List of The 100 episodes

The 100 (pronounced The Hundred[1]) is an American post-apocalyptic drama television series that premiered on The CW during the 2013–14 American television season.[2][3][4] The series is loosely based on a book of the same name, the first in a trilogy by Kass Morgan, and developed by Jason Rothenberg.[5] It premiered on March 19, 2014.[6]

On January 11, 2015, The CW renewed the series for a third season of 16 episodes, which premiered on January 21, 2016.[7][8][9] As of February 11, 2016, 33 episodes of The 100 have aired.

Series overview

Season Episodes Originally aired Nielsen ratings
First aired Last aired Rank Viewers
(millions)
1 13 March 19, 2014 (2014-03-19) June 11, 2014 (2014-06-11) 150 2.59[10]
2 16 October 22, 2014 (2014-10-22) March 11, 2015 (2015-03-11) 157 2.46[11]
3 16[8] January 21, 2016 (2016-01-21) TBA TBD TBD

Episodes

Season 1 (2014)

No.
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season 		 Title  Directed by  Written by  Original air date  Prod.
code 		 U.S. viewers
(millions) 
11"Pilot"Bharat NalluriJason RothenbergMarch 19, 2014 (2014-03-19)2968432.73[12]
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, ultimately they discover that there are survivors on the planet who are hostile against them. 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.
22"Earth Skills"Dean WhiteJason RothenbergMarch 26, 2014 (2014-03-26)2J70522.27[13]
The Chancellor learns of his son's supposed fate. Abigail recruits Raven, a zero-gravity mechanic, to fix a drop pod to send herself to the ground. Meanwhile on Earth, Clarke, with Wells, Murphy and Bellamy, sets out to rescue Jasper, who was taken by the grounders. They discover him tied to a tree and a trap set below him. They manage to return to camp with Jasper; in addition with a mountain lion they've killed prior his rescue. Bellamy forces the 100 to trade their bracelets for food. However, Clarke manages to keep hers. As the Ark watches more bracelets going dark, a grounder in a mask watches the 100 from the darkness above the camp.
33"Earth Kills"Dean WhiteElizabeth Craft & Sarah FainApril 2, 2014 (2014-04-02)2J70531.90[14]
In flashbacks to one year ago on the Ark, Clarke's father discovers the Life Support problem and tells Abigail while Clarke secretly listens. Clarke tells Wells, and her father is subsequently arrested by Chancellor Jaha and 'floated'. In the present, a desperate attempt to treat Jasper's wounds leads Clarke, Finn, and Wells out to search for an antibiotic seaweed. Bellamy and his crew go hunting for food and are followed by Charlotte, a troubled 13-year-old. A lethal acidic fog storm hits, forcing Clarke, Finn, and Wells to seek shelter inside a buried car. Wells attempts to talk to Clarke about their former friendship, but she refuses and instead all three drink from a bottle of whiskey they find in the car; Clarke gets drunk and berates Wells for his part in her father's execution. The hunting party is caught in the same storm, and Bellamy and Charlotte manage to take refuge inside a cave. The camp is also hit, forcing the hundred to lock themselves in the dropship. Finn suspects Wells is still hiding something from Clarke, and she realizes he has been lying to protect her from the truth that it was really her mother who turned in her father. Wells confirms this and they reconcile. Later, Charlotte takes some advice Bellamy gave her earlier, but a misunderstanding of the meaning leads her to kill Wells.
44"Murphy's Law"P. J. PesceT. J. Brady & Rasheed NewsonApril 9, 2014 (2014-04-09)2J70541.69[15]
Clarke decides to take her bracelet off to get back at her mother for killing her father and gives it to Monty, who announces he can use it to contact the Ark. Octavia attempts to get Jasper to go outside the wall and a prank is played, leading to the discovery of Murphy's knife with 2 fingers, which are Wells'. Clarke decides to publicly blame it on Murphy, inciting a mob that wishes to see Murphy hanged. However, Charlotte confesses she killed Wells and Murphy is saved. Later, Murphy leads a revolt to find Charlotte, but she escapes with Clarke and Finn to a secret nuclear fallout shelter Finn had found. Charlotte soon escapes, however and screams so Murphy can find her. Bellamy tries to get her away, but they hit a dead-end cliff. In the resulting confrontation, Charlotte commits suicide and Bellamy banishes Murphy. At camp, Monty attempts communication, but accidentally fries all of the wristbands instead. Finn runs to the shelter in frustration, but he and Clarke reconcile and have sex. On the Ark, Abigail and Raven go to many lengths to acquire a pressure regulator, but Kane finds out and has Abby arrested. Raven launches off the Ark and prepares to enter the atmosphere.
55"Twilight's Last Gleaming"Milan CheylovBruce MillerApril 16, 2014 (2014-04-16)2J70551.80[16]
Raven successfully reaches the ground, but is knocked out by the impact. Bellamy reaches the pod first and removes the radio, throwing it in a nearby river. Clarke and Finn reach the pod next, and help Raven. They catch up with Bellamy, informing him of the plan to cull 300 people, and that although he shot Jaha, Jaha remains alive. With a new found purpose, Bellamy helps locate the radio. When Raven notes she can't repair it in time, they come up with a plan to fire specially designed "flare" rockets from pod parts that the Ark will see. On the Ark, the approved plan calls for sealing off one section and putting the residents to sleep. Jaha intends to join the section. Abigail desperately searches for another way, finally revealing to the Ark population the video her husband recorded. This causes some residents to volunteer for the culling, enough to fulfill the needs of the culling plan. Jaha still intends to volunteer but is convinced to stay by Kane. After the culling, Abigail and Jaha sit in Abigail's cell and ponder recent events. They watch in surprise as the "flare" rockets appear in the viewport above the cell. Meanwhile, Octavia is captured by a grounder.
66"His Sister's Keeper"Wayne RoseTracy Bellomo & Dorothy FortenberryApril 23, 2014 (2014-04-23)2J70561.97[17]
Bellamy and Octavia's background story is revealed; in the flashbacks, Bellamy witnesses Octavia's birth, and he names his new sister after Augustus' sister Octavia the Younger. Due to the Ark's one child rule, Octavia is forced to live beneath the floor of her family's quarters, and her mother resorts to prostitution in order to gain information of when guards begin inspections for her daughter's safety. When Octavia is turning 16, she is finally caught after Bellamy takes her to a masked ball celebrating the Ark's holiday, the Unity Day, and their mother is executed following the discovery of her having a second child. A year later, Commander Shumway convinces Bellamy to assassinate Jaha, promising that Bellamy will be in Octavia's dropship once the deed is done. In the present, Bellamy searches camp for Octavia to no success. Bellamy assembles a group to take into the woods to find Octavia. Meanwhile, Clarke and Raven set out for Finn's bunker in hopes of finding a radio transmitter with which to contact the Ark, leading Raven to discover Finn's romantic involvement with Clarke. Bellamy, Finn and Jasper rescue Octavia and Finn is stabbed in the process.
77"Contents Under Pressure"John ShowalterAkela Cooper & Kira SnyderApril 30, 2014 (2014-04-30)2J70571.88[18]
The 100 deal with Finn near death, and having captured the grounder who stabbed him and torturing him, all in the midst of a hurricane. Finn is saved through Raven connecting with the Ark, Clarke and Abby's medical skills, and the grounder showing Octavia the proper medication for Finn. On the Ark, Abby has her death sentence commuted, but is removed from the Council. Taking her place is a former chancellor, Diana Sydney, who may harbor other intentions. After learning that Earth is habitable and finding that they are not the only remnants of the human race, the ark residents begin preparations for Project Exodus. They plan to evacuate the ark and begin the colonization in hopes of reuniting with Earth's inhabitants, despite the threats posed by them. However, their drop ships can only carry about 25% of its people. In addition, a chain of events cause the people of the Ark to distrust their government, causing disunity.
88"Day Trip"Matt BarberStory by: Andrei Haq
Teleplay by: Elizabeth Craft & Sarah Fain		May 7, 2014 (2014-05-07)2J70581.64[19]
Video connection is established with the ark. The ark informs the ground of a nearby underground depot that may serve as a winter home. Bellamy and Clarke investigate, and they discover a stockpile of weapons and other supplies, while being followed by someone coerced into killing them by Commander Shumway, who promised him a place on the first Project Exodus dropship for his mother as reward. As Octavia's relationship with the grounder develops, the camp suffers from the effects of a hallucinogenic nut gathered as rations. Only Octavia, Finn, and Raven are unaffected. This allows Octavia to free the grounder, now identified as Lincoln. Lincoln is seen by Finn as he escapes, but Finn allows him to continue. The hallucinations allow Bellamy to come to terms with his actions and later face Jaha. He is pardoned by Jaha in exchange for information about the assassination attempt. This leads to the arrest and imprisonment of Commander Shumway. He is visited by Diana Sydney and it is revealed that Jaha's assassination was her idea. Diana then has Shumway killed in his cell.
99"Unity Day"John BehringKim Shumway & Kira SnyderMay 14, 2014 (2014-05-14)2J70591.73[20]
"Unity Day" arrives where the joining of the orbiting space stations is celebrated. As the ground celebrates, they find their video link interrupted when a bomb explodes during the ceremony on the Ark. Diana engineers a mutiny in order to take the first dropship, principally for the worker class of the ark, under the delusion that she would be remembered in history for bringing humanity back to Earth and rebuilding society with her followers. As the ship launches, it is not fully disconnected from the Ark's main systems, causing massive damage including an Ark-wide power outage and disabling every dropship. On the ground, Finn is able to arrange a meeting with the local grounder leader through Lincoln in an effort to live in peace. Clarke is requested to represent the group, and goes to the meeting, where she meets Anya, a grounder leader. Jasper believes he sees the grounder spotters in the trees about to shoot, and opens fire, and the meeting dissolves into battle. That night, Clarke and Bellamy notice the dropship descending. It comes in too fast with no parachute, violently crashing in the distance.
1010"I Am Become Death"Omar MadhaT. J. Brady & Rasheed NewsonMay 21, 2014 (2014-05-21)2J70601.46[21]
John Murphy returns to the group. He was captured by the grounders who tortured him for information about the group. Soon, a deadly virus spreads thanks to the presence of Murphy, who was used by the grounders to spread weakness among the group in preparation for an attack. Raven builds a bomb to stop the grounders from crossing the bridge featured in the previous episode. Bellamy gives Jasper the task of detonating the bomb. The bomb is successful just as the raiding party reaches the bridge. Murphy smothers a member of the group that originally tied the rope around his neck some time prior.
1111"The Calm"Mairzee AlmasBruce MillerMay 28, 2014 (2014-05-28)2J70611.71[22]
After a fire on the ground destroys part of the food supply, the group sends out hunting parties to restock. Clarke, Finn, and Myles (a young child) go out together, but Clarke and Finn are captured and brought to the grounder camp. Anya, leader of the grounders, instructs Clarke to save Tris, her second, a young girl who was a victim of the bomb blast. Clarke struggles to save her, but is unsuccessful. In revenge, Finn is taken away to be executed. Clarke escapes by killing her guard, and runs. Bellamy, Raven, Octavia, and Monty search for the missing party and find Myles, hurt in the woods. Monty mysteriously disappears after hearing a strange signal on their hand radios. On the Ark, Kane awakens to a devastated Ark. He searches for survivors and realizes someone is alive in Earth Monitoring (the central control of the Ark). He makes contact with Jaha who is still alive there and trying to bring systems online. As they estimate the damage, with over half the ark populace likely dead, they discover that there are survivors in an access bay to the Exodus ship bay. Kane braves a roasting maintenance tunnel to reach the survivors—including Abby.
1212"We Are Grounders – Part I"Dean WhiteTracy Bellmo & Akela CooperJune 4, 2014 (2014-06-04)2J70621.58[23]
Clarke is recaptured by Anya, and held in a temporary camp which is visited by a grounder named Tristan. Tristan takes command of the grounder group. Clarke is ordered executed, but her executioner turns out to be Lincoln. They steal and take a horse to a clearing where Clarke sees Finn alive. Lincoln leads the two into a mine-network occupied by another humankind similar in appearance to the grounders, whom the grounders themselves are afraid of and who they call "reapers". The reapers are feral like and strong, vicious cannibals afraid of nothing. Lincoln draws the reapers away, allowing Clarke and Finn to escape. Back at the camp, Murphy has taken Jasper hostage in the dropship. Bellamy trades himself for Jasper. While Raven and Jasper attempt to open the dropship door, Murphy prepares to hang Bellamy. The door opens as Bellamy is dangling, and Murphy retreats to the upper level while the others rescue Bellamy. Murphy blows a hole in the ship with gunpowder and escapes with a radio. Clarke convinces the group to flee the camp for the ocean. On the ark, with the dropships no longer functional; Jaha realizes the only way to save the rest of the citizens is by using the ark itself as a dropship.
1313"We Are Grounders – Part II"Dean WhiteJason RothenbergJune 11, 2014 (2014-06-11)2J70631.68[24]
After the surviving 100 attempt to escape to the sea, they are ambushed by grounder scouts and forced to retreat to camp. Meanwhile, the remaining 1,000 citizens of the Ark prepare to return to Earth. Chancellor Jaha sacrifices himself to give the rest a fighting chance, as well as hoping to reunite with his son in death. The Mecha station makes it to the ground seriously damaged but with survivors. Back at the 100's fortified camp, Tristan leads the grounders to attack the camp. Finn and Lincoln show up after leading a group of Reapers into the carnage. Most of the 100 retreat into the dropship and lock themselves in, but not before Anya leaps in after them. Jasper manages to briefly activate its rockets, and the massive fireball kills all 300 of the grounders outside as well as wounded members of the 100, and apparently Finn and Bellamy. As they emerge from the dropship, gas grenades drop at their feet. Anya says "mountain men!" as they all pass out. Clarke wakes up trapped in some kind of hospital room. Through the small window in her door she sees Monty locked in an identical room across the hallway. A sign next to his door says "Mount Weather Quarantine Ward".

Season 2 (2014–15)

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season 		 Title  Directed by  Written by  Original air date  Prod.
code 		 U.S. viewers
(millions) 
141"The 48"Dean WhiteJason RothenbergOctober 22, 2014 (2014-10-22)3J52511.54[25]
Clarke finds Monty gone from his cell, and after breaking out discovers she is trapped in an underground complex inside Mount Weather. She discovers an entire population of humans have survived, but are unable to go outside because they have survived in an environment with a lack of exposure to radiation, and have never built up the resistance to it that the grounders and the 100 possess. After meeting the President of the humans, she is invited to stay, as a friend. Distrusting him, she makes a break for freedom, but is stopped by Jasper. Feigning agreement, she stays, but secretly plots an escape. Meanwhile, Bellamy tries to rescue Finn from the grounders only to be captured himself, before Abby, Kane and the rest of the Ark survivors find them and free them. After heading to the crash site, they discover Raven and Murphy. When Bellamy and Murphy start fighting, Kane has Bellamy arrested. Separated from everyone else, Lincoln tries to save Octavia from the poison, but with no antidote, he is forced to take her to his village, knowing it may mean certain death if he is caught.
152"Inclement Weather"John F. ShowalterMichael AngeliOctober 29, 2014 (2014-10-29)3J52521.48[26]
Chancellor Jaha discovers a baby left in the Ark, and in order to save the baby he plans to join the others on the Earth. While a suspicious Clarke confronts President Dante Wallace, Octavia is healed by Nyko, a friend of Lincoln, who is also the healer of his clan. Octavia meets the village's leader, Indra, and uses Nyko as hostage in order to get Lincoln back. Abby performs surgery on Raven to remove the bullet from her spine. Before going to Earth in the missile, Chancellor Jaha learns that the baby is not real but is a vision of his son, who convinces him to continue living his life. When exchanging Nyko with Indra for Lincoln, Octavia is attacked by the reapers, who capture Lincoln and leave her behind. Meanwhile, Chancellor Jaha crash lands on Earth. Clarke makes a shocking discovery and learns that Anya — the leader of the grounders — is being held in a secret room with other prisoners being forced to supply blood used to heal the Mount Weather residents.
163"Reapercussions"Dean WhiteAaron Ginsburg & Wade McIntyreNovember 5, 2014 (2014-11-05)3J52531.68[27]
On their way out of Mount Weather, Clarke and Anya have to deal with the reapers. Abby is punished for helping Finn, Bellamy and the others who leave the camp to search for their friends. Octavia joins Indra's hunting party in order to fight the reapers, who she thinks have captured Lincoln. When they are able to escape from the reapers, Clarke and Anya separate and later, when Clarke is captured by Mount Weather agents, Anya returns to save her. Marcus goes after Finn, Bellamy and the others and tells Abby that she will be the Chancellor. Clarke and Anya survive after jumping down a waterfall and Anya later reveals that she will be using Clarke as bait while going back to the grounders. Lincoln is shown to be in Mount Weather and it is revealed that the reapers work with Mount Weather, bringing prisoners to Mount Weather and being fed with dead grounders.
174"Many Happy Returns"P. J. PesceKim ShumwayNovember 12, 2014 (2014-11-12)3J52541.75[28]
Chancellor Jaha is found in a desert, and rescued by a boy named Zoran, that lives with his parents, who left their people, and are in search of a place called "City of Light". Searching for their friends, Finn, Bellamy and the others find a survivor from the Ark — Mel — who is rescued by Bellamy after Sterling dies while trying to rescue her. While Clarke and Anya are on the run from agents who follow them, Raven starts working in the camp again alongside Wick, who has made her a brace for her leg. Octavia finally reunites with Bellamy and the others. Chancellor Jaha is forced to leave Zoran and his parents when Zoran's father trades him for a horse. On their way out of the woods, Clarke and Anya arrive at the camp where part of the Ark crashed. The soldiers shoot and apparently kill Anya, and knock out Clarke after mistaking her for a hostile grounder.
185"Human Trials"Ed FraimanCharlie CraigNovember 19, 2014 (2014-11-19)3J52551.64[29]
Clarke is brought into the colonist's camp and after receiving medical attention from Abby is reunited with Bellamy, Octavia and Raven who help her go after Finn and Murphy. Kane is hoping to find peace with the grounders but instead is knocked out by the grounder prisoner and imprisoned at the grounder camp, discovering Jaha is also a prisoner there. Meanwhile, Lincoln is being held at Mount Weather where he is the subject of experimentation. Jasper takes extreme measures to save Maya from her radiation exposure by letting his own body clean Maya's blood, since his immune system is effective at absorbing radiation. After Maya's treatment, Wallace asks Lincoln's torturer whether to experiment on the 47 or to continue the program. Elsewhere, Finn holds an entire village hostage while searching for Clarke, and kills many of the grounders including Octavia's friend Artigas when they try to escape. Clarke arrives during the killing and considers that Bellamy was right when he said the war changed Finn.
196"Fog of War"Steven DePaulKira SnyderDecember 3, 2014 (2014-12-03)3J52561.86[30]
Two days after the massacre, Raven discovers that Mount Weather has jammed communications, preventing them from reaching out to other potential survivors from the Ark. After a group of survivors find the communications tower, they are forced to split and take shelter from an acid fog. Clarke realizes that she no longer recognizes Finn. Bellamy and Octavia discover that Lincoln has become a reaper, and Raven manages to listen in on Mount Weather's radio broadcasts, which they can use in their next step to rescue the 47. In Mount Weather, Wallace wants Jasper to find volunteers for harvesting the 47's blood so the inhabitants can withstand outside radiation, but Jasper fails to find any. However, when Maya discovers the radiation leak was no accident, she confides in Jasper that they use grounders for blood transfusions. Jaha and Kane are told that one of them must kill the other to have even a chance at speaking with the Commander. Kane attempts to take his own life rather than kill Jaha, but a grounder witness, Lexa, reveals herself to be the commander and says that she believes that their wish for peace is sincere. She allows Jaha to escape with a message to his camp; leave within two days, or die.
207"Long Into an Abyss"Antonio NegretJames ThorpeDecember 10, 2014 (2014-12-10)3J52571.62[31]
With the grounders' deadline imminent, Abby and Jaha disagree over what the survivors are to do; Jaha wishes to evacuate to the so called 'City of Light', while Abby wants to remain behind to rescue the 47. Clarke, Octavia and Bellamy hold the reaper-state Lincoln in the dropship and learn he was experimented on. When Nyko tries to mercy-kill him, Lincoln's heart stops and revived by Clarke, who believes that there is a way to cure reapers. With this information, Clarke realizes they have something to offer the grounders. When Abby is successful in curing Lincoln, Lexa grants Clarke the truce, but says she must be allowed to execute Finn before it can begin. Meanwhile, in Mount Weather, Jasper, Monty, Miller and Harper discover that their people are alive. Dr. Tsing learns that to allow the residents to survive the outside world full time, they would have to kill the 47 for their bone marrow. Though Wallace vetoes the plan, his son Cage goes behind his back and has Harper captured to harvest her bone marrow.
218"Spacewalker"John F. ShowalterBruce MillerDecember 17, 2014 (2014-12-17)3J52581.40[32]
Clarke returns to camp with knowledge of the only way the grounders will accept a truce. As she tells Abby and the rest of the camp, the grounders will cease their attack if they are given Finn. The tension between the people in Camp Jaha rises as opinions are divided whether to give Finn to the grounders or not. Flashbacks in the Ark reveals that Finn was imprisoned because he took the blame to Raven's illegal spacewalking; hence, the name "Spacewalker." At the Camp, Abby and Kane, who returned, think they can bargain with the grounders by offering to put Finn on trial, but such plans are wasted as Finn gives himself up to the grounders. In the end, Clarke goes to meet with Lexa in a last-ditch effort to save Finn from the brutal execution process Lincoln has explained. When Lexa refuses clemency Clarke asks if she can say goodbye to Finn. She approaches, kisses him, and tells him that she loves him while stabbing him in the heart, killing him quickly.
229"Remember Me"Omar MadhaDorothy FortenberryJanuary 21, 2015 (2015-01-21)3J52591.48[33]
Clarke and a group from the Ark (including a grief-stricken Raven) set off to a grounder camp to complete their agreement for a truce. On the way, Clarke is haunted by visions of Finn. Bellamy tries to convince Clarke to let him go to Mount Weather as a inside man, Clarke replies with, "I can't lose you too." When they arrive at the village, Clarke burns Finn's corpse, along with the corpses of those he killed, in a traditional grounder funeral. While grieving, Lexa tells Clarke of Costia, her own past love who was tortured and killed by Lexa's enemy, who believed she knew Lexa's secrets. She tells Clarke that love is weakness. At a dinner, Kane gifts Lexa with a bottle of liquor. When Gustus tests it for her, he appears to be poisoned, leading Lexa to believe it was an assassination attempt by the sky people. Clarke immediately thinks it was Raven and goes to confront her and Raven punches Clarke for accusing her of doing it. The grounders prepare to execute Raven but Clarke figures out that the cup was poisoned and Bellamy figure out it was Gustus, Lexa's right hand, which they prove to Lexa when Clarke drinks from the bottle herself. Later, when Lincoln confronts Bellamy about how he knew it was Gustus, he says, "He would do anything to protect her, just makes sense". Clarke decides she sees Lexa's point about how love is weakness and then tells Bellamy he was right and should go to Mount Weather, stating that before she was being weak.
2310"Survival of the Fittest"Dean WhiteAkela CooperJanuary 28, 2015 (2015-01-28)3J52601.53[34]
Clarke and Lexa encounter a gigantic mutated gorilla after one of the grounder council members drives Clarke into the forest with the intent to kill her. They escape it but become temporarily trapped in its cage and Lexa is injured, but that does not stop her from dispensing some advice about leadership to Clarke. Clarke figures out a way to escape, and also has an idea about freeing the grounders inside Mt Weather to help fight the Mountain Men. Bellamy and Lincoln agree to work together to break into Mount Weather, but Lincoln is overcome by his memories of the drug that all Reapers are injected with and falls powerlessly to the ground, breaking the original plan that the two had agreed upon and leaving Bellamy to a questionable fate. Murphy helps Jaha confront his past, while Jaha persuades Murphy that the Sky People have nothing to offer him except criminal treatment and that his best option is to search for the City of Light. After witnessing Octavia's determination and unwavering spirit to fight, Indra offers to make Octavia her second, but Kane warns Octavia that once the war ends it is likely that the grounders and Sky People will end up breaking their alliance.
2411"Coup de Grace"P. J. PesceCharlie CraigFebruary 4, 2015 (2015-02-04)3J52611.51[35]
Bellamy is in a cage, along with other caged grounders. Jasper and Maya have been searching for Monty—who has now been missing for two days—and Harper to no avail. Jasper confronts the President about his friends' disappearance. Cage sent snipers to assassinate Clarke and Lexa. One of the mountain men is killed with an arrow from Indra's warriors; and the other is nearly killed by Indra's protégé, Octavia. But Clarke sees an opportunity to gain information from him. Maya discovers Bellamy being harvested for blood and saves him. President Wallace, with Jasper, discovers Dr. Tsing's illegal experiments on Harper and Monty and has been able to save them before she can kill Harper. Clarke uses their captive to return her message to the President of the mountain men, but Abby stands in her and Indra's way; but eventually, she sees the importance of Clarke's plan. Cage has his father dethroned from his position as President and appointed himself. Bellamy realizes there are children inside Mount Weather and wants to kill those who are hurting his friends, not the innocents. Cage orders a lockdown for the 47. Realizing she has to keep Cage's attention focused on the outside so that Bellamy can work, Clarke sends Emerson back to Mount Weather with a message boasting about the army that is coming for them.
2512"Rubicon"Mairzee AlmasAaron Ginsburg & Wade McIntyreFebruary 11, 2015 (2015-02-11)3J52621.36[36]
Unmasked, Cage rescues Emerson who realizes bone marrow experiments work. Cage declares that the ground is theirs. In the dormitory, Jasper tells the others of Bellamy's presence. Jaha and his group encounter a strange woman who offers to serve as guide. In Mount Weather, Bellamy seeks a way to help his friends. When Bellamy makes radio contact, Clarke and Raven overhear Cage's plan to destroy the planned peace conference. Clarke races to the village where she explains the danger to Lexa. Lexa points out to Clarke that if they warn anyone else and stop the meeting, the Mountain Men will realize they have a spy inside the mountain and Bellamy will be compromised before having completed his mission. Clarke is reluctant to leave so many others to die, but agrees that Lexa is right and the two secretly escape. As they leave, Clarke sees her mother arriving in the village and returns to try to rescue Abby as the missile hits the village.
2613"Resurrection"Dean WhiteBruce MillerFebruary 18, 2015 (2015-02-18)3J52631.42[37]
Clarke and Abby survive the missile strike on Tondc but Abby is horrified to realize that Clarke knew it was coming and did nothing to save the rest of the people in the village. She goes back to help survivors, while Lexa and Clarke set off to find and kill the spotter who called in the strike. Lincoln saves Indra's life while Octavia leads the other seconds in an effort to dig out survivors. Abby finds Kane pinned below rubble and struggles to free him while they wonder whether they deserve to survive at all. Clarke finds and kills the spotter with Lincoln's help, and realizes that the spotter's lack of a hazmat suit means the Mountain Men have started harvesting her friends. Inside Mount Weather, Jasper and the others fight back and find refuge with those in Mount Weather who do not agree with Wallace.
2714"Bodyguard of Lies"Uta BriesewitzKim ShumwayFebruary 25, 2015 (2015-02-25)3J52641.55[38]
Clarke and Lexa rehash the plan of attack and Lexa tells Clarke that she was born to be a leader. Octavia has figured out that Clarke and Lexa knew about the missile, and Lexa decides she needs to be killed to protect that secret. Clarke figures this out and stops it. She confronts Lexa about her plan and her facade of heartlessness, and Lexa reveals that she has feelings for Clarke. Bellamy, Raven, and Wick figure out a way to finally disable the acid fog, but while Raven and Wick have celebratory sex Bellamy discovers at the last second that it was a trick and the fog still works and that his radio connection to the others has been cut. Lexa informs Clarke that she does trust her and will not try to hurt Octavia, grounder ways are just focused on survival. Clarke suggests that maybe they deserve more than that, and they kiss. Clarke tells Lexa she's not ready to be with anyone yet, and then they are alerted to Raven's signal that the fog is disabled. The combined grounder/arker army marches to war with Clarke and Lexa at its head. The Mountain Men prepare to deploy the acid fog, but Bellamy manages to escape a security team and destroy the system in an explosion just in time.
2815"Blood Must Have Blood, Part One"Omar MadhaAaron Ginsburg & Wade McIntyreMarch 4, 2015 (2015-03-04)3J52651.49[39]
Bellamy is letting the grounders inside Mount Weather out of their cages as Cage starts to raid the complex for the 47. Some of them are temporarily captured but freed again by Bellamy, Jasper and Maya who bring them to the harvest chamber. Soldiers soon raid the harvest chamber too though, taking the 47 prisoners once again. Meanwhile, Cage visits his father, desperately hoping he would tell him a way to stop the incoming attack. When the generators are taken out, soldiers from Mount Weather open fire on the army in front of their doors, but those still manage to destroy the lock at the last second. When they pull the door open however, Lexa commands her people to stand down because of a deal she just cut with Emerson. It is later learned that this was Dante's suggestion. When the grounders retreat, almost all sky people accept defeat and soon leave too, leaving behind only Clarke at the front door and Octavia in the tunnels.
2916"Blood Must Have Blood, Part Two"Dean WhiteJason RothenbergMarch 11, 2015 (2015-03-11)3J52661.34[40]
Clarke meets up with Octavia in the tunnels and is let into Mount Weather by Bellamy. With the survivors of the 47 waiting for bone marrow extraction, Clarke and Bellamy take Dante captive in an attempt to force Cage to stop. When he refuses, Clarke shoots his father, which leads Cage to begin bone marrow extraction on Clarke's mother. Seeing no other option, Clarke has Monty hack into Mount Weather's air filtration system and she and Bellamy let outside radiation into the mountain, eradicating the population, including Maya. However, Cage escapes and comes upon Lincoln, whom he tries to inject with the reaper drug. Lincoln is able to slice off Cage's hand, and injects Cage with the reaper drug, killing him. Everyone returns to camp, but Clarke leaves. Meanwhile, Jaha and Murphy arrive at an island where Jaha sets off, leaving Murphy to find a lighthouse. Inside he watches a recording of the previous occupant who says that "she got the launch codes", before shooting himself. Jaha finds a well kept mansion, surrounded by drones, inside of which he meets a mysterious A.I., named "A.L.I.E.", who thanks him for his "gift": the nuclear warhead from the missile he used to land on Earth.

Season 3 (2016)

No.
overall 		 No. in
season 		 Title  Directed by  Written by  Original air date  Prod.
code 		 U.S. viewers
(millions) 
301"Wanheda: Part One"Dean WhiteJason RothenbergJanuary 21, 2016 (2016-01-21)3J57511.88[41]
For three months, Clarke has been living on her own in the woods. At a Grounder trading post, a couple of bounty hunters come searching for her. The post owner sends the hunters away, but Clarke is caught by one of them when she leaves the post at night. At Camp Jaha, now renamed Arkadia, Lincoln tries to fit in with the Sky People. Bellamy, with several others, goes on patrol and encounter Ice Nation scouts. Jasper gets injured and part of the group returns to Arkadia. The rest meet up with Kane who is with Indra, from whom they find out that there is a bounty on Clarke. They set out to search for Clarke, but their jeep gets caught. Meanwhile, Murphy is released from his lighthouse and ventures to the mansion where he finds Jaha and A.L.I.E. Murphy refuses to be a part of Jaha's mission, but decides to leave the island with him when he sees that Emori is part of the boat crew.
312"Wanheda: Part Two"Mairzee AlmasAaron Ginsburg & Wade McIntyreJanuary 28, 2016 (2016-01-28)3J57521.63[42]
The attackers on the jeep turn out to be Arkers from Farm Station who landed separately. Their numbers have dwindled to 63 due to conflict with the Ice Nation and they accept Kane's offer to come to Arkadia. Part of the group continue to search for Clarke, but after Bellamy is injured by the bounty hunter, they are forced to stop. Indra goes to Lexa to warn that the Ice Nation is marching on her and she is there when the bounty hunter brings Clarke to Lexa. Meanwhile Jaha continues his mission for A.L.I.E. While Otan distracts Jaha, Emori and Murphy kill Gideon and steal a backpack containing A.L.I.E.'s hardware. When Otan returns, he appears to be brainwashed, and Murphy ends up throwing the bag into the water. Emori and Murphy escape on the boat while the Jaha and Otan scramble to save the bag, while A.L.I.E. reveals that no-one can die in the City of Light.
323"Ye Who Enter Here"Antonio NegretKim ShumwayFebruary 4, 2016 (2016-02-04)3J57531.57[43]
334"Watch the Thrones"Ed FraimanDorothy FortenberryFebruary 11, 2016 (2016-02-11)3J57541.32[44]
345"Hakeldama"[45]Tim ScanlanCharlie CraigFebruary 18, 2016 (2016-02-18)TBATBD
356"Bitter Harvest"[46]Dean WhiteKira SnyderFebruary 25, 2016 (2016-02-25)TBATBD
367"Thirteen"[47]Dean White[48]Javier Grillo-Marxuach[49]March 3, 2016 (2016-03-03)TBATBD
4011TBATBAKim Shumway[50]2016 (2016)TBATBD
4112TBAP. J. Pesce[51]Jason Rothenberg[52]2016 (2016)TBATBD
4213TBADean White[48]TBA2016 (2016)TBATBD
4516TBADean White[48]TBA2016 (2016)TBATBD

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