I have enjoyed watching a critically acclaimed American drama series recently called The 100.  I am not sure if any of you have seen it, but it has just finished its third season.  I have not finished watching the third season yet, but I have watched the first and second seasons and I thought it was a very well put together programme.  It is set in the future with the survivors of a nuclear Armageddon on earth living in international space stations in orbit around earth.  As the resources of the space station dwindle they send 100 juvenile prisoners back to earth which they believe is uninhabited to see if they can live there and from that point things get particularly interesting.  

It has a 90% rating from Rotten Tomatoes which is always a good start and that is from the critics, although average audience score is lower.  I think it is very well scripted and the character development is superb.  The characters are often faced with very interesting moral dilemmas, such as whether to save their friends or to effectively murder a whole lot of innocent people and it is probably more true to life in terms of the decisions that the people do take.  Some of the reviews suggested it is very similar to Lost which was one of my favourite TV programmes, but I would not say that.  To me, it is actually more like Game of Thrones, but set in the future.  Let me know if you have seen it and on which channel, because I have been watching it via Netflix, and what you think of it if you have watched a few episodes.  The series is shot in Vancouver in Canada and most of the main lead actresses are strangely enough from Australia.  It is actually fascinating how many Australians turn up in Los Angeles and make it in Hollywood.