But the premise of “Die All, Die Merrily” harks back to simpler times, with all the action unfolding in one place and all the complex politics and conflicts boiling down to one straightforward story line: a fight to the death. ![]() The 100 is juggling a lot, and it isn’t always so graceful about it. Discovering more clans and expanding the physical setting of the show was crucial to its development and sustainability, but the sprawling narrative makes it harder to deliver the tight, exciting episodes that defined the first season. ![]() ![]() ![]() The main reason why The 100 can’t quite replicate the magic of its first two seasons is the sheer vastness of its narrative.
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