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Spoilers DC's Legends of Tomorrow - Season 1
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Oh. I've been travelling for work so much that I didn't know what I missed. I just knew I had two unwatched episodes on my DVR.
Jedi mindtrick, much?
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No, it really is.
(In the comics) Jonah spends some time in a Dystopian 21st(?) century cruising around on motorcycles murdering A-holes.
It's possible that this could be Jonah Hex AFTER he's come back from the future to a more civilized era.
Legends of Tomorrow Casts Suits' Patrick J. Adams in Mystery Hero Role - http://tvline.com/2016/03/31/legends-of-tomorrow-season-2-patrick-j-adams-mystery-hero/
If it's not Ted Kord Blue Beetle or The Question (Vic, not Renee, obviously) they can GTFO.
It's be hilarious if he played the Spirit, which is DC adjacent, since his co-lead on Suits played the Spirit a couple years back.
Yes, a Spirit Movie, it exists.
It's probably worse than I remember.
Yes, a Spirit Movie, it exists.
It's probably worse than I remember.
A hero from another era would be the most natural choice for this show...which might potentially include any one of a crapload of Golden Age heroes.
1x09...
You guys were right about Mick.
You guys were right about Mick.
I was surprised that they jumped over 2 years in 10 minutes, but it worked out pretty well, since the story was more about the aftermath than the wait itself. Routh in the Clark Kent glasses was fun, but I could've done without the obligatory "namedrop of future famous person" bit. Quantum Leap already did that one to death.
But this was all about the time jumps, wasn't it? Ray, Kendra, and Sara gain two years of experience and life change that will hopefully still have an effect on them -- but Mick's the one who's gone through the most extreme change, gaining decades or centuries in maturity. He's not the dimwitted sociopath he was before, although he's still quite vengeful. I think I like the change in his personality; his old self didn't really appeal to me that much.
But this was all about the time jumps, wasn't it? Ray, Kendra, and Sara gain two years of experience and life change that will hopefully still have an effect on them -- but Mick's the one who's gone through the most extreme change, gaining decades or centuries in maturity. He's not the dimwitted sociopath he was before, although he's still quite vengeful. I think I like the change in his personality; his old self didn't really appeal to me that much.
I missed what was said about Talia.
When Routh looks like this how can you not miss a chance to make a joke?
Nothing really. Sara tells Ra's a suggestion about something his daughter will do in the future. He assumes she means Talia. But Sara says its about a daughter he does not have yet. Which she suspects he will name Nyssa.
Taila's appearance seemed more of an Easter Egg for comic book fans than anything else. At most that Ra's had family unseen on Arrow.
^ So, this Talia must be really old in 2016, assuming she's still alive.
Still, good that they got Talia in there. Finally.
Still, good that they got Talia in there. Finally.
She'd be around the same age that the comic book character would have been when she originally appeared.
So could this mean that Arrowverse Batman's heyday was in the 1970s?
Or maybe... 1966-68?
Or maybe... 1966-68?
Neal Adams created her in 1971, so it's probable.