The Review at the End of the Universe
“wvrdr_error_100<oest-of-th3-gs.gid30n> not found” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow celebrates 100 episodes with a look at the past through the eyes of one of the few remaining series mainstays. Gideon has been a big part of the show since the very beginning. She started out as the faithful A.I. guiding the team on their missions, providing them…
“Legendary” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow ends its first season by wrapping up the Vandal Savage story and setting up a new adventure for the team. When the first trailer for this show dropped I was really excited to see it as it looked like an awful lot of fun. A team of time travelling superheroes…
“Destiny” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow follows on from last week with the team captured by the Time Masters and waiting for their fate to be decided. I have been very critical of this show throughout this season as I think there have been really significant missteps that stop it from living up to its potential….
“River of Time” After a lot of blockbuster spectacle last week, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow keeps things mostly on the Waverider as the team takes their new prisoner, Vandal Savage to the Time Masters to face punishment for his crimes. It was always going to be the case that this episode would have a much…
“Leviathan” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow takes the fight to Vandal Savage by returning to Rip’s time period shortly before his family were murdered. After making a complete mess of everything they touch since this show began it’s time that the team finally does something right and enjoys some kind of victory. That moment is finally…
“Last Refuge” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow rips off The Terminator when an assassin is sent by the Time Masters to go after the team’s younger selves. I think it must be mandatory that anything featuring time travel must at least mention The Terminator at some point or maybe it’s copied so often because it is…
“The Magnificent Eight” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow takes the team to the Old West as they try to hide from the people hunting them. Why do they hide in 1871 I hear you ask? Well the answer is quite simple; it’s a time travel show and no time travel show would be complete without a…
“Progeny” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow takes the team to the year 2147 in an attempt to stop the event that led to Vandal Savage conquering the entire planet. Having the characters travel to this time period makes a lot of sense as it offers some insight into how Savage actually pulled off such an unimaginable…
“Pilot Part 2” DC’s Legends of Tomorrow concludes the two part opening by continuing the team’s mission in 1975 and moving to address many of the flaws from the first episode. The first part was heavy on exposition but fairly light on action and character development where this episode was largely the opposite. This left…
“Pilot Part 1” With Arrow we were given a TV version of Batman, The Flash could be seen as a TV version of Spider-Man and with DC’s Legends of Tomorrow we are now given The Avengers on TV. Well, not quite but it’s the same sort of idea. There are some notable differences here such…
