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DC s Legends of Tomorrow Recap: Here s Everything You Missed in Bay of Squids
The sixth season of
DC s Legends of Tomorrow may just be getting started, but three episodes in, and things are already complicated for the Arrowverse s zaniest heroes. While Sara Lance (Caity Lotz) remains in space having been kidnapped by aliens, back on the Waverider, the rest of the Legends are not only trying to sort out how to find and rescue her, but are having to deal with aliens released into the timeline. While cleaning up temporal messes is something the Legends are pretty well-versed in at this point, Sara is dealing with a challenge like no other. While she s not alone Gary Green (Adam Tsekhman) turns out to be one of the aliens responsible for her abduction) last week s episode saw Sara come face to face with a seemingly human man who claims he s been waiting a long time for her.
There’s plenty to enjoy in “Bay Of Squids,” as there is in (almost) every episode of
Legends Of Tomorrow. The people who make this show love to have a good time, and that’s as obvious here as ever; it’s the kind of episode that tempts one to pop a Gideon edible or two and simply enjoy the ride. But more unusually, there’s also a messiness that’s not a result of the wildness of the plot, nor the admittedly twisty lives of the characters. Instead, for the first time in some time,
Legends finds itself struggling with tone, and for a show that can make a fight set to Sisqo’s “Thong Song” just a little bit moving, that’s quite a surprise. And while it’s not a terrible episode by any stretch of the imagination, the very best thing about it is the promises it makes about what’s to come. Could be worse. Could also be a lot better.
Missing Seacor Crewmember s Hard Hat Found 600 Miles Away From Where Boat Capsized
On 5/14/21 at 4:49 PM EDT
The hard hat of missing Seacor Power crewmember Dylan Daspit washed up and was discovered by a lifeguard on the beach along the Texas coast, confirmed U.S. Coast Guard Public Affairs Officer Cory Mindenhall.
The hat washed up in Port Aransas, nearly 600 miles from the site of the Seacor Power capsizing, according to WGNO. Daspit, 30, is one of seven men still missing from the Seacor Power disaster, which occurred April 13.
The Seacor Power, a lift boat owned by Seacor Marine, capsized in April, several miles from Port Fourchon, Louisiana with 19 crewmen on board. According to KLFY, a microburst of severe weather caused the craft to capsize just after 4 p.m.
As volunteers continue to search for the crewmen of the Seacor Power who are still unaccounted for, an executive with Talos Energy was posting pictures from his fishing trip.
According to a post on Facebook, the Vice President of Health, Safety, Environment, and Sustainability at Talos Energy posted pictures from his weekend fishing trip, while dozens of boats were searching for the missing men. If you recall, Talos Energy owns the platform the Seacor Power was heading to when it capsized (according to NOLA.com)
A friend of Jay Guevara, one of the missing men, expressed his outrage on social media. Spencer Gremillion shared the pics that Rober Sheninger had posted of his weekend fishing trip, which included a caption that read Good day so far! #tuna .