Earlier today, The CW Network announced the date of The 100 season three finale.
The 100, which comprises sixteen episodes this season, will air its season finale on Thursday, May 19th. Its title has yet to be released. March 10th will air the mid-season episode, Terms and Conditions, and a two-week period will follow. Episode 03×09, “Stealing Fire,” will air on March 30th, and episodes after will air nonstop. This opportunity is a delight for The 100 fans, as they can rewatch the beloved series.
How The 100 season three finale ended
The 100‘s third season was met with themes of colonialism, religion, science, and Clarke’s bisexuality. It also explores the Grounder culture, allowing viewers to achieve a better understanding of their world and how they lived while trying to survive. Yet, nearly halfway through the season, tragedy happened when Lexa passed away, leading to enraged fans over the tremendous loss. Lexa was more than a character; she was a fighter and the epitome of being authentic. Since her death, TV writers have been more considerate and cautious in their portrayal of LGBTQ characters. While Lexa’s on-screen presence was short-lived, she taught us the value of love and acceptance and what it took to be a leader of change.
Flashing forward to the present (Hi to you soon, 2026!), the season 3 finale had Clarke battling it out in the City of Light. She did have the help of her platonic soul mate, Bellamy Blake, and Lexa, whom Clarke professed her love to when she missed the chance earlier. Outside the City, the people in Polis were fighting against their drug-entrapped selves. They realized the errors of their ways once they were snapped back to reality. Among the people was Marcus Kane, who began somewhat as an antagonist but developed a more amicable profile. Merciful executions and instant death sentences just weren’t Kane’s ‘vibe’ anymore, and he desired to do the righteous thing moving forward.
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What does this mean? Finale date? Just Season finale or Series finale?