Ok, so I finally caught up on Legends of Tomorrow and wanted to put my thoughts down.

Raiders of the Lost Art

Finally finding out what happened to Rip was good. I like him as a character and wasn’t happy with him being seemingly replaced.

The ‘therapy’ with Mick and Stein was an appreciated advancement of Mick’s character. Him actually wanting/asking for help says a lot.

Enforcing Christianity as truth makes me uncomfortable. Specially as the DC universe has a plethora of Gods.

All the film references suddenly make sense when you realise George is Lucas. Considering that StarWars is owned by Disney who also owns Marvel, I find it interesting that they used Lucas for this. I’m presuming he gave his permission for this. All the little references, like Amaya talking about hope and the trash compactor were noticed and amusing.I did work out what was happening to the GeekBros straight away though. Though I appreciate the idea that entertainment media can inspire a person to their full potential.

Sara is still wonderful, from beginning to end she is an inspiration. And check out her arms. That woman is a fitness inspiration as well. I love her character and how she has stepped up to being the leader.

I still think that Snart is actually a time ghost style thing. I don’t think he is dead at all, but somewhere else. However, considering his last act was heroic, unless he regrets that, I don’t understand why he would be being mean to Mick and making him doubt himself.

Nice to see Malcolm and Darhk working together. They are totally Eo’s minions. I liked that Malcolm stole Amaya’s necklace as that was a clever move. I was a little surprised that Eo wasn’t going to do his own torturing, but then the next episode cleared up why for me. I honestly thought they would fall back on the simple breaking fingers and shouting stuff as torture, not actual properly thought out methods of information extraction. Still, not enough Eo in this episode.