Spoilers DC's Legends of Tomorrow - Season 2
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"A great old time hamming it up" could be the title of a Barrowman biography, it's so accurate.
I do not know why Thawn needs these two.
I assume it has something to do with having a time limit on being in any particular time period for very long (based upon that alarm on his watch that went off). He probably believes that his existence is tenuous until or unless he can get his hands on the Spear of Destiny.
Or he can only ever stay 33 minutes at any place/time until reapers catch up to him.
I see what you frakkin' did there!
Showtunes?
They really seem like hapless lackeys. I gather I'm in the minority that I enjoyed season 4 of Arrow. But a big part of that was that Darhk was legitimately frightening. And Merlin certainly has managed menace in the past. (He should have stayed Ra's al Ghul.)
Thrawn on the other hand owns every scene he's in.
So George Lucas has a momentary change of heart and Star Wars etc. are erased from time. But Damien Darhk goes gallivanting though time away from his own history and there are no repercussions to the Legends who had direct interaction with him? I know this is a goofy fun show (and it is) and I'm not supposed to pay attention to this. But come on.
I am thinking they did have a Super Friends cartoon...just based on Marvel Characters...like perhaps Squadron Supreme?
I am with Greg & No Name Given (and others) -- this is supposed to be a fun episode...
Guy Gardner actually makes sense -- we all live in the "new" timeline, so we don't remember the "original" story.
He probably wrote it, but couldn't get backing after similarly themed Rip Hunter - The Movie by Phil Gasmer failed at the box office.
Actually, I think Rip Hunter was a success....and it's what inspired Rip to take the name.... isn't Rip Hunter actually an alias to begin with? I thought they revealed it last season.
Nah, a very obscure cult film at best.
That's why nobody knows where he got the name from.
Interesting inside look for tonight's episode, "Legion of Doom". The episode will be told from the bad guys' perspective:
Nah, a very obscure cult film at best.
That's why nobody knows where he got the name from.
Ellen Ripley.
Ellen Ripley the Alien Hunter.
His dad was totally 80s.
Rip Van Winkle?
Historical figure with super-sleeping super powers.
R.I.P. = death.
Death Hunter.
How very Metal.
It ain't the Legion of Doom without Black Manta and Giganta.
Solomon Grundy make Doom great again!
Gotta agree with the bad guys...they are idiots.
Yeah, this LoD is a bit overwhelmingly white and male. But then, that's part of what makes them the bad guys.
If they want to figure out who the speedster is, maybe the expert from 2017 Central City they should go to is Barry.
I don't like this attitude that "aberrations" aren't real people. Not very becoming for time-traveling good guys.
I don't like this attitude that "aberrations" aren't real people. Not very becoming for time-traveling good guys.
Yep. Especially given that they're all walking 'aberrations' with memories of multiple timelines.
I think they did, off-camera. That's how they got the photos of all the speedsters that they taped to the glass Person of Interest-style. (Hard to get a photo of Jesse Quick in costume otherwise.) But as Nate said, all the speedsters the Flash knew were either dead or his friends. Since Thawne was the first other speedster to die, they assumed he was already ruled out.
Although... on the other hand, Barry does know that this Thawne got away after Flashpoint, so maybe that doesn't work. Maybe they talked to Cisco instead of Barry. Cisco always seems to be the one the characters on other shows talk to off-camera.
No, the expert from 2017 Central City was Stein's daughter. No indication that they went to anyone else.
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