Here's Where to Watch "The 100" Season 7 Because You Definitely Don't Want to Miss An Episode
It's almost time to say goodbye to Clarke, Bellamy, Octavia, Raven, and the rest of our favorites.
The CW's The 100 is back for one final ride thanks to season seven's big return. Fans can't get enough of the hit sci-fi show that brought together a group of 100 criminal kids and sent them to Earth for the first time to see if the planet was habitable again after a nuclear war. However, now in its seventh season, the stakes are higher than ever and fans only have a few more episodes left until the show comes to an end.
With the show now in its final season, some fans want to watch in real time what happens to Clarke and the gang on their last ride together.
Here's everything you need to know about where and how to watch The 100 season 7.
Watching Live
If you have basic cable or even online cable packages (like Hulu Live or YouTube TV), then you totally can tune in to the show live when it airs on Wednesday nights at 8 PM ET/PT. If you have DVR, you also have the chance to record the show and save it for later. However, as with any show that airs live, always be careful because spoilers are everywhere!
Streaming the Next Day
If you don't have cable or you can't watch live, your next best bet is to watch it on The CW's website. The episodes get uploaded on Thursday mornings, which means you can just check them out the next day. Fans will have access to the last five episodes that just aired, so just make sure to always check back or risk missing an episode or two.
If you prefer to watch on an Apple TV, your phone, or other screening device, then you can use The CW app to watch the episodes. The app works the same way as the website, so not all the episodes will be available.
Watching on Netflix
Unfortunately, if you're waiting for the show to be added on Netflix, you're going to have to wait a while. The season will be put up around a week after the season has finished airing, so you're looking at possibly August or September. However, you can always go back and watch seasons one to six all over again to catch up before they get released.
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