Spoilers DC's Legends of Tomorrow - Season 1
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Nah. he went in the cell. Got his ass kicked by Savage. Then Savage used Ray's hand print to open the cell.
^Which is still stupid on several levels. By going into the cell when he had the means to get out on his own, Ray put the means of escape within Savage's reach. He should've at least had someone there on guard. (Speaking of which, why wasn't Gideon monitoring the brig?)
Even Gideon's doing something else and not paying much attention to the show....
Oh yes, it is stupid. I wasn't saying otherwise. Just that the path of stupidity was different.
Did they explain what they did with the babies and the younger teen versions of themselves? Or did i miss an episode?
And Rory Pond ahem Rip Hunter should understand time travel better. And Savage might be a master of time, but he is no LORD of Time.
Also how many more chances does Kendra need before she actually kills Savage?
And Rory Pond ahem Rip Hunter should understand time travel better. And Savage might be a master of time, but he is no LORD of Time.
Also how many more chances does Kendra need before she actually kills Savage?
I think they're still at the orphanage where Rip was brought up.
Hm. If that's the way it works, shouldn't Jax still be in danger? Stein's inevitable death could just easily destabilize him in the way Ronnie's death destabilized Stein.
Why did Savage try to escape, anyway?! He obviously knew he had nothing to fear from the Time Masters.
Maybe he was bored?! He might just be the type to just cause heavy fighting on a Time Ship simply to pass the time.
Maybe he was bored?! He might just be the type to just cause heavy fighting on a Time Ship simply to pass the time.
That possibility did occur to me, but it's hard to say. We know so little about just why Stein's life was in danger. Maybe Stein was damaged by the violence of Ronnie's death (assuming for the sake of argument that he did die). Maybe Jax would be "insulated" from the damage of Stein's death if it occurred in a different time. Or, yes, maybe Jax would die too and Stein just didn't think it through. There are too many uncertainties to assume anything for sure. The writers could probably concoct a rationale for whatever outcome they choose.
Arrogance? He'd rather destroy his enemies personally than rely on his allies to do it.
But the team didn't know that at the time.
Keeping that secret would be the advantage if the attempt succeeds.
I know it's optimistic to expect any coherence from this show's temporal logic, but I think the idea is that the timeline where they were abducted in the past hasn't fully "set" yet, so maybe the change hasn't propagated forward to 2016 yet. Which is why the folks over on Arrow still remember Sarah's death and resurrection.
1. Just because the Arrow/Flash timeline is has been overlain by the legends cocking up continuously, before it was intruded upon and fiddled on by Rip Hunter, it did (used to) exist from big bang to heat death.
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2. Just because we haven't seen all these kids returned to early 2016, it doesn't mean that they weren't returned and that they are in the back ground unseen in the current episodes of Flash and Arrow being sneaky.
(or)
2. Just because we haven't seen all these kids returned to early 2016, it doesn't mean that they weren't returned and that they are in the back ground unseen in the current episodes of Flash and Arrow being sneaky.
The cynical part of me wonders if the reveal that the Time Masters have been manipulating the characters from the beginning is the writers' attempt to justify how little sense the stories have made.
Although it wouldn't explain the most nonsensical bit. Why did Snart have to hold the lever in place? He has an ice gun. He could've just frozen it in place.
Although it wouldn't explain the most nonsensical bit. Why did Snart have to hold the lever in place? He has an ice gun. He could've just frozen it in place.
I was thinking the same thing! I do not expect much when it comes to the logic of time travel on this show. But that was such a simple solution. How could the writers not see that? I could not help but think this is the type of lousy writing my Dad would have noticed. If he had not died 2 years ago he would have watched this show. He was the not the type of person who deeply thought about tv. certainly not science. But a obvious mistake like this would have bugged him.
Will we see Snart again?
^ I hope so.
I wonder how this Thanagarian thing will tie in with Hawkman and Hawkgirl.
I wonder how this Thanagarian thing will tie in with Hawkman and Hawkgirl.