Netflix viewers can't get enough of one dystopian show that is absolutely binge worthy and arguably 'one of the best shows ever'.
Writing on LADbible's Netflix Bangers Facebook group, one fan admitted they couldn't believe how bingeable the show was, nor how oddly fascinating the plot is.
"I was so indecisive to watch... but finally I started it, I didn't know I could watch a TV show for 10h straight," they wrote.
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The series has managed to carve out a loyal fan base to go for seven seasons, but some viewers are only just discovering it now it's been added to Netflix.
The 100 came out back in 2014 on The CW and concluded in 2020.
Now it's found its way onto Netflix, it's been given a new lease of life after a flurry of positive reviews online.
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Starting back in 2014, The 100 is set in post-apocalyptic America where survivors are returning to Earth from space habitat, the Ark, 97 years after a nuclear apocalypse destroyed the planet.
The group - who are all juvenile prisoners - are sent back to test the waters and try and repopulate the planet.
But having always lived in space, they have no idea what they're about to embark upon.
Terrified and out of their depth, the future of humans on Earth depends on them.
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You can watch the trailer below:
The series - which stars Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley - has a 93 percent critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes with the final series especially praised.
And now the show is having a bit of a resurrection, with fans calling it one of the greatest ever while others said they'd binged it multiple times.
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One person wrote: "I finally just finished The 100.
"I think I’m super late to the show but all I can say is WOW… probably one of the best shows I have ever watched.
"Always kept me on my feet and literally had the best ending that gave me so much closure."
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While another said: "Hands down. My most favourite TV series. Still miss Clarke, Bellamy, Marcus and the whole crew!
"When you see it now. Might look little bit dated for some. But cannot forget the excitement it induced while watching it."
And a third added: "Such an awesome show. Absolutely recommend to watch if haven’t so already."
Another admitted they had already binged all seven seasons three times, but might give it another go soon.
"Watched it 3 times might do another run," they wrote on the group.
You can watch The 100 over on Netflix now.
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Gerrard Kaonga