Customer Ratings & Reviews

Juvenile delinquents fight for survival in a Post-apocalyptic world.

This season is amazing nuclear power bomb that we'll written.

This is one of those shows were it's better to watch all at once.

I liked this show from beginning to end. Lots of suspense

This show is quite entertaining to watch. Good cast and action.

Not bad for futuristic show. Has some shortcomings, however good plot and shot of America are great. Still the characters, since they where adolescents, it was hard to believe that they ONLY they would be sent to try and establish "living" on earth without any other older characters.

one of the best T.V. Shows I have ever seen in the last year

Action galore. Grabs your attention and holds onto it.

I liked the first season. Great characters, and story.

Interesting Sci Fi show. Worth watching for sci fi fans.

Great quality, wonderful customer service, good price

An engaging and entertaining show. Well worth the buy.

This was a decent start to the series. It only gets darker and better as the season go. I'm glad I got it on Blu-ray. It's kind of lacking in special features, but you get all the episodes in HD.

The first season is a bit rocky and over the top typical teen drama but once you get past the first half it really picks up. Season 2 is even better but after that it goes down hill fast. Much wasted potential.

Another good show from the CW I enjoy the story and the plot.

A decent science fiction television series. Worth watching

Another series about what can happen after the apocolapse

The show is unique. I'll give it that. But just not the Sci-Fi show for me.

The 100 is a post apocalyptic sci-fi offering that has many elements typical of the genre. We start off about 100 years after the surface of the Earth was destroyed in an atomic war. Thirteen nations have orbital space stations and when the thirteenth is destroyed a truce is eventually called and the remaining station unite physically forming the Ark, what is presumed to be the last remnant of the human race. The Ark has a very dysfunction society were all crimes are punished by execution (floated out of an airlock). Juvenile offenders are reviewed at age of 18 and may be spared. Out story opens with Clarke being taken out of juvenile detention to be sent to Earth to see if the planet can support life, since the Ark is dying. Many elements of the first few episodes borrow from the Lord of the Flies and other science fiction works. The 100 find out in a matter of a few episodes that they are indeed not alone on the planet and the situation worsens on the Ark when over 300 people are "removed from the life support grid" which is polite language for them to be killed to allow the remaining people to live. The culling was voluntary but along with the political fighting that was shown and death of likable main characters revealed a very dark undertone at times in the series. The dark undertone was similar to Stargate Universe. We are left at the end of the season with the remnants of the 100 being taken to what appears to be a surviving military bunker. The ending of the first season has a deja vu appearance similar to Jeremiah season one. Overall a good sci-fi effort but only combines elements already seen in the genre with no new ground breaking plot or story lines so far. Look forward to season two. Blu Ray picture quality is excellent.

I didn't know anything about this series when I purchased it. I thought the write-up on the back sounded good and seemed like something I would like. Just finished the 6th episode last night and it keeps getting better. If you like this sort of thing, you should enjoy!