My takeaway from the Barry/Kramer scene (which feels weird to write, since one of my favorite streamers is named Barry Kramer) is that he was worried she’d be able to mimic his speed and figure out that he’s The Flash (since she’s one of the few people who doesn’t know yet), while she was offended at the thought that…

While I was glad to see the writers get away from the usual “He beat us and I’m not sure where he went, so we need to devise a plan that he can overcome the next five times we meet him until the final episode when we win by a fluke,” but if someone told me they had to kill me to save the world in ten years, my first…

I still haven’t watched the last I don’t even know how many episodes of last season and I’m not really feeling the need to catch up.

I feel like retiring one of the Zaris is the most likely outcome at this point, I really can’t see this show going on without Caity Lotz, she’s the anchor to all this. (Though my vote’s certainly for Spooner taking the captain’s seat if it does come to that.)

The show wrote themselves into a corner with the Totem. The only way out is through. So, I’m happy in anticipation that we’ll finally get to see an expanded Totem interior and the generations of ancestors therein. My semi-hope is that this new dimension can circle back into the main Legends storyline.

Didn’t get to last week’s episode until yesterday, so that was a couple of greatroaring hours for me last night.

If Gideon had run up just in time to see the Legends disappear I would have lost it, I really needed her & Astra & Spooner to reunite with the team, as fun a sub-team as they have been

I really like Nate & am starting to be uneasy with where this weirdness with him & Zari 1.0 is going, I start to wonder if them being together means both being off the team, which I don’t want, but I don’t want them to break up either. Both of them have already been through so much

I love Gideon being a full time team member this season, but still being all-knowing, and being so much weirder than I expected & not really understanding how to be a person.

I honestly did not expect the time machine to work, at all. At one point someone compares it to Da Vinci’s diagrams, and well - Da Vinci had a great mind conceptually but it’s not like you could get a functioning airplane from his designs. I thought Gwyn Davies would be the same.

Dr. Davies said he wanted to save someone he loved that’s why he invented Time Travel. That implies that the person he wants to save died in the past, so probably not Thomas Edison. Maybe a child named after Edison? Or a brother? The show is very big on familial love, both biological and found so either would work.

• Love the metaness of trying to figure out who Davies looks like.

I was *so happy* when they all got together again. I’ve really enjoyed Spooner, Astra and Gideon getting to bond together, but this team just needs to be together.

There was a key moment in the first episode, long as the show took to find its way- Sara saying “Yeah, let’s get weird in the Seventies.” This was the first inkling of what the show could be. (Also later when Stein needled her for seducing a nurse: “I prefer to think of it as liberating, with an option to seduce…

Speaking of Stein, it would be great to have the show visit Lily again. No reason (other than actor logistics) that it can’t keep in touch with its history a little more...

yeah, RHPS wouldn’t be embarrassing to Constantine. he’d never admit watching Harry Potter.

Happy 100th Legends, thank you for bringing so much joy in my life!

I thought the same thing with the Rocky Horror Picture Show, but Harry Potter is a funnier gag.

God this was fun. It was so great to see all these characters. I liked that whenever we saw the S1 characters they were all unusually snippy and conflicted and fighting each other, reflecting not just the problems bringing the crew together but also the show not having found its voice yet.

What a lucky thing that a great actress happened to land a role that could’ve stayed as a voice over for the entire show. So smart centering this episode on Gideon.