The 100 season 7 trailer: New promo teases Anomaly as wormhole, kidnapped Bellamy, and Echo and Hope’s new hair
THE wait is over for fans, as the season 7 trailer for The CW’s The 100 is finally here.
After begging show creator Jason Rothenberg for the new promo for months, the network dropped the two-minute clip on Friday, and the Anomaly, fan-favorite characters, villains and new crises are front and center.
The 100 season 7 trailer was released on Friday[/caption]
In less than two weeks, the final season of the post-apocalyptic series premieres, and fans are getting their first look at what’s to come with this video release.
Starting off on an emotional note, Clarke mourns the loss of her mother Abby, who died last season, and promises to make her proud.
Moving forward, the trailer skips around and shows all of the characters dealing with different crises — from Bellamy appearing be knocked out and kidnapped to Murphy read to “live and let die” and Clarke learning of a new “war” to fight.
The new trailer, as well as the short promo that began airing on The CW earlier this week, also show both Echo and Hope with new, shorter haircuts.
The new promo shows someone, who looks like Bellamy, knocked out and dragged[/caption]
Murphy is up to his usual antics and is ready to ‘live and let die’[/caption]
Echo appears in the trailer with a new short haircut[/caption]
Hope also has a much shorter hairstyle than in season 6[/caption]
Plus, many thought it would take a while to learn even a small bit about the Anomaly teased in season 6, but the trailer reveals “the Anomaly is a wormhole.”
According to Raven, it’s a portal to “everywhere.”
The trailer also teases, per Clarke’s orders, that Russell will “die” for his “mistakes.”
There’s so much bloodshed and brutality in the clip, but it pledges even more to come throughout the season, warning: “All the conflict, all the chaos.”
The trailer promises lots of conflict to come[/caption]
Bellamy and Clarke didn’t seem to have any scenes in the clip together, although one moment showed him talking to a blonde[/caption]
Noticeably absent from the trailer were any scenes featuring leads Clarke and Bellamy together, though one quick shot sees Bellamy talking to a blonde who could be her, and many fans are upset to not get any Bellarke content.
One commented: “There were like no clips with Bellamy and Clarke! I’m wondering if they are split up for a lot of the season.”
Another thinks that was done on purpose because “Bellamy’s story probably involves a lot of spoilers.”
Executive producer Jason Rothenberg confirmed that season 7 will focus on the Anomaly, telling TVLine: “We’re going to be all up in that thing.”
The 100 season 7 premieres on The CW on May 20[/caption]
It’s the CW show’s final season[/caption]
The CW has not given a summary of the final season as a whole, but the network has finally revealed what episode 1 — titled “From the Ashes” — is about.
In the season 7 premiere, “Clarke and her friends attempt to rebuild Sanctum as a new threat rises in the woods,” according to the synopsis.
Ed Fraiman directed the episode from a script written by The 100 creator Jason.
The new season 7 opening title sequence, which will begin with the premiere, was released last week and features Bob Morley’s name now second, after six seasons, right after Eliza Taylor’s.
The show’s cast includes Eliza (Clarke), Bob (Bellamy), Marie Avgeropoulos (Octavia), Lindsey Morgan (Raven), Richard Harmon (Murphy), and Tasya Teles (Echo).
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Lola Flannery (Madi), Adina Porter (Indra), Sachin Sahel (Jackson), Jarod Joseph (Miller), Luisa d’Oliveira (Emori), Shannon Kook (Jordan), Tati Gabrielle (Gaia), Jessica Harmon (Niylah) also star.
JR Bourne (Russell), Shelby Flannery (Hope) and Chuku Modu (Gabriel) are featured on the show, as well.
The 100 season 7 premieres on May 20 at 8 p.m. on The CW.