DC s Legends of Tomorrow Recap: Here s Everything You Missed in Stressed Western
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After being lost in space since the Season 7 premiere, Sara Lance (Caity Lotz) is finally home on the Waverider and that means the team is ready to get back to saving the timeline, Legends-style. Of course, Sara s come back something of a changed woman since the last time her friends saw her, and Sara s new status quo might have some interesting ramifications for the team this week on
DC s Legends of Tomorrow, especially as the team continues to track down the rest of the aliens that were previously released into the timeline.
Last week on DC s Legends of Tomorrow, Sara Lance (Caity Lotz) was finally reunited with the rest of the Legends and while there are still some things that will need to be dealt with - Sara s new status as a human clone/alien hybrid for instance - the upcoming Stressed Western will see Sara [.]
Legends of Tomorrow Bishop s Gambit Preview Released
DC s Legends of Tomorrow s sixth season which will air on Sunday, June 13th. Based on the preview, the episode will see the return of the alien who looks like (and seems to think she is) Amelia Earhart. The episode will also see Mick (Dominic Purcell) and Kayla (guest star Aliyah O Brien) continue their efforts to find Sara (Caity Lotz)though it sounds like things will get complicated for them very quickly when their survival is called into question.
As for Sara, she will continue her efforts to escape from Bishop (guest star Raffi Barsoumian) and it looks like she might get a surprise bit of help in that department as Gary (Adam Tsekhman) finally makes his way back to her. You can check out the preview below.
It s been a little while since Arrowverse fans have seen one of its most beloved characters and no, we re not talking about Oliver Queen. We re talking about Beebo, the loveable blue Cuddle Me plush toy that has at various points been the Blue God of war worshipped by Vikings in a timeline out [.]
Over a year after the coronavirus pandemic disrupted life and entertainment as we knew it, things are starting to resume something approaching normal and that means television schedules are starting to fall back into familiar patterns as networks look ahead to their upcoming fall programming. On [.]