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Spoilers DC's Legends of Tomorrow - Season 2

Are either of you gaining new memories of a daughter you never knew existed?

Speaking of which, I find it a bit odd how Sara talked about Stein's daughter like she is fake. In this new timeline, she is very real and Stein's memories are real memories of what actually happened. The new timeline is reality. So I think it would be more accurate to say that the old timeline used to be their reality but I don't think it is accurate to say that the daughter is not real. Of course she is real in this timeline.
 
Pretty solid episode, IMO, and nicely tight plot for LoT. Even Gideon got a couple zingers in. I was surprised that the Vixen/Mick thing worked as well as it did. When the show started I did not foresee Mick being a breakout character. Maybe it's that rewiring of his brain from Gideon though she still has to work on his Snart problem.
 
Maybe it's that rewiring of his brain from Gideon though she still has to work on his Snart problem.

She is the Snart problem.

Point is, he spent THOUSANDS of years at Vanishing Point... Without beer? Mick Rory was at School learning Future tech for a thousand years.

He's pretending to be a dummy.
 
I hope Mick gets to show-off more of his Chronos knowledge and training. It would be hilarious if he single-handedly defeated the Legion of Doom between beers.
 
I had to look up that last word, though I could almost guess it. "Head cinema," eh? Interesting way of saying "imagination."

Beyond that, I'm not sure what you mean. Does "Vixen" mean something different in German?
It's a "false friend" German word that sounds the same, but is spelled different and means something else entirely.
Wichsen is slang for masturbating.

My first thought is that he doesn't know who he is, and that his real memories are coming out in his artistic vision, ie making the movie.
Yeah, my first thought was that he fobwatched himself for some reason.
 
I was actually wondering if Stein or Jax can "eat" people by pulling them into a matrix they have no chance of surviving inside... Which is something that did happening in the comics, which might be murder, or serial murdering if they get into the habit... But if Stein ate Thawn, would he get speed powers, which would run out after he digested all that speedforce, or would his body accept that speedforce exists and it is a nutrition worth leaning in on?
 
Now I'm picturing Sylar hunting people in the Arrowverse.

The awesomeness.......



How did I never make a Firestorm joke when Peter couldn't control Ted's Nuclear Powers?? I'm mad at myself now. haha. And we did see Parkman show up on The Flash....
 
What made the Reverse Flash stop his attack? why did his watch thing buzz?

Maybe it was a warning that he can't kill her because it would disrupt the timeline in a way that he doesn't want.
 
IS Snart ever coming back for real?

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I just noticed I never posted my thoughts on the episode.
The stuff with Capone and Ness was a lot of fun.
It was a little disappointing that the big return of Snart was all in Mick's head, but I did like how they used him here. Mick's whole development from villain to her has been a lot of fun, and Snart as an evil Jiminy Cricket kind of character was fun.
It was nice to finally get some solid information on what exactly Thawne, Darhk and now Merlyn are up to. I'm curious where exactly in the timeline they pick up Malcolm from.
The Rip bit at the end was a big surprise, and an interesting set up for the second half of the season.
 
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