At its core, "The 100" is about a bunch of young adults who are left to clean up the mess left behind by generations of adults. "Nancy Drew" has a similar premise, with a mismatched group of young adults, all with troublesome secrets in their pasts, forced to work together to solve a murder and protect their town from curses, vengeful spirits, and more. Over time, they go from reluctant allies who don't like each other very much to a close-knit family, which really is the heart of the show. Throw in some murder mysteries, family secrets, and the kind of organic, slow-burn romance that most shows dream of having, and you've got your next genre-show obsession.
