington | ... | Thelonious Jaha | |
| Henry Ian Cusick | ... | Marcus Kane | |
| Terry Chen | ... | Commander Shumway | |
| Richard Harmon | ... | John Murphy | |
| Sachin Sahel | ... | Dr. Eric Jackson | |
| Alessandro Juliani | ... | Jacapo Sinclair | |
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Prisoners are sent down to Earth 97 years after humans had left the planet after a nuclear fall-out. They're sent from a space station where humans now live, but they do not have resources and supplies to live and survive in space station much longer. The 100 are therefore used in order to determine if Earth is habitable once more, the 100 must learn to adapt to their new surroundings quickly but factions begin to emerge amongst the 100 and not everyone is playing ball. Written by Andrew Skinner
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19 March 2014 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Clarke: [narrating] I felt the sun on my face. I see trees all around me, scented wildflowers on a breeze. It's so beautiful. In this moment I'm not stranded in space. It's been 97 years since a nuclear apocalypse killed everyone on earth, leaving the planet simmering in radiation. Fortunately there were survivors. Twelve nations had operational space stations at the time of the bombs. There is now only the ark, one station forged from the many. We're told the earth needs another hundred ...
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Mount Weather is in the Blue Ridge Mountains surrounded by temperate hardwood forests, oak, maple, walnut and the like. The forests we see are classic taiga evergreens, mostly pine, spruce, fir, etc. Filming in Vancouver means the only forests available are taiga. See more »Goofs
When a spacecraft is re-entering Earth's atmosphere, passengers are not weightless and cannot "float." Astronauts actually experience the highest g-forces of the entire mission during re-entry, before the parachute opens, as the spacecraft decelerates from orbital speeds to about 200 mph in only a few minutes. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Clarke: [narrating] I felt the sun on my face. I see trees all around me, scented wildflowers on a breeze. It's so beautiful. In this moment I'm not stranded in space. It's been 97 years since a nuclear apocalypse killed everyone on earth, leaving the planet simmering in radiation. Fortunately there were survivors. Twelve nations had operational space stations at the time of the bombs. There is now only the ark, one station forged from the many. We're told the earth needs another hundred ...
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Couldn't get past 10 minutes of episode 1. The show had potention with its story line but it's ruined with the overly used cliche teenage drama and terribly played out issues that even 10 year old kids are smarter to work out. Was painful to watch the first episode.. Very painful