Kid reviews for The 100 (2024)

I loved the first 2 seasons of this show until the main character became bisexual. not saying this is right or wrong but this was a turn off for me especially with the kissing and sexual related scenes that happened in the same sex relationship. After that point I stopped watching but if you are ok with that it’s a good show besides some violence!

Man, i see why this isn’t for kids. Bellamy was rlly something…🤰🤰🤰

MaGrDo Teen, 15 years old

Let’s get this straight, The 100 is a violent show. People are brutally shot, killed, people get whipped, choked, and hung. It’s a very violent show but filled with an amazing plot and storyline. I definitely watched this show too young, age 11 I think, I was quite mature for my age (I read YA fantasy and YA dystopian stuff) but this was a. too much violence for a 11 year old. Maybe MATURE 13 yr olds could watch this show. But I do want to highlight the good aspects of this show. There are amazing, strong women who have become role models and won’t take no for an answer. Honestly, Lexa is probably my favorite, but I love Octavia, Clarke, Raven, Emori, Madi, Echo, Indra, and Harper. I like them all and they are SO strong and such strong women. I also love Bellamy, and Murphy. There is also some romance, but it is also mainly in season one. There are a couple of scenes I prefer to skip romance and violence scenes. So yeah, it is an amazing show and I love it but it is for MATURE 13 yr olds and up.

Review after all 7 seasons: this is a brutal yet incredible show set in a dystopian world. There is a lot, and I mean a LOT of violence (no gore just blood) shown. People are sh0t, stabbed, hung, killed by poison gas, etc. There is constant fear and suspense in the show which makes it exciting yet could be a lot to handle for younger viewers. By 13 many teens would be exposed to dystopias like the hunger games and the 100 isn’t much different. Not much swearing or sexual content, occasional uses of b*tch and sh*t. This is an emotional rollercoaster of a show and one of my favorites. 13 years is perfect to watch it.

really great show, i don’t think i’ll ever find another show to beat this one! great strong female role models and great cast. lgbtq+ is very common and accepted in this show. although an amazing show it is very very violent and graphic, at least one character gets killed off every episode sometimes in very brutal ways. a. ton of war scenes. capital punishment is very regular and normal in this show. characters get high and drunk to deal with past events and trauma. but looking past that it’s an amazing show, not much swearing. definitely worth a try. first few episodes are a little cringy but once they get on their feet it’s amazing! go watch it!!

lemon2 Teen, 13 years old

Yes, I actually watched this when I was eight. Every single episode, I even started watching it a second time - though I only got to the 3rd episode before getting bored and moving on. It was one of the things I looked forward too every night, I got to cuddle up with my parents and watch one of my favourite shows. Of course, it probably would have been better if I watched it when I was a little bit older, and if I had the hindsight I do now at freshly 12, my parents probably should have waited at least a couple of years before exposing me to it. That being said, I haven't seen any major effects from watching the 100 so young. No nightmares, excessive fears, etc. Really the only bad thing that could've come from that show was a slight desensitization to violence and curses, which is basically inevitable if you're a kid now. If I'm focusing on an actual review of the show, I would rate it a 4/5. My parents and I began the first episode, and immediately turned it off because of the unremarkable acting. A couple days later, we came back to it, having nothing else to watch. By episode 4 of season 1 we were all fully absorbed, and by season 2, the actors had fully adjusted to their characters and the acting had become much better. Aside from the acting, here are some complaints I have regarding The 100. Firstly, there are many plotholes. Being an 8 year old, I didn't notice them very much unless they were glaringly obvious, but looking back and reading these other reviews, it was pretty evident. My parents and I would often find ourselves frustrated with the characters and yelling "why didn't they just do this!" Another thing is the excessive violence and gore that is unnecessary and unneeded. There is cannibalism, graphic violence (at least in an 8 year olds eyes), you see people eating human chunks for dinner, decapitation, dismemberment, an eye gouging, gory heart surgery, beatings and wrist slitting as well as torture. One of only things that has stuck with me is in season 5 ( SPOILER WARNING) when it shows the people in Octavias bunker fighting to the death, and then the other citizens eating the dead persons body parts. (SPOILERS DONE ) The first 4 or 5 seasons are great, there is multiple new plot twists and the story goes all sorts of ways. By season 6, though, me and my parents were getting pretty bored of it. We were ready when it was over. Even I could tell the plot twists were becoming forced and the creators were trying to create suspense and excitement that wasn't really there. Now let us focus on the good parts. Firstly, the world building is INCREDIBLE. There are multiple different dialects and cultures. You can even find whole dictionaries by extremely devoted fans if you want to learn the languages. The 100 also deals with the concept of politics between the different clans, and the main characters often have to rely on bargains or alliances with other tribes in order to prosper. (slight spoilers ahead) An example of this is the main character, Clarke Griffin, forming an alliance with the leader of trikru (one of the clans), Lexa. (spoilers done) This leads into another great aspect of the show, the role models. Almost all the leaders of the clans are strong, powerful women that serve as positive role models to viewers, myself included. They all have flaws, which is extremely important in order for people to be able to relate to them. The character development is also admirable, specifically John Murphy. His character arch was honestly flawless.My hands are starting to hurt from typing so I'll make this next part shorter. This is just to rebuke some other things people have said that I think may have been slightly over exaggerated. To begin, I've seen a lot of people saying there is a fair amount of nudity and sex in this show. Sex is insinuated, but usually people just kiss and it cuts to another scene. The only way nudity is shown is when people are swimming in their underwear and bras, and a couple times when people are kissing, though that only shows shirts off as well. As long as your kids have the basic understanding of sex, (which they usually do by around grade 4,) I think they will be fine on that front. There are curse words such as da**, bit**, and he**, so if you don't want your kids hearing that then I wouldn't recommend watching this.Overall, I think the viewing audience of this show depends wholly on maturity. It's an amazing show with positive role models and lots of great plot twists and character development, but there is also excessive violence and gore that could frighten young kids.

Good role models there is violence and a few genocides but overall pretty good

Good role models there is violence and a few genocides but overall pretty good

michal Teen, 14 years old

I’m 13 and me and my mom love this show! It does get pretty violent but if you don’t want to watch it you can just skip. There are some scenes that younger kids may not be allowed to watch but like I said you can just skip. As for cursing, the most you will hear is da**, a**, and bi**. Overall I think it just depends on your child’s maturity.