If you’ve been paying attention to coverage of The 100 since March, you know that there’s been a lot of talk about Lexa, her death, and what it means for representation and for television as an ...

“If you’ve been up all night and cried till you have no more tears left in you — you will know that there comes in the end a sort of quietness. You feel as if nothing is ever going to happen again.” ...

Titus continues to question Murphy, holding the ALIE chip and asking how he came to have the "holy symbol" of the Commander. Murphy tells him that it's a corporate logo and that Jaha gave it to him.

The 100, CW’s post-apocalyptic not-quite-a-teen drama, has featured unexpected twists (a baby in space! a human harvest chamber! cannibals!), the shocking deaths of multiple main characters, and ...

I wrote my review of The 100’s “Thirteen” episode last week and posted an accompanying video reaction (see below). But that was all done the morning after I’d first seen the episode – and several days ...

"It’s a really important thing to note that it wasn’t in any way an attempt to aggravate a social situation." By Josh Wigler Contributor During her time on the show, Lexa was, and remains, a fan ...

Still trapped in Clarke's room at Polis, Clarke and Murphy hear the horn signaling the start of the Conclave. Clarke tells Murphy that they need to make sure Aden wins and becomes the next Commander.

Since her debut in Season 2, Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) has been a standout, highly popular character on The 100. That being the case, many fans were thrilled to learn she would be back in Season 3, ...

Alycia Debnam-Carey, best known as Commander Lexa in The 100 and as Alicia in Fear The Walking Dead, among several more credits, is set to star in the yet-to-be-titled Monsterverse franchise ...