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The 100 Days: That Defined Modern History

The 100 Days: That Defined Modern History is a TV series from 2022-2023. This page summarizes IMDb episode ratings across 1 seasons and 6 rated episodes.

1 seasons 6 rated episodes 8.2 average 67 episode votes

Ratings by Season

Rows are episode numbers. Columns are seasons.

Episode 1
1 8.2
2 8.0
3 8.2
4 8.3
5 8.5
6 8.2

Series summary

About The 100 Days: That Defined Modern History

The rated episodes of The 100 Days: That Defined Modern History have an average IMDb rating of 8.2 based on 67 episode votes. Season 1 has the highest average rating at 8.2 across 6 rated episodes. Season 1 has the lowest average rating at 8.2.

Genre
Documentary and History
Principal cast
Jessica Douglas-Henry, Richard John Evans, Louise Kettle, Jonathon Riley, Amin Saikal, and Peter Lieb
Writers
Laura Dawes, Lillian Paterson, and Imogen Taylor
Directors
Edmund Duff and Mike Kenneally

Highest rated

Best Episodes

  1. S1E5: The Fall of the Berlin Wall - 1989 The best episode of The 100 Days: That Defined Modern History is S1E5: The Fall of the Berlin Wall - 1989 with a 8.5 rating / 11 votes
  2. S1E4: The Assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy - 1968 8.3 rating / 12 votes
  3. S1E1: World War II: Blitzkrieg - 1940 8.2 rating / 13 votes
  4. S1E3: The Suez Crisis - 1956 8.2 rating / 12 votes
  5. S1E6: The Gulf War - 1990-91 8.2 rating / 8 votes

Lowest rated

Worst Episodes

  1. S1E2: World War II: D-Day - 1944 The worse episode of The 100 Days: That Defined Modern History is S1E2: World War II: D-Day - 1944 with a 8.0 rating / 11 votes
  2. S1E1: World War II: Blitzkrieg - 1940 8.2 rating / 13 votes
  3. S1E3: The Suez Crisis - 1956 8.2 rating / 12 votes
  4. S1E6: The Gulf War - 1990-91 8.2 rating / 8 votes
  5. S1E4: The Assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy - 1968 8.3 rating / 12 votes