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I don't mind Mona but it felt like the show had enough characters to go on with and now there's one too many. The show literally pointed out twice how Charlie was forgotten (plus no Ava).
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Legends of Tomorrow S4 |OT| Gary Green is all the man we need.
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Indeed. She was tolerable (still not needed) when konane was there, since she actually had a purpose. Now that they're trying to pretty much make her a Legend?.. Uhh, no thanks. The show is suffering the same CW/DC formula of too many God-damned people on the team for no reason.
Mona probably won't be a permanent Legend. Prefer at the Time Bureau myself, but I don't hate her or anything.
Costumes? Lol, part of the fun at this point is seeing them dress up for whatever the situation calls for.
As for abilities, budget issues are a bitch I guess, but personally I'm at the point where I like the characters and humor enough where I'm not really bothered by stuff like Ray barely using the suit anymore tbh. Prolly helps that I don't exactly watch this for the fights anyhow lol
She prolly back in emo mode again
Costumes? Lol, part of the fun at this point is seeing them dress up for whatever the situation calls for.
As for abilities, budget issues are a bitch I guess, but personally I'm at the point where I like the characters and humor enough where I'm not really bothered by stuff like Ray barely using the suit anymore tbh. Prolly helps that I don't exactly watch this for the fights anyhow lol
She prolly back in emo mode again
I liked the episode this week, except when they showed us Neron without giving the audience a trigger warning for trysophobia. ZeFrank even did it in his frog video! :D I don't need to barf all over my living room whenever he comes on the screen.
While the time travel wasn't strictly necessary, since they were doing the truth bug thing, I did find it amusing that history needed Nixon to be a liar, and that was fun as well.
Just like Lotus, I don't watch this show for the fights and stuff. It spun off of DC super hero stuff, but frankly, I'm fine with them just going through time fixing problems (and sometimes causing them). Ray punching a Nazi because he couldn't bring himself to say "Heil Hitler" is a better moment than anything he's done in the Atom suit, for example.
Also, based on the preview, Biff is definitely coming back. It's just like Nick told Sam on last week's Supernatural. "Come on, you know nobody stays dead anymore!"
While the time travel wasn't strictly necessary, since they were doing the truth bug thing, I did find it amusing that history needed Nixon to be a liar, and that was fun as well.
Just like Lotus, I don't watch this show for the fights and stuff. It spun off of DC super hero stuff, but frankly, I'm fine with them just going through time fixing problems (and sometimes causing them). Ray punching a Nazi because he couldn't bring himself to say "Heil Hitler" is a better moment than anything he's done in the Atom suit, for example.
Also, based on the preview, Biff is definitely coming back. It's just like Nick told Sam on last week's Supernatural. "Come on, you know nobody stays dead anymore!"
I bet the Werewolf comes back in the season finale and Mona accepts her beast side and lives with him in Hawaii
Yep, this was much better than last week. Much more fun. And I don't buy for a second that Nate's dad is actually dead.
But I have a feeling Nora goes running to Ray, and she's with the Legends for the rest of the season, Ray refuses to tell Nate where she is when they go asking, Nate sics the Bureau on the Legends just like his dad.
But I have a feeling Nora goes running to Ray, and she's with the Legends for the rest of the season, Ray refuses to tell Nate where she is when they go asking, Nate sics the Bureau on the Legends just like his dad.
I knew the whole "Nora runs in right after Hank was dead and gets accused" was going to happen during the lead up, but that doesn't make it any less dumb. Legends should be above that. I did like most of the episode, but that bit left a sour taste in my mouth.
Like I totally get it for something like Daredevil, that's one of its main appeals. But this was never the show for that, so meh. As long as everyone has a way to pull their weight, I'm good. Not that I literally want characters like Nate or Ray to not use their abilities, but the new status quo is still comfy.
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The Nora thing will get resolved within an episode
Nate isn't an idiot, he's a reasonable guy and Nora will be able to find proof
Also A.V. Club with the B-, not because it's a bad episode but because the reviewer feels that the show has hit a high standard now so it's graded relative to itself
AV Club: B-
Nate isn't an idiot, he's a reasonable guy and Nora will be able to find proof
Also A.V. Club with the B-, not because it's a bad episode but because the reviewer feels that the show has hit a high standard now so it's graded relative to itself
AV Club: B-
The comments reminded me that Nate saw his grandfather die, so that whole scene in the car reads even better than it already did
Yeah, hi-5! I'm also not advocating zero powers or something. It's just that the time-traveling team (who sometimes screws up) is a really fun thing to watch, regardless. Plus, there's more and less fun ways to do some of those powers. Like, I prefer Ray shrinking down to talk to Nora and trick her to Ray just flying around shooting beams from his gauntlets.
I should've known they'd kill Hank as soon as he started getting nicer. Wonder if it's gonna stick.
Yeah, since the show has come back, something about it really isn't clicking for me. It doesn't help that the villain design is awful as mentioned and really should have been discussed further.
Like, yeah, he's a demon, he should be CW level scary and Supernatural has had some kinda scary stuff, but the trypophobia is an active deterrent where I have to look away if I know that actor is going to be on screen.
Like, yeah, he's a demon, he should be CW level scary and Supernatural has had some kinda scary stuff, but the trypophobia is an active deterrent where I have to look away if I know that actor is going to be on screen.
Great episode.
It had dick jokes, strategy guide confessions, and Mona riding away at half the speed of smell.
And Hank got fucking murdered by an MLB gif gone wrong, so yeah.
It had dick jokes, strategy guide confessions, and Mona riding away at half the speed of smell.
And Hank got fucking murdered by an MLB gif gone wrong, so yeah.
That's probably still on the table, even if it doesn't happen this season. It's not like she has anywhere else to be
Are we ready for Jidenna Gary?
Nora joining the Legends in 3... 2...
Would be kinda cool if the show had the budget for an Atom vs. Steel fight over Nora.
Would be kinda cool if the show had the budget for an Atom vs. Steel fight over Nora.
Judging by the premise of Monday's episode, it probably gets resolved pretty quick. They successfully communicate with Hank's ghost, and learn that Nero killed him. Only Hank probably knows him as Desmond and John or Charlie makes the connection.
In case some of y'all don't know how Neron looks like in the comics:
I have a feeling the budget has been used for Neron's final form or something.
I have a feeling the budget has been used for Neron's final form or something.
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Does the gang even know that the big bad is Neron? Or that there is a big bad at all? I think this is the first season where they have no idea who they're really fighting.
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No Constantine is aware of Neron, that's why he's with them. They just don't know he's connected to Hank or in Desmond's body.
Tbh I wish they picked another demon. Neron would've been a fun mystical villain for Flash, he was originally a Mark Waid creation. They're not doing that much unique with him. Could've been anyone.
Hank's too lovable to stay dead.
They brought Darhk back twice lol
Oh my God can you imagine Damien and Hank riffing dad jokes at their eye-rolling kids. Throw in Barry and Oliver's dads too.
DC's Dads of Tomorrow!
...is Papa Joe the only dad left alive in the Arrowverse?
That we care about/has been at least a little important to the plot? Prolly
Caitlin's dad died right
Oh yeah, Barry's a dad...
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Wait, they killed Caitlin's dad? I thought he just flew away. Did I miss an episode where they resolved his arc?
No, him, Amunet and Gracicada are joining LoT in season 5. Believe
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Happy double Caity Lotz night!
#4.11 "Séance & Sensibility"
LOVE IS ALL AROUND — When Mona (Ramona Young) discovers that her favorite author, Jane Austen (guest star Jenna Rosenow), might be at the epicenter of a magical alert, Mona, Sara (Caity Lotz), Charlie (Maisie Richardson-Sellers) and Zari (Tala Ashe) find themselves in 1809. With Nate (Nick Zano) still dealing with family issues, Constantine (Matt Ryan) and Rory (Dominic Purcell) perform a séance and receive a message from the other world that rocks Constantine to his core. Meanwhile, Ray (Brandon Routh) and Nora (Courtney Ford) are forced into close quarters. Alexandra La Roche directed the episode written by Grainne Godfree & Jackie Canino (#411).
#4.11 "Séance & Sensibility"
LOVE IS ALL AROUND — When Mona (Ramona Young) discovers that her favorite author, Jane Austen (guest star Jenna Rosenow), might be at the epicenter of a magical alert, Mona, Sara (Caity Lotz), Charlie (Maisie Richardson-Sellers) and Zari (Tala Ashe) find themselves in 1809. With Nate (Nick Zano) still dealing with family issues, Constantine (Matt Ryan) and Rory (Dominic Purcell) perform a séance and receive a message from the other world that rocks Constantine to his core. Meanwhile, Ray (Brandon Routh) and Nora (Courtney Ford) are forced into close quarters. Alexandra La Roche directed the episode written by Grainne Godfree & Jackie Canino (#411).
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