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We’re back on air! And now that you’ve seen “Wanheda, Pt. 1,” we wanted to share an excerpt from its script (written by Jason Rothenberg) with all of you! (Obviously, if you haven’t seen the episode, we don’t recommend reading the scene.)Enjoy!

Hey, guys!Thanks again for being such wonderful fans by watching live, tweeting with us, sending us your artwork, asking smart questions, and just generally being cool people.As you may know, this is our last day of production in Season Three. To celebra

Hey, guys!Thanks again for watching with us last night– it was da BOMB. (Too soon? Too lame? Both?)Regardless, to thank you, here’s an excerpt from the episode’s script (written by Kim Shumway). Enjoy!Thanks again for being such great

Hello, everyone!What an eventful week! You guys are amazing (as always), and we’re eternally grateful (as always). To thank you for watching live, tweeting, debating, and generally being the greatest fans we could ask for, here’s an excerpt from

Hello! Hope you guys have recovered somewhat from the intensity of 305. As a treat for being such awesome and engaging fans, here’s an excerpt from last night’s episode, “Hakeldama”, written by Charlie Craig. Originally, it was broken up into

Hello, everyone! Since everyone seemed to really enjoy yesterday’s “Script to Screen” post, we’ve decided to share another pivotal scene from the episode. Episode 305, “Hakeldama”, was written by Charlie Craig.

Hey, guys!THANK YOU SO MUCH. Because of you, we’ve been renewed for a fourth season! We couldn’t be happier or more grateful.Each week, we like to thank you with an excerpt of the most recent episode in script form… and in the midst of all

Hey, guys!What an emotional episode last night. We love you so much, and we’re so grateful to get to experience each episode with you. As always, to thank you, here’s an excerpt from last night’s script, written by Heidi Cole McAdams.

Hey, guys!I know this is a day late, but we really appreciate you guys watching the story unfold with us. As always, to thank you, here’s an excerpt from last night’s script, written by Kim Shumway.

Hey Guys!We’re still buzzing after last night’s episode, and we hope you are too. We’re so grateful that you continue to tune in week after week, taking this journey with us. To say thank you, here’s a scene from “Join or

Hi, Wonkru – we’re bringing back From Script to Screen every Wednesday to tide us over during the hiatus! Here’s the first of the recently wrapped season 4. “Echoes″ was written by Jason Rothenberg.Stay tuned for a BONUS deleted scene from

Hello, Wonkru – we’re back! Here’s a scene from 402 to get you through the hiatus. “Heavy Lies The Crown″ was written by Justine Juel Gillmer. Enjoy!

The responses on the return of From Script to Screen have been amazing! So here’s another to show our appreciation. “Heavy Lies The Crown” was written by Justine Juel Gillmer.

Hey, Wonkru! Here’s the latest From Script to Screen to make the hiatus a little easier. “The Four Horsemen” was written by Heidi Cole McAdams. Enjoy!

Happy Wednesday! For today’s Script to Screen please enjoy this scene from “God Complex” written by Lauren Muir. Enjoy!

It’s Wednesday and you know what that means… It’s time for Script to Screen. Here’s an excerpt from “DNR” by Miranda Kwok. Enjoy!

Time for another Script to Screen! Enjoy this scene from episode 409 “DNR” by Miranda Kwok.

We’re back! To start off this Wednesday’s From Script to Screen, here’s a scene from “Die All, Die Merrily”, written by Aaron Ginsburg & Wade McIntyre. Enjoy (and try not to cry!)

Welcome back to Script to Screen, brought to you by Hiatus Wednesdays! Today, we’re going to start with Monty and Jasper’s final goodbye, beautifully written by Shawna and Julie Benson. Here is the first scene from “The Other Side”.

Hey everyone, For this week’s from Script To Screen we’re taking it WAY back. To the “Pilot” by Jason Rothenberg.

Who’s ready for this weeks Script to Screen? Here’s an excerpt from 103 “Earth Kills” by Elizabeth Craft and Sarah Fain.

Time for the second scene in this weeks Script to Screen from 103 “Earth Kills” by Elizabeth Craft and Sarah Fain.

To start of this Wednesday, here’s the first scene from “Murphy’s Law” by T.J. Brady & Rasheed Newson. Enjoy!

We’re back, bitches! Let’s start off this week’s script to screen with a scene from “Contents Under Pressure” by Akela Cooper & Kira Snyder. Enjoy.

To end the night, here’s one last scene from “Contents Under Pressure” by Akela Cooper & Kira Snyder. See you next week, Wonkru!

Thanks for hanging out with us today! To end the night off, here’s a nail-biter of a scene from “Unity Day”, written by Kim Shumway and Kira Snyder.

Here’s the next scene from “We Are Grounders, Part 2″, written by Jason Rothenberg. Hold on to your hats!

Thanks for reading along. To finish off the night, here’s one last scene from “We Are Grounders, Part 2″, written by Jason Rothenberg. See you next week!

A little snippet from the Season 5 premiere, Eden, written by Jason Rothenberg and directed by Dean White.

Hello there! We’re back again! This time, with a scene from 502 written by Terri Hughes Burton and directed by PJ Pesce.

Hello! Here’s a sign from this week’s episode written by Aaron Ginsburg and Wade McIntyre, directed by Tim Scanlan.

One last scene from 503!

Happy Wednesday!We’re back with another FStS, this time from last night’s episode “Pandora’s Box” written by Charmaine Degraté and directed by Dean White.

Hello again! We’re back with another scene from “Pandora’s Box.”

Hey guys!We’re back with another look inside the script, this time with Clarke and Madi. 506 was written by Drew Lindo and directed by Michael Blundell. Hope you enjoy!

Oh hello!We’re back with another scene from 506 aka “Exit Wounds”

Back again with a powerful little scene from 504.

Happy Wednesday! Enjoy this little sequence from 507, written by Jeff Vlaming.

First scene up from the episode is a big one!

The end is (almost) here… Here’s the opening sequence from the first part of the finale. Enjoy!

From Script to Screen: 601 “Sanctum” Scene 2and second we have the amazing Paige Turco, Lindsey Morgan and Shannon Kook!

Welcome to Sanctum! Here’s the first of our script to screens for episode 603, written by Drew Lindo and directed by a long time part of The 100 family, Dean White.

Well, I hope everyone’s had a chance to recover from last night’s episode, directed by Tim Scanlan and written by Charmaine DeGraté. First up, the sweet morning scene between Jordan and Delilah. We had to trim this scene down a bit for time but

Episode 605 was written by Georgia Lee, one of our new writers in season six and directed by Ian Samoil, a longtime AD who seamlessly transitioned over to director and did a great job.

Now that everyone has had sufficient time to recover from Tuesday’s episode, here are a few scenes for you from episode 607 “Nevermind”, Written by Kim Shumway and directed by Michael Blundell. First up, we welcome back an old friend.

And one of the most emotional scenes from the episode, Clarke giving up.

Welcome to this week’s first Script to Screen! Episode 608 was written by The brilliant Miranda Kwok and directed by April Mullen. First up, our heroes make it to the verge of the mysterious anomaly.

Hope you enjoyed yesterday’s episode, written by Charmaine DeGraté and directed by Bob Morley! First up, young Echo and the girl she was forced to become.

That’s a wrap for Season 6! Hope you enjoyed this epic finale, written by creator Jason Rothenberg and directed by the wonderful Ed Fraiman. First up, Clarke’s second and last goodbye to her mother.

Welcome back to the FINAL SEASON! Hope you all enjoyed the premiere, written by Jason Rothenberg and directed by Ed Fraiman. First up, we have Clarke’s unforgettable mic-drop moment.

Welcome to Bardo! First up, we have Levitt fanboy-ing over Octavia in M-Cap, and a surprise visitor.

Hope you all enjoyed “The Queen’s Gambit”, the directorial debut of our very own Lindsey Morgan and written by the incomparable Miranda Kwok. Our first script to screen is Scene 16 when Hope and Diyoza open up and end up fighting in their cell.

From last night’s episode, written by Blythe Ann Johnson and directed by Amanda Row, first we have our opening scene, featuring Nelson’s last stand.

For our second scene, here’s Bellamy arriving to talk to Raven and Echo.

From Script to Screen - “Blood Giant”

From Script to Screen - “A Sort of Homecoming”

From Script to Screen - “The Dying of the Light”

From Script to Screen - “The Last War”

From Script to Screen - “The Last War” Scene 2

From Script to Screen - “The Last War” Scene 3

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