The 100: Rumors and allegations start to swirl

Former cast members of The 100 have reportedly made accusations about one of the show’s producers having some inappropriate behavior.

Although most everyone is quite consumed with the holidays — whether you’re done or just getting started with festivities — it seems as though The CW might have another issue on its hands not long after Warner Bros. Television fired Andrew Kreisberg from the Arrowverse shows, where he primarily focused on The Flash and Supergirl. Before we get any further, these reports are, as of this writing, unconfirmed and brought to Culturess’ attention via Twitter — although they do involve two actors who previously worked on The 100.

That all being said, here’s what’s apparently gone down. On Dec. 24, Devon Bostick, who was previously part of the cast, tweeted out a few things, some of which have now been deleted — including the tweet that gives the initials of what appear to be one of the “supervising producers / directors” he called out. Fans have guessed he is referring to Dean White, with some posting screenshots that appear to show him agreeing with fans who named White.

However, some tweets, including the one that reads “Imagine if I wasn’t a white male,” are still visible and live on his Twitter account.

And, as of this writing, as again noted by fans on Twitter, Ricky Whittle, also a former member of the cast, has retweeted something that appears to be in support of Bostick’s original tweets, and asking for someone to “investigate.”

The tweet itself is below, and can be found as a retweet in Whittle’s account:

As of this writing, there has been no statement made on Warner Bros. TV’s official Twitter account, showrunner Jason Rothenberg’s account, the Twitter account for the show’s writers or the show’s account. It also appears that there have not been any actresses who have publicly spoken out confirming these reports.

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Additionally, Bostick offered no details other than claiming that White “shouldn’t be working around actresses,” according to the screenshots.