It's still guesswork though. I'd assumed Deadpool 3 would set up X-Force so we'd get a Deadpool trilogy followed by an X-Force trilogy.

He's reached the top and had to stop and that's whats bothering him?

Deathstroke as a henchman would be ok.

Have him travel across from the Smallville Earth…

A version of Grant Morrison's Scottish 'Mirror Master'.

There's also the Earth-17 Wells where they speak in archaic terms, and the ones from two as yet unnamed Earths - 'Hells Wells' and the French-speaking/mime Harrison Wells.

Sasha's Fro/Mullet is an interesting look.

This whole season has been padding.

The only way they could've redeemed this season would've been one of the ladies actually shooting Neegan in this episode and then the next two being all out war/siege.

Watching these across a week for the first time was pretty enjoyable.
I ended up ranking them as below but they all ranged from 6/10 to 8/10;

I thought this was a solid episode. Kara was the lead but everyone had something to do. The action and effects were decent. It was cheesy fun and a good lead in to The Flash.

Makes sense. Unless you're rich and import ice from Hoth.

When is it coming out, is it live action or animation, what Earth will it be set on?

They could still have a more interesting and/or not done before villain.

Why would people farm moisture?

"future generations won't be able to tell what was a real actor and what wasn't"

What about Freedom Fighters: The Ray?

Almost everyone in Legends of Tomorrow is from one of the other CW shows so for you to watch LoT but not want any crossing over between shows is a bit odd.

Deathstroke seems a boring villain. He worked well for Arrow but for a feature film in a universe with gods and monsters in it they should go for someone/something a bit more exciting.

I'm not against it but it passed me by at the time and I've never caught up with it. I think it is on Netflix though so maybe one day…