The 100 has drifted through the streaming world like a stubborn legend that refuses to quiet down, always finding fresh eyes and sparking new debates. Viewers keep circling back to its larger-than-life energy, treating it like a relic that still glows in the dark. Every rewatch feels like stepping into familiar chaos wrapped in cosmic mystery. Platforms rise, fall, and shuffle their libraries like old card decks. And now, after all this digital wandering, the series is set to leave Netflix.

Where does a show with this kind of restless spirit wander off to next? The hunt feels almost mythical, and the answer waits just out of reach, daring you to look closer.

As of now, The 100 remains on Netflix until December 18, when it bids farewell. After that, viewers can stream all seven seasons by downloading them on Amazon Video, Apple TV, or Fandango at Home. For those who prefer physical media, the series is available to purchase on DVD or Blu-ray from Amazon and GRUV. There are no free streaming options for The 100 at the moment, making these paid platforms the most reliable way to access it.

The 100 races through a future where space-born survivors return to a scorched Earth, only to find the ground far less empty than expected. Power struggles ignite, alliances fracture, and hidden threats rise from every corner of this rebuilt world. Each season pushes the characters into harsher dilemmas, stranger landscapes, and moral puzzles that twist deeper with time. Across wars, new planets, and shifting loyalties, their journey circles one haunting question: what does survival truly cost, a question brought to life by a stellar cast that carries every twist with intensity.

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The cast of The 100 pours striking emotional depth into every moment, shaping each twist with heart and raw tension. Their performances anchor the chaos and spark curiosity about what waits beyond the next turn.

Eliza Taylor brings quiet fire to Clarke Griffin, while Paige Turco shapes Abigail Griffin with steady resolve. Thomas McDonell gives Finn Collins his conflicted heart, and Eli Goree grounds Wells Jaha with sincerity. Marie Avgeropoulos unleashes fierce energy as Octavia Blake, and Bob Morley anchors Bellamy Blake with stubborn loyalty. Kelly Hu sparks intrigue as Callie Cartwig, and Christopher Larkin adds warmth as Monty Green. Devon Bostick, Isaiah Washington, Henry Ian Cusick, and Lindsey Morgan deepen the world with unforgettable intensity.

Ricky Whittle brings fierce loyalty to Lincoln, while Richard Harmon transforms John Murphy into a volatile spark that refuses to fade. Zach McGowan commands the screen as Roan, and Tasya Teles delivers sharp complexity as Echo. Shannon Kook adds heart as Jordan Green, with JR Bourne shifting effortlessly through the layered roles of Russell, Malachi, and Sheidheda. Chuku Modu shapes Gabriel Santiago with quiet depth, and Shelby Flannery energizes Hope Diyoza with raw resolve. As it steps out of Netflix’s sci-fi vault, the show’s streaming fate does not end there.

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