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The fourth season of The 100 premiered on The CW on February 1, 2017, and concluded on May 24, 2017. It was announced on March 11, 2016.

The season aired on Wednesday nights at 9:00 p.m. following Arrow in the winter and spring.

It arrived on DVD and Blu-ray on July 18, 2017.

Synopsis[]

For three seasons, THE 100 have fought to survive. That fight has torn them apart, turned them against each other, and taken the lives of their closest friends. In season three, our heroes found themselves at the epicenters of both the Grounder world and the struggle for Arkadia’s soul. Despite their best efforts, all out war appeared unavoidable until a new, even more dangerous threat, one that had been quietly rising all along, exploded to the surface: ALIE, the A.I. that ended the world, offered relief from pain and eternal life in the “City of Light,” but as her ranks grew, it quickly became clear that she was building an army dedicated to controlling all sentient life on Earth. This was no longer a battle between warring factions; it was a fight for humanity itself. Now, in the wake of the epic season three finale, a hard truth lands on the shoulders of those who remain. What’s left to fight for now? Will they go quietly into the night, or will they find hope and faith in each other, as they face their darkest chapter yet?[1]

Cast[]

Starring[]

Guest starring[]

  • Chelsey Reist as Harper McIntyre (10/13)
  • Tasya Teles as Echo (9/13)
  • Jarod Joseph as Nathan Miller (9/13)
  • Luisa D'Oliveira as Emori (8/13)
  • Sachin Sahel as Dr. Eric Jackson (8/13)
  • Adina Porter as Indra (8/13)
  • Chai Hansen as Ilian (7/13)
  • Jessica Harmon as Niylah (7/13)
  • Tati Gabrielle as Gaia (6/13)
  • Nadia Hilker as Luna (5/13)
  • Erica Cerra as A.L.I.E. and Becca Franco (3/13)
  • Ty Olsson as Nyko (2/13)
  • Jonathan Whitesell as Bryan (1/13)
  • John Pyper-Ferguson as Bill Cadogan (1/13)
  • Bradley Stryker as unnamed Rock Line thief (1/13)
  • Alessandro Juliani as Jacapo Sinclair (1/13)

Episodes[]

No. in series No. in season Episode title Written by Directed by Original airdate
46 1 "Echoes" Jason Rothenberg Dean White February 1, 2017
47 2 "Heavy Lies the Crown" Justine Juel Gillmer Ed Fraiman February 8, 2017
48 3 "The Four Horsemen" Heidi Cole McAdams P.J. Pesce February 15, 2017
49 4 "A Lie Guarded" Kim Shumway Ian Samoil February 22, 2017
50 5 "The Tinder Box" Morgan Gendel John F. Showalter March 1, 2017
51 6 "We Will Rise" Charmaine DeGrate Dean White March 15, 2017
52 7 "Gimme Shelter" Terri Hughes Burton & Rob Milbauer Tim Scanlan March 22, 2017
53 8 "God Complex" Lauren Muir Omar Madha March 29, 2017
54 9 "DNR" Miranda Kwok Mairzee Almas April 26, 2017
55 10 "Die All, Die Merrily" Aaron Ginsburg & Wade McIntyre Dean White May 3, 2017
56 11 "The Other Side" Julie Bensen & Shawna Bensen Henry Ian Cusick May 10, 2017
57 12 "The Chosen" Aaron Ginsburg &
Wade McIntyre
Alex Kalymnios May 17, 2017
58 13 "Praimfaya" Jason Rothenberg Dean White May 24, 2017

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Trivia[]

  • The season arrived on Netflix on June 1, 2017.
  • Unlike the second and third seasons, this season is only thirteen episodes, the same amount of episodes as the first season.
  • The beginning of the storyline picked up immediately after the events of the end of the previous season.
  • Henry Ian Cusick, who portrays Marcus Kane, directed the episode "The Other Side".

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