In "The Fixed Point," Sara Lance's destiny-fudging mission gets a case of the yips.
The House Of Mysteries turns into a hellacious love shack in one of Legends’ funniest episodes.
The seventh season of Legends Of Tomorrow enters its final stretch by tossing us into the Twilight Zone.
Astra takes control of the means of production in 1945 and initiates an unscheduled jump in social progress.
Legends Of Tomorrow lets certain characters get their bearings (and also lets Gideon and Gary knock boots).
Also making things great for Legends: the return of Matt Ryan (and the introduction of Matt Ryan's beard).
1925 Chicago gets a shot in the arm by Legends’ resident makeover artist in “Speakeasy Does It”
Think of this guest-star-extravaganza as Legends: Gideon War, only with karaoke and silly string.
In “The Need For Speed,” Nate finds his inner G-man, Gideon finds her voice, and Sara & Ava find a bed.
The Legends are stranded in 1925 and the antics, they are wacky.
In which the Legends take shrooms, the enemy swarms, and the little flower boy gets a promotion
Spooner gets answers, the Legends get their hearts broken, and Kayla gets tagged on social media
"Silence Of The Sonograms" puts everyone through the wringer, whether it's because of drama or the pain of childbirth
Sure, there are some missteps in the final round, but the gameplay makes for an instant Legends classic
The time-idiots battle for the fate of the universe in rented shoes
The French lawyer/vampire is also a blood-potion black-marketeer and an art collector, so as always, the Legends…
Beneath several flashy surprises lies an episode of tremendous subtlety, if you're not too busy watching the…
David Ramsey directs a "classic Legends romp" in an hour that puts (almost) everyone to good use
The time-idiots eat too much curry while trying to save the captain, and if that's not pathos, what is?
If only we'd spent more time in Constantine's house, or with Amelia Earhart, or with Mick and Kayla, or in the…