If you’ve been paying attention to coverage of The 100 since March, you know that there’s been a lot of talk about Lexa, her death, and what it means for representation and for television as ...

At the PaleyFest panel for AMC’s “Fear the Walking Dead,” the series that necessitated her exit from “The 100,” Debnam-Carey weighed in on the fan reaction to Lexa’s untimely demise.

Season 2 introduced the leader of the Grounders, Heda Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey), who allied herself with Clarke in order to take down the second season’s Big Bad. Across her various appearances ...

"We didn't anticipate this sort of level of pain over this fictional death." By Josh Wigler Contributor “Lexa was a meaningful character to our fans, especially LGBTQ fans, and I knew it would ...

So once the decision was made that she'd die, did they choose the right way to kill Lexa? I don’t think so. I’ve noted I accidentally was spoiled on her death last summer, but honestly ...

It has been three weeks since lesbian character Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) was killed by a stray bullet on The 100, sparking a controversy over her death and the treatment of LGBTQ characters in ...

After weeks of controversy following the death of fan-favorite character Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey), “The 100” creator Jason Rothenberg took the stage at WonderCon to address the fan reaction ...

As a result of fiery reactions from rightfully disappointed fans, a group of women from the Canadian show “Saving Hope” have banded together to create the Lexa Pledge, a written promise to ...