Content & Trigger Warnings for The 100 (2014)

LGBTQ+ characters present but a major queer character's death was controversially handled

The Primes run a religious cult that sacrifices chosen hosts; believers are manipulated through false faith

The Disciples operate as a fanatical cult persecuting non-believers and forcing conversion

ALIE's network surveils and tracks everyone; characters are hunted by the chipped population

Madi is brain-dead by the finale; Clarke's loss of her adopted daughter is the emotional core of the ending

Young characters die in combat and survival situations

Multiple characters lose parents throughout the series

Characters subjected to mind control and forced into the City of Light against their will

Clarke's trauma after the Mount Weather massacre is profound; the guilt and grief are central to the season finale

Characters grapple with guilt over past atrocities; Clarke's trauma from Mount Weather drives her actions

Characters face the potential extinction of humanity; saying goodbye to those who won't survive

Six years of separation and loss weigh on characters; relationships have been irreparably changed

The group believes Clarke is dead when her body is taken over; the grief is intense before her consciousness is recovered

The series conclusion involves characters confronting all their accumulated loss and trauma across seven seasons

Characters express hopelessness and desire to die

Radiation sickness is depicted as a slow, painful death; characters show progressive symptoms

The City of Light AI chip removes pain and free will; ALIE gaslights people into taking the chip by manipulating their grief and trauma

The Primes gaslight their entire population about the nature of their immortality and the fate of the hosts

The Disciples manipulate followers through a distorted belief system about Transcendence

Clarke and Bellamy kill the entire Mount Weather population by irradiating the facility; men, women, and children die

ALIE's original nuclear apocalypse that killed billions is revealed; she destroyed civilization to solve overpopulation

Only 1,200 people can survive in the bunker; the selection process involves choosing who lives and who dies

The habitable valley is destroyed with everyone still inside; McCreary launches missiles rather than lose

The Primes originally destroyed the native population of Sanctum; this genocide is revealed through flashbacks

The Transcendence test threatens the extinction of the human race if failed; entire civilizations have been wiped out by the judges

Characters are captured and held by the Grounders

The 100 are captured and imprisoned in Mount Weather against their will

Clarke's body is taken over without consent; other characters are captured for use as hosts

A second nuclear apocalypse threatens to kill all life on Earth; radiation storms and environmental destruction are shown

Conflict between the 100 and the Grounders escalates to armed confrontation

Military operations and armed conflict between factions intensify throughout the season

Open warfare between factions and against the chipped population

Impending nuclear apocalypse drives desperate military actions; armed conflict over the remaining bunker

War between Wonkru and the Eligius prisoners escalates to full armed conflict over the valley

The final war involves cosmic-scale conflict with the threat of entire species being eliminated

Warfare and tribal conflict are central themes with large-scale battles

Characters are held in cages and confined in Mount Weather for blood harvesting

The Eligius prisoners were used as forced labor in a mining operation; the injustice drives their violence

Blood is visible in combat injuries and wounds throughout

Blood harvesting is the central horror of the season; characters are shown being drained and transfused against their will

The Conclave and radiation effects involve significant blood imagery

Body-snatching Primes take over host bodies, killing the original consciousness; the process is shown and is deeply disturbing

Forced blood harvesting through needles and medical procedures is central to the Mount Weather plot; extremely uncomfortable medical imagery

Sexual content and partial nudity in romantic scenes

Power dynamics and coercive sexual situations depicted

Hallucinogenic nuts cause altered states; minor substance references

The Dark Year reveals forced drug use to enable compliance with horrific survival measures

The premise involves sending delinquent teenagers to a potentially lethal planet; the adults knowingly endanger children

Teenagers are subjected to forced medical procedures and blood harvesting; children in Mount Weather are also killed

Madi is targeted, captured, and subjected to mental violation by the season's antagonist

Teens fight for survival with graphic violence; impalement, stabbings, and bloody injuries are shown

The Mount Weather massacre is extremely graphic; Clarke irradiates the mountain killing hundreds including innocent civilians

Graphic violence increases; characters are brutally beaten and killed while under AI control

Radiation burns and death from nuclear fallout are shown graphically; the Conclave is a bloody gladiatorial fight

Graphic violence in warfare; the Dark Year reveals cannibalism in the bunker under extreme survival conditions

Violence continues with graphic scenes as the conflict with the Primes escalates

Continued graphic violence in the final season's conflicts

Firearms are used in confrontations between factions; shooting deaths occur

Increased gun violence as Mount Weather soldiers and Grounders clash

Armed conflicts and shootings occur throughout the fight against ALIE's controlled population

Armed conflicts over survival resources and bunker access

Heavy gunfighting between factions vying for control of the habitable valley

Armed conflict between the group and the Primes' followers

Armed combat between factions in the final war

Characters under AI influence are compelled to harm themselves; Raven is driven to self-destructive acts

The loss of bodily autonomy under the AI chip is framed in violation terms; consent is a major theme

Sexual violence threatened and occurs in several storylines

The Eligius Corporation used prisoners as slave labor for dangerous mining operations

Forced labor and servitude depicted in grounder society

Characters are tortured by Grounders; a captured Grounder is tortured by the teens for information

Mount Weather harvests Grounder blood through forced extraction; the 100 are caged and drained; medical torture is graphic and prolonged

Characters are tortured to force them to take the City of Light chip; physical and psychological torment

Characters are subjected to physical violence and coercion in the fight for survival

Characters are tortured by Eligius prisoners and within the bunker's authoritarian regime

Characters are tortured and subjected to the mind-wiping procedure against their will

Characters are tortured by the Disciples for information and to break their will