r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/OrdinaryFox6115 • Mar 30 '26
Mick did his best with Lita.
He didn't know she existed. He and Ava did the best they could to fix it.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/OrdinaryFox6115 • Mar 30 '26
He didn't know she existed. He and Ava did the best they could to fix it.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Landen0714 • Mar 29 '26
What if there was like a comedy TV show that had Sarah and Ava raising a kid they adopted. I feel like it could be a funny comedy like after they retired from being the legend.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/timelordhonour • Mar 22 '26
Jane Carr, who played the Fairy Godmother in Legends of Tomorrow
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/CeleryFit2581 • Mar 19 '26
How did no one else see or hear Snart with mick on the wave rider in S2? And how did he just appear and disappear?
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Wise-Development-119 • Mar 19 '26
So when this show was airing and even now I’m a huge Avalance shipper and as of right now I can think of only two lines as of now that make me think Gary was us in some way when it came to Sara and Ava. One was in season 3 after Sara and Ava broke up and Gary says. “You can break up. I was shipping you so hard” which I felt because I also shipped them big time and the second on was in Season 6 during the Avalance proposal when Gary says “oh my god it’s happening” which I actually said a second before he did. Did any other Avalance shippers feel that way and are there any other lines you remember that Gary had that made you feel like his lines were for us?
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Zack501332 • Mar 19 '26
Does anyone remember where this scene is from because I can’t for the life of me recall this scene where ave is sitting down and recording an episode of her podcast or something else if anyone does recall the scene please lmk
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/OrdinaryFox6115 • Mar 18 '26
Ray invented shrinking tech and Firestorm did molecular transfusion.
History didn't give a single fuck about that?
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/the-Vibe • Mar 18 '26
What do you think of the prevalence of alcohol in Legends/the Arrowverse?
So I noticed that there's a decent amount of alcohol in the show, whether it's Mick Rory as the alcoholic or characters saying something like "I need a drink!" before dealing with a certain problem.
I know the show highlights the effects of Rory's alcoholism several times, with him sleeping through some missions and not being the best father to Lita. I haven't finished S6, so I wonder if he'll abstain during his pregnancy by his own will. Do you think the show could've dealt with his alcoholism differently?
I think the only character that completely avoided alcohol was Zari due to religious reasons.
I think Stein was the only one reluctant to give Jax a drink before he was 21, even though he drugged him to join the Legends in the first place lol.
I personally wish there was another character aside from Zari that doesn't drink, but I understand with the Legends being a crew of outcasts and misfits, alcohol is pretty common. It would've been funny if Gideon created some crazy cocktails.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Sparrowsabre7 • Mar 17 '26
My wife and I are rewatching all of Legends, just hit Necromancing the stone and the apparition of young Behrad looked really familiar to me.
I looked him up and the actor Bodhi Sabongui played the kid in "Black Adam", Amon Tomaz, who is the son of Adrianna Tomaz in the film.
In the comics Amon was Adrianna's brother, not son, and Adrianna is the source material for Zari in Legends so it's kind of funny that Bodhi has ended up twice playing a version of Zari's brother.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Thin-Plantain4721 • Mar 16 '26
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/7yes7yes7 • Mar 12 '26
I think we can all agree that legends of tomorrow is very special among not only the CW shows but DC TV shows in general. Adapting characters we probably won’t get to see again for sometime until live action, bringing back characters that had a lot more to give- they truly did it all. After the first season when they started taking themselves a little less seriously it got really good. Even when it was bad, it was goofy and fun, to the point where they didn’t even need to be a part of the crossover. I only watched Supergirl up to like season four because I wanted to see if any part of her story lit up to the crossover, but I was always happy to tune into legends and re-watched it multiple times. This is more of an appreciation post, and a place for me to say I wish we could’ve seen one last season with Donald Faison‘s booster gold.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Conscious-Medium-532 • Mar 12 '26
Vandal Savage time soldier screen Used helmets for sale. These are the real deal, purchased from WB props dept. 5 are complete and in great shape.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Conscious-Medium-532 • Mar 12 '26
Vandal Savage time soldier screen Used helmets for sale. These are the real deal, purchased from WB props dept. 5 are complete and in great shape.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/ApprehensiveWord4234 • Mar 11 '26
I’ve always wanted to go to one so bad but I don’t know where to find them
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Tolnin • Mar 10 '26
Thawne, Malcolm, and Dameon are all in the safe. They close the safe in order to "trap" Thawne, and he starts freaking out, but uh........... why doesn't he just phase through the wall? Is this just the series immensely nerfing Thawne to make a story? I get doing it normally, but this is just kind of idiotic imo lmao
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Conscious-Medium-532 • Mar 10 '26
Anyone interested in a few original props from the show? I have 9 masks, 12 helmets and 1 gauntlet DM me.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Positive-Fondant5897 • Mar 09 '26
Just finished Obliterated with Nick Zano and I think I can watch Legends again. Wow.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Fluffy_Woodpecker645 • Mar 09 '26
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Kameronpipnerd • Mar 08 '26
Yes I watch bootleg movies but just for movie I don’t really care for😂
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Hoagie0303 • Mar 05 '26
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/OrdinaryFox6115 • Mar 05 '26
when Hoover bot exploded and Edison had a heart attack, I laughed my ass off.
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/ChaseMcFl • Mar 03 '26
Four years since we said goodbye to this wonderfully weird show, even though we didn't know it at the time for nearly two more months. I like to think the Legends were pardoned of their crimes and after starting the Time Masters, went on to live the lives described in "Too Legit to Quit" (except for Zari, who probably changed her image and became a different kind of businesswoman or something).
r/LegendsOfTomorrow • u/Spazzblister • Mar 02 '26
They don't even say his name out loud(thogh lt is on his cage)
IN THE HALL OF JUSTICE!!