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"The 100" season 4 has returned a new impending catastrophe threatening the existence of Earth. While everyone already knows that the apocalypse will be a nuclear disaster, Bob Morley revealed some juicy details regarding it. Bellamy (Bob Morley) and Clarke (Eliza Taylor) struggle with the knowledge that the Earth will once again be wiped out.

As they head out to Arkadia, the two decided to keep the devastating knowledge to themselves in order to keep the peace and order while they look for a way to solve the problem. While there are little details regarding the nuclear disaster, Bob Morley spoke with ScreenerTV about the apocalypse, which can lead the cast into salvation. More so, Morley also talked about the development of his character after the experiences he had in the previous seasons.

When asked why Bellamy and Clarke decided to keep the nuclear apocalypse a secret, Bob Morley referred an event in season 1. They are actually trying to protect everyone from an impending disaster that has no solution as of the moment. Bellamy and Clarke are actually looking for a glimmer of hope in an otherwise very dark situation. As it is, everyone one who knows about it - including Abby (Page Turco), Kane (Henry Ian Cusick), Octavia (Marie Avgerpolous) and Raven (Lindsey Morgan) - are pressured to come with a solution to survive the nuclear disaster.

However, the nuclear apocalypse won't be kept too long as issues in leadership begin to surface as TV Guide pointed out. For one, Bellamy is expected to prioritize the Skaikru over the Grounders. With Octavia's help, though, he will soon realize that it all boils down to morality. In fact, he revealed that Bellamy feels the guilt after what he did with Pike.

As for Bellamy and Clarke, the two will still experience a lot of conflicts even though they're on the same side. Morley pointed out that both have a different approach in leadership and this could prove a problem. So fans should better watch out if the two can overcome this and be able to form a much solid relationship this season. Watch "The 100" season 4 every Wednesday on The CW.