Is it simply us, or has this 12 months’s The 100 hiatus felt like a particular model of torture? The break between Season 6 and Season 7 looks as if it can by no means finish, however we’re slowly closing in on the ultimate season. After a really bananas season filled with body-snatchers, killer A.I.s, and doubtlessly even a while journey, it is laborious to even guess what comes subsequent, however that will not cease us from attempting!
Season 6 ended on an enormous cliffhanger, even by The 100′s requirements, with Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos) being killed (perhaps?) by an grownup model of Hope (Shelby Flannery) and dissolving right into a inexperienced mist that reminded us fairly a little bit of the Anomaly. To make issues worse, we’re utterly at midnight about Sheidheda’s whereabouts or how precisely our heroes will make peace with the Sanctum society. Regardless of the rationalization for all these twists shall be, we’ll have to attend till Season 7 premieres to get some solutions. We have nonetheless received a little bit of a wait earlier than Season 7 hits our screens, however within the meantime TV Information has been looking out for spoilers and behind-the-scenes information in regards to the present’s last run of episodes.
Here is every part we all know to date about The 100‘s last season.
It’ll premiere in 2020. Although we do not have a premiere date but, we do know The 100 will return at midseason on The CW, because it’s carried out the previous few years. If we needed to guess, we might guess The CW will hold it as a summer season present, touchdown its premiere date someday in April.
Season 7 would be the last season. Showrunner Jason Rothenberg announced the series would end after Season 7 on Twitter, and he later instructed TV Information he had a particular ending in thoughts for the collection. “I hope [fans will] be glad,” Rothenberg stated. “I’m glad. I feel it is a fairly highly effective, emotional ending.”
We now have not seen the final of Octavia. Although her destiny appears ominous, something is feasible on The 100, and you’ll’t assume anybody is useless (or if they’re, that they will keep that manner). Jason Rothenberg instructed Entertainment Weekly, “Whether or not she’s alive or useless, Marie’s wonderful and you’ll safely say we’ve got not seen the final of her. However whether or not or not she’s useless and we inform her story in flashback or whether or not or not we see her once more within the current, that is one thing we’ve got to attend and see.”
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Marie Avgeropoulos, The 100
We’ll decide up immediately after the Season 6 finale. Don’t be concerned, you will not be left reeling from that finale solely to be confronted with a serious time leap when The 100 returns. Rothenberg instructed TV Information that we’ll decide up with Season 7 immediately after the finale of Season 6, with Bellamy (Bob Morley) frantic to determine what on the earth has occurred to his sister.
There won’t be any time journey. Regardless of Hope popping out of the Anomaly as an grownup when three days earlier she’d nonetheless been a fetus in Diyoza’s (Ivana Milicevic) stomach, Rothenberg assured us that he would not plan to make use of time journey to elucidate how that is attainable. He did, nonetheless, inform us that point was “performing humorous,” and we are able to most likely anticipate some solutions about why in Season 7 premiere.
Hope most likely will not be a villain. Killing off a beloved character is an effective technique to designate your self as the brand new villain of the collection, however we most likely should not decide Hope too rapidly. Regardless of not eager to say a lot about this new thriller character, Jason Rothenberg did inform TV Information that he thinks we’ll find yourself liking her and her fast wit. That is most likely a very good factor contemplating TVLine reports that Flannery shall be a collection common in The 100 Season 7.
Shelby Flannery, The 100
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Sheidheda continues to be a risk. Although the Flame was destroyed, Raven (Lindsey Morgan) wasn’t in a position to destroy Sheidheda like she thought. He one way or the other managed to add himself someplace, and he’ll nonetheless be lurking round when the present returns for Season 7. “I feel it is a secure guess that we’ll see him once more,” Rothenberg instructed TV Information. “Apparently, we at all times type of arrange all through a season what the subsequent season’s story goes to be. We did that in two methods this season. The Anomaly being one and Sheidheda being the opposite.”
We’ll be assembly new convicts. The convicts from Eligius IV will issue way more into Season 7, with two new convicts becoming a member of the gang when the present returns. Deadline studies that the primary new prisoner shall be a personality named Nikki, performed by Alaina Huffman. Nikki’s character description says she is “a financial institution robber and spree-killer who’s each unpredictable and fierce. She’s going to tackle an surprising management function, advocating for her folks within the sophisticated new world of Sanctum.”
On the opposite finish of the spectrum, a brand new character named Hatch (Chad Rook) sounds a lot much less harmful. TVLine studies that Hatch shall be “an enthralling Eligius convict who is set to forge a greater life for these he loves.” Now it is only a thriller who precisely he’ll find yourself loving.
A backdoor pilot will introduce a possible prequel. One episode of the final season of The 100 will serve as a backdoor pilot for a possible prequel collection. The attainable spin-off shall be set 97 years earlier than the occasions of The 100, starting because the world ends in a nuclear apocalypse. It’ll comply with a band of survivors who battle to acclimate to their new world and construct a society out of the ashes of the one which got here earlier than. TVLine studies that the episode shall be titled, “Anaconda.”
Lindsey Morgan will direct an episode. Like her co-stars Bob Morley and Henry Ian Cusick earlier than her, The 100 star Lindsey Morgan shall be stepping behind the digicam to direct an episode of the series. Extra particularly, she’ll direct Episode 7 of the season!
The 100 will return at midseason on The CW.
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