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DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow gets its own Baby Yoda, and that’s not even the second-biggest surprise
Beneath several flashy surprises lies an episode of tremendous subtlety, if you re not too busy watching the adorable infant alien
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I feel I owe
Legends Of Tomorrow an apology. That apology is not for telling people to skip season one. It’s not because I occasionally still dunk on season one. It’s not even because I’ve been pining for Beebo merch even though capitalism is a scourge. No, it’s because I’ve been watching (and reviewing)
DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow
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The folks behind
Legends Of Tomorrow have never been shy about unabashedly returning to stuff that works, confident that familiarity is trumped by, well, general awesomeness. Why shouldn’t they be? As long as nothing gets stale, there’s no reason not to revisit successful formulas. And yes, I am of course referring to the show’s habit of putting Sara Lance in a cowboy hat, but not
only to that. Some of the show’s best episodes are of the “Stressed Western” sort efficient, thoughtful, fun, and the best kind of stupid, without much of the audacity (that characterizes its showier hours. It’s a business-as-usual episode, which for