Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
After spending most of its first three episodes stuck in 1976, Legends of Tomorrow finally shifted forward ten years this week. The Cold War setting offered a change of pace for the show, and the new conflict allowed every member of the cast their chance in the spotlight. Some excelled more than others, but that’s to be expected at this point.
“White Knights” opened with a fun little Ocean’s Eleven-style heist sequence as the team tried to infiltrate the Pentagon. But whereas the Ocean’s crew are supremely suave and competent, the legends are still in that early phase of learning how to work together and not bungle things up. So naturally, it wasn’t long before the situation deteriorated and a simple snatch-and-grab degenerated into all-out warfare.
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After spending most of its first three episodes stuck in 1976, Legends of Tomorrow finally shifted forward ten years this week. The Cold War setting offered a change of pace for the show, and the new conflict allowed every member of the cast their chance in the spotlight. Some excelled more than others, but that’s to be expected at this point.
“White Knights” opened with a fun little Ocean’s Eleven-style heist sequence as the team tried to infiltrate the Pentagon. But whereas the Ocean’s crew are supremely suave and competent, the legends are still in that early phase of learning how to work together and not bungle things up. So naturally, it wasn’t long before the situation deteriorated and a simple snatch-and-grab degenerated into all-out warfare.
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