The 100 Season 6 was very much defined by the reactions that Bellamy Blake offered us. It was clear that no one else was picking up on Clarke's absence, so it was up to the male lead to take on ...

BOB MORLEY: I think in season 3, he’s trying to really define who he is. He has stepped away from a leadership role and under the wing of Kane, is being modeled into being a good leader, a more ...

The 100 and Bellamy Blake have changed a lot from the “Whatever the hell we want” days of the pilot and that evolution will continue in Season 3. On a visit to the set of The 100, I sat down ...

Bellamy and Clarke: Detective Squad (During The 100 Season 4 Episode 3) Intimacy doesn't always have to be about how much two people touch, even though Bellamy and Clarke touch each other plenty.

Over the course of its seven-season run, The 100 has never been afraid to kill off major characters, and we always kind of expected at least one of our faves would kick the bucket in the final ...

We can probably count on the last four episodes not consisting of four hours of Bellamy Blake development, and I for one have my doubts that we'll see Bellamy in his pre-Season 7 mindset again.

This interview contains spoilers for The 100 Season 5, episode 3, "Sleeping Giants." It took them six years, but Bellamy (Bob Morley) and Clarke (Eliza Taylor) have finally reunited on The 100.

That said, this is The 100 's final season, so now should be a prime time to tune in and see how The CW wraps up the story after seven years, three apocalypse events, many big deaths, and more ...

But for those of us (i.e. me) who have been steadily defending The 100 through a stream of poor decisions during this final season, Bellamy’s death feels like a slap in the face.

Fans of the hit CW series The 100 will need a lot of tissues for Bellamy Blake scenes when the show returns for its third season in January 2016. Executive producer Jason Rothenberg has revealed ...

The 100 Season 7 premiere was sadly light on Bellamy Blake. We got to see some solid acting from Bob Morley in the episode’s opening moments, as Bellamy yelled for his sister.