Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Victor Garber | ... | Dr. Martin Stein | |
Brandon Routh | ... | Ray Palmer / The Atom | |
Arthur Darvill | ... | Captain Rip Hunter | |
Caity Lotz | ... | Sara Lance / White Canary | |
Franz Drameh | ... | Jefferson Jackson / Firestorm | |
Matt Letscher | ... | Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash | |
Maisie Richardson-Sellers | ... | Vixen | |
Amy Louise Pemberton | ... | Gideon (voice) (as Amy Pemberton) | |
Nick Zano | ... | Nate Heywood | |
Dominic Purcell | ... | Mick Rory / Heat Wave | |
Neal McDonough | ... | Damien Darhk | |
Stephen Amell | ... | Oliver Queen | |
John Rubinstein | ... | Albert Einstein | |
Matthew MacCaull | ... | Commander Steel | |
Kwesi Ameyaw | ... | Dr. Mid-Nite |
After the defeat of the immortal villain Vandal Savage and the exposure of the corrupt Time Masters, a new threat emerges. Dr. Nate Heywood, an unconventional and charming historian, is thrust into the action. After making a shocking discovery, Nate seeks out Oliver Queen for help in finding the scattered Legends. Once reunited, the Legends continue their new mission to protect the timeline from temporal aberrations - unusual changes to history that spawn potentially catastrophic consequences. Their first stop is 1942, to protect Albert Einstein from being kidnapped before the Nazis destroy New York City with a nuclear bomb. Meanwhile, Ray notices that Sara has a mission of her own, which leads them both to face her nemesis, Damien Darhk.
Legends of Tomorrow season 2 starts and the Time Masters are still gone, but it looks like Rip Hunter and his team are in trouble.
Dr Nate Heywood seeks out the Green Arrow and tells him a fantastical tale of aberrations in time. The legends go back to 1942 to stop Albert Einstein from being kidnapped by the Nazis where he cannot help them develop nuclear weapons several years earlier.
The show is cheesy fun, a romp in he French court of the middle ages before they go to 1942 and encounter a lecherous Einstein. You also get to see a crossover of the other DC characters, both heroes and villains.
The casting of Darvill as Rip Hunter rather does bring home how much this show is influenced by Doctor Who. Dr Stein being keen to meet his hero Einstein only to find he is a womaniser was almost a scene by scene homage from the Doctor Who episode 'The Shakespeare Code.'