The CW’s The 100 (Los 100) remains one of the most compelling science fiction dramas of the last decade. While the series has concluded, many "new" viewers are discovering it for the first time on streaming platforms like Netflix and HBO Max.

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The first season of (Los 100) is a high-stakes survival drama that sets the stage for a sprawling post-apocalyptic saga. Set 97 years after a nuclear apocalypse, it follows 100 juvenile delinquents sent from a dying space station, the Ark, to Earth to determine if the planet is once again habitable. 🛰️ The Core Premise

• The enemy is nature itself: Toxic fog, two-headed deer, and acid rain.
• The "Villains" are nuanced: The Grounders aren't evil; they are defending their home. The Ark isn't evil; they are desperate.
• Moral lines are drawn: The infamous "hanging of Murphy" scene. The "sterilization of the factory station." Season 1 asks: Are you still a good person if you do a bad thing to survive?

Octavia Blake: Bellamy's sister, who undergoes the most radical transformation from "the girl under the floor" to a fierce warrior.

This version keeps the core premise (100 juvenile delinquents sent to Earth) but adds new characters, higher-stakes tribal politics, and a darker, more mysterious post-apocalyptic threat.

References (Fictional)

• Rothenberg, J. (Creator). (2014). The 100 [TV series]. Alloy Entertainment; Warner Bros. Television.
• Hobbes, T. (1651). Leviathan. (For comparison of the “state of nature”).
• Agamben, G. (1998). Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life. (On the figure of the homo sacer – the exiled delinquent).

Sin comunicación con el espacio, este grupo de jóvenes deberá aprender a convivir, liderar y enfrentarse a los peligros de un planeta salvaje y a los letales habitantes que nunca se marcharon: los Terrestres