The 100: Nothing But Time
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  • Tempo 1h 14m
In corso, pubblicata il giu 01, 2015
The 100 were supposed to be returning  to earth 97 years after the nuclear holocaust but something goes wrong and they all end up 70
million years in the past.

I own nothing related to the 100.  All credit goes to Kass Morgan, the CW and Jason Rothenberg
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