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MUfan97 · 07-14-2016, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

And Legends of Tomorrow was god awful. Probably the worst show I have watched this year on TV. They couldn't even get Jonah Hex right. Although, at least he was more like Hex compared to that movie crap. The only positive I can say about Legends is at least the finale was better than Shield's finale.

Legends was a bit of an oddball show for me. On one hand, they spend way too much time in the past, and it's an uninteresting version of the past at that. When they announced this show, it looked like they'd be doing some universe expansion via having them team up with heroes of the past. Show beings like Doctor Fate fighting in WW2 with Steve Trevor, or a future version of the Flash fighting crime in the 2040's or something like that. Heck, maybe we could've had Wild Cat from Arrow make an appearance from his crime fighting days! We only really got that in 2 episodes, and those are probably some of the best of the series so far, just a shame that we couldn't have gotten that more.

What I really liked about it, though, was the characters and their interactions. Every character you liked from Arrow and the Flash is portrayed well here, and the less defined characters are handled brilliantly as well. Heck, going in, my favorite character was Atom, but as the series progressed, it quickly became Captain Cold. Another example is Heatwave, who was always very one-note in the Flash, in my opinion, became much more fleshed out in this show. Rip doesn't do too bad in the character department, but probably could've been done better. Only character who didn't get much defining was Vandal, oddly enough, but I think the writers had problems with keeping him nigh invulnerable against the Legends, but still a character. In the end, he's pretty much only there for the premise to exist.

Btw, am I the only one who felt kinda weird sorta half-shipping Leonard and Sara? I mean, judging by the fact that she dated Oliver after she had her intial thing with Nyssa, she's probably bi, but they focused so much on the woman relationship part, I felt kinda weird wanting that to happen...Even though it kinda did by the time it was too late.

07-14-2016, 01:05 PM	#50
MUfan97 Toa of Fire Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: At your mom's house Posts: 1,897	Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Kain And Legends of Tomorrow was god awful. Probably the worst show I have watched this year on TV. They couldn't even get Jonah Hex right. Although, at least he was more like Hex compared to that movie crap. The only positive I can say about Legends is at least the finale was better than Shield's finale. Legends was a bit of an oddball show for me. On one hand, they spend way too much time in the past, and it's an uninteresting version of the past at that. When they announced this show, it looked like they'd be doing some universe expansion via having them team up with heroes of the past. Show beings like Doctor Fate fighting in WW2 with Steve Trevor, or a future version of the Flash fighting crime in the 2040's or something like that. Heck, maybe we could've had Wild Cat from Arrow make an appearance from his crime fighting days! We only really got that in 2 episodes, and those are probably some of the best of the series so far, just a shame that we couldn't have gotten that more. What I really liked about it, though, was the characters and their interactions. Every character you liked from Arrow and the Flash is portrayed well here, and the less defined characters are handled brilliantly as well. Heck, going in, my favorite character was Atom, but as the series progressed, it quickly became Captain Cold. Another example is Heatwave, who was always very one-note in the Flash, in my opinion, became much more fleshed out in this show. Rip doesn't do too bad in the character department, but probably could've been done better. Only character who didn't get much defining was Vandal, oddly enough, but I think the writers had problems with keeping him nigh invulnerable against the Legends, but still a character. In the end, he's pretty much only there for the premise to exist. Btw, am I the only one who felt kinda weird sorta half-shipping Leonard and Sara? I mean, judging by the fact that she dated Oliver after she had her intial thing with Nyssa, she's probably bi, but they focused so much on the woman relationship part, I felt kinda weird wanting that to happen...Even though it kinda did by the time it was too late. __________________ I was born, I had a good time, I was vaporized by a bomb.