#The 100 season 6 ending explained full#

Monty and Harper put Jordan into cryo sleep and continued to grow older. But 10 years went by with nothing changing on the surface, and Monty realized the planet was never coming back. Jordan dutifully followed his father's instructions: wake Clarke and Bellamy first and play them about 60 years' worth of video messages from Monty, who explained via video message that he stayed awake to monitor Earth's surface, and planned on waking everyone from cryo sleep when the planet started to come alive again. Monty and Harper lived out their entire lives on the space ship by themselves and even had a baby (and named him after Jasper!). He was excited to meet them вЂ“ he had never met anyone before, besides his parents: Monty and Harper.Д¬larke and Bellamy quickly put two and two together, realizing Monty and Harper never went into cryo sleep вЂ“ and that Wonkru had been asleep for longer than 10 years if Jordan's age was any indication. Enter Jordan, a 27-year-old kid they'd never met before, who woke them up first on Monty's orders. But they were confused as to why they were the only ones revived. In a blink of an eye, Clarke and Bellamy woke up. Everyone went into cryo sleep for 10 years aboard the space ship, hoping that Earth would begin to come back to life after a decade and they could all return to the ground. So the human race survived the third apocalypse, but now they're faced with the insurmountable task of continuing to survive without a planet that could house humanity. Clarke immediately curb-stomped his face until he died (RIP you crazy dude), but the damage was already done, and she only had 15 minutes to load up every member of Skaikru, the Grounders, Wonkru and even the criminals onto Diyoza's ship and up into space, safely away from the blast. How many apocalypses does it take to end the world for good? On The 100, the third time was the charm, as the final minutes of the Season 5 finale completely blew up the concept of the show (literally), setting up a major paradigm shift for Season 6.ДЄfter fighting all season long for control of Shallow Valley, aka the last survivable land on Earth after the second apocalypse, the villainous McCreary dropped a nuclear bomb on the area when he realized he was about to lose the war.

#The 100 season 6 ending explained full#

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