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Fans are getting a first look at the potential prequel series for The 100!

The backdoor pilot episode is airing TONIGHT (July 8) on The CW.

In “Anaconda,” Clarke (Eliza Taylor) confronts a new adversary. A surprising connection takes us back to the past and the nuclear apocalypse that destroyed the Earth.

“Callie has just returned from a protest march against some government abuses and they were attacked on some level by the overaggressive police,” showrunner Jason Rothenberg told EW about the episode. “The fact that the show is now unfolding in the wake from everything that’s happening in the world with regard to George Floyd and Black Lives Matter, [it's] just weird coincidences that of course we could not have predicted.”

The prequel series has not been given the go ahead by The CW yet, and hopefully after tonight’s episode, they will have an answer for fans.

In case you missed it, see what showrunner Jason said about the potential new show!

The 100‘s potential prequel series’ backdoor pilot episode is airing tomorrow (July 8)!

Showrunner Jason Rothenberg recently opened up about the episode.

“The original show was always about seeing how far people would go to survive,” he told TV Line. “It was a story of tribalism and showing what people would do to protect the ones they love. In this new show, Callie’s mission statement is: I don’t care who they are, I’m going to save them. She’s a protagonist for our time.”

“There were a bunch of people who were interesting, but there was no one I had fallen in love with,” Jason said about Iola Evans, who plays Callie. “On a flight back home from New York in December, which was getting pretty close to when we had to shoot the episode, I watched her self-tape audition and it was instant. She’s just so talented, and she has no idea how good she is yet, so it was awesome getting to be on set with her [and director Ed Fraiman] and really help her find that performance. I adore her, and whether or not this series gets picked up, that girl is going places.”

Jason also dished about the relationship between Callie and her brother Reese (played by Adain Bradley), and how it’s different than Bellamy and Octavia.

“Bellamy was essentially a surrogate parent to Octavia from the time she was born,” he said. “That relationship started out strong, but it went through some ups and downs and peaks and valleys once the show started. There’s a bit of a Cain and Abel story [with Callie and Reese]. She’s the free-spirited leader traveling her own path, while her brother always craves their father’s approval. Because he never gets it, and Callie does, it creates a bit of a sibling rivalry that becomes very intense.”

Be sure to tune in for the The 100 prequel series’ backdoor pilot TOMORROW (July 8) at 8/7c on The CW!

If you missed it, see what Jason said about how the prequel affects the final season of The 100.

Lindsey Morgan is marking her first time as a director tonight!

The 30-year-old actress is making her directorial debut with tonight’s (July 1) new episode of The 100.

In tonight’s episode, “The Queen’s Gambit”, Emori (Luisa d’Oliveira) tries to heal Sanctum’s old familial wounds while Echo (Tasya Teles), Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos) and Diyoza (Ivana Milicevic) struggle with new ones.

Lindsey opened up about her first time directing.

“Directing felt a lot like sailing a ship, and you have your course and you know the weather and you planned everything and you brought snacks. You really plotted your trajectory,” she told EW. “And then you’re in the sea, and a storm comes, or a shark, or someone gets bitten by a jellyfish! And you just have to constantly adapt to the new situation at hand and adjust your sails to whatever comes.”

“With every episode and every film set, there are challenges or obstacles and for me, it was things I didn’t ever see coming, I didn’t plan for, but I’d have to adjust on the fly and adapt and try to make every new decision an opportunity to make the overall project better. But it was tough because I’m a planner, so I definitely had to work on my spontaneity and resourcefulness,” Lindsey added.

Marie Avgeropoulos opened up about her character in the final season of The 100!

The 33-year-old actress teased that her storyline is “unlike any other experience.”

“This season is completely unlike all the others, and I’m so grateful that the writers have created such dynamic and ever-changing worlds. The way Octavia gets to wrap up her own storyline is unlike any other experience, and potentially emotion, she’s felt in a really long time,” she told Hollywood Life.

“It’s been the most rewarding experience I think I’ve ever had in my life,” Marie added. “I’ve had the honor to play Octavia Blake — I’m not going to tell you how many episodes because then I’m telling you if I live or die — for a very long time. I started the show I think when I was 24 and now I’m a 33-year-old woman. I feel like we’ve grown up together.”

“The characters I play, I always put a bit of myself into them as well. I’m really proud of all the work the cast and the crew and the producers and the writers have done in this world that they have created,” she continued. “It’s been so much fun for me as an actress to play her. She’s never boring. She’s always ever-changing. I would always be surprised when I got to work and picked up a new script and flip the page. I never knew what direction she was running or going or coming… you name it.”

Tune in to the seventh and final season premiere of The 100 TONIGHT (May 20) at 8/7c on The CW!

If you missed it, see what showrunner Jason Rothenberg shared about the prequel pilot and the final season.

The 100 final season premieres TONIGHT (May 20) and showrunner Jason Rothenberg is dishing on the prequel pilot.

The backdoor pilot for the upcoming possible prequel series will air during the seventh season and it definitely factors into the arc of the season.

“There’s a big story that is unfolding as the season goes along, and then we get to the prequel,” Jason told EW.

“And that story does, I would say, explain and dramatize in a large way how we got here. It is pivotal, for sure, and wonderful. Performances in that are great; I mean, I just can’t say enough about this cast,” he added.

In case you missed it, The CW announced it’s new schedule for the 2020/2021 season, and an update on The 100 prequel series.

The Katy Keene season one finale just aired and many are wondering if there will be a second season.

While no decision has been made yet, there is hope for a season two.

Earlier today (May 14), The CW President Mark Pedowitz said that they have extended the options for the cast to return.

“The linear ratings have been soft but we have seen some good streaming viewership,” he added, via Deadline. “We’ll make a decision in a few weeks.”

So, if you want more Katy Keene, be sure to stream the show online as much as you can, and be sure to also stream it when it comes out on upcoming service HBO Max.

Other shows that are up in the air include the Arrow spinoff, Green Arrow & The Canaries starring Katherine McNamara, Katie Cassidy and Juliana Harkavy, and The 100 prequel series.

There are “active discussions” with the studio about Green Arrow and the Canaries according to the exec, but it has not yet been ordered to series. That and The 100 prequel series are “very much alive.”

The final season of The 100 is almost here!

Season seven of the fan favorite show is just a couple of weeks away and the trailer was just released.

In the premiere episode, Clarke (Eliza Taylor) and her friends attempt to rebuild Sanctum as a new threat rises in the woods.

Bob Morley, Marie Avgeropuolos, Lindsey Morgan, Richard Harmon, Tasya Teles, Shannon Kook, JR Bourne, Shelby Flannery and Chuku Modu all return as well.

The seventh and final season of The 100 premieres Wednesday, May 20th at 8pm ET/PT on The CW!