The first season of the new hit CW drama The 100 may be over, but you can re-watch from the beginning. Meanwhile, for those of you have already seen the the show’s producers are teasing a union between the Grounders and the Ark prisoners, all thanks to a hookup between Ricky Whittle’s Lincoln and Marie Avgeropoulos’ Octavia.
Executive producer Jason Rothenberg recently teased the Lincoln and Octavia will stick together next season, telling TV Line’s Ask Ausiello:
“Lincoln and Octavia have a genuine romance, and to me, that’s the romantic heart of the show. It’s a union between the Grounders and the people from the Ark, which is really where we’re going next season.”
If you missed The 100 during its first run do not worry. The CW is re-airing the series in order over the course of the summer. However, you have already re-missed episode one, so let us recap you on what happened. According to The 100’s wiki page, the first episode of the plot went like this:
“Set in an indeterminate year in the distant future, 97 years after a nuclear war has devastated the surface of Earth, the only remaining humans are residents of a flotilla of orbiting space stations known as ‘The Ark’. 100 juveniles convicted of various crimes are sent to the surface to test its habitability. Among them is 17-year-old Clarke Griffin, the daughter of the Ark's chief medical officer and chief engineer. The 100 discover a lush Earth filled with new wonders and dangers. A small group of five, including Clarke, makes an overland trek to a possible site of food and supplies located through the forest at the former Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center in the former state of Virginia in the former United States, while the rest remain at the landing site and celebrate their new world. Back on the Ark, the leader of the Ark, Chancellor Jaha, has been shot, causing Councilman Kane, the second in command to take charge. The new leader does not believe in mercy in a place where all law breaking is a capital crime.”
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