Dead Snoopy posted:

its probably on the city's welcome sign at this point

Robot Hobo posted:

So clearly a big chunk of the season has been a plot by Vandal Savage to lure a Time Master into handing him a time machine. And Rip just brought him onto a time machine, and left him un-sedated in a glass box. So that worked.

The only question left is "when did that plan start?" Did he only take over the world in the first place to provoke some dumb time traveler? Has it only been the past few decades, or has he been repeatedly trying world domination for thousands of years trying to get that outcome?

"Goddamn it, I've subjugated half the globe and still no time travelers. What does a guy gotta do for a little trans-temporal attention? gently caress it, burn the empire, I'll start over. Again."

The Duke posted:

I really don't get why Rip was all "There's nothing we can do" when they could just go back to that Russian nuke auction and take him out there. Laurel wouldn't even be born yet (?), seems pretty fool proof to me.

nooneofconsequence posted:

So what did they actually accomplish?

BrianWilly posted:

HAhahahahAHaa okay I hope you're all sitting down for this.

So, basically, we're getting Vixen for next season, except they can't get the Vixen actress, so instead of recasting the character of Mari McCabe, we're getting another Vixen from the past instead, who's an entirely new character.

Wheat Loaf posted:

I wonder which members of the cast come with the highest price tag?

Binary Logic posted:

howe_sam posted:

Legends of Tomorrow: Captain Sarah Lance, Time Lesbian

twistedmentat posted:

Does anyone care about Stein's wife drama? His entire story as been about that recently.

Xelkelvos posted:

Amalgam would be way different nowadays and probably for the better if only because Wolverine and Batman wouldn't be combined

Donnerberg posted:

The cross-over was a hot mess to me. The only one of these shows that's up to date on Netflix in Norway is Legends. The rest lag a season behind.

I was expecting a "previous on the other shows" intro, but didn't get one. It was still a fun episode though.

Donnerberg posted:

No, it looks like it's region locked.

It isn't a big deal so far. I could piece together the beats they skipped about Steins daughter and the alien invasion. I have no idea how Supergirl ended up on Earth 1 though. Did Barry get her as backup, or did aliens invade her world too?

Hughlander posted:

Storm troopers aren't bad shots though. They planted a tracking device on the millennium falcon and had to let them escape alive to follow them to the base. Obiwon praises their accuracy at the start.

Maxwell Lord posted:

Hey, who is she to deny history

Tiggum posted:

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But wouldn't that mean getting rid of Camelot because it's not supposed to exist?
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STAC Goat posted:

I mean, the fact that they let him back on the ship and are back to business as usual seems like pretty good evidence that they had gotten over the thing where he betrayed them, joined their enemies, and rewrote reality. There's probably going to be lingering trust issues from Mick going evil, but that's what happens when you join the Legion of Doom.

I don't really love the "the Legends treat Mick badly" narrative because even though there's truth to it it kind of excuses the fact that Mick has repeatedly given them plenty of reason to doubt him.

Test Pattern posted:

Snart just shows up, with memories of Season 1 and Season 2.

Inkspot posted:

I'd... like to call OP for Season 3. Anything in particular anyone wants to see?

Senerio posted:

Bisexual Erasure is a real thing. Hell, the B in LGBT stands for Babadook now!

TFRazorsaw posted:

That just makes her sound like she wants to bang Mick's alter ego.

nine-gear crow posted:

Grodd.