Ep 3. Earth Kills

In The 100 season 1 episode 3, entitled "Earth Kills," the stakes are raised as the teenagers continue to navigate the dangers of their new home. With the dropship crashed and no communication with the Ark, the group is stranded on the ground with limited supplies and no idea of the true state of the planet.

As the episode begins, Clarke and Finn set out to find food and any other survivors from the dropship. Along the way, they encounter a group of Grounders who are also struggling to survive in this hostile environment. Clarke and Finn must make a decision that will impact not only their own survival, but also the fate of the Grounders they meet.

Meanwhile, Bellamy takes the lead among the group of juvenile delinquents, determined to maintain control and keep everyone safe. He assigns tasks to different members of the group, including the responsibility of burying those who were killed in the crash. However, tensions rise as some members of the group begin to question Bellamy's methods and motives.

Back at the Ark, Abby struggles to keep the remaining population alive as resources dwindle rapidly. She faces a difficult decision as she weighs the lives of those on the Ark against the needs of those stranded on the ground.

As the episode progresses, the teenagers face increasingly grim challenges in their fight to survive. They encounter a dangerous fog that threatens to kill them all, forcing them to seek shelter in an abandoned bunker. In the bunker, they discover more about the world that they have been thrown into, as well as the harsh reality of the dangers that lurk outside.

"Earth Kills" is an intense episode that further explores the complex relationships and conflicts that arise when a group of teenagers are thrust into an unforgiving and unknown environment. The tension is palpable as the group struggles to come to terms with the harsh realities of their situation and determine the best course of action to ensure their survival. With each passing moment, the stakes grow higher and the challenges more daunting, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats as they watch the group navigate this churning sea of danger and uncertainty.