User Reviews

Ya know, some shows are stupid. And that's okay. They're low-stakes, funny, not something to be taken too seriously. On paper, "Legends" is one of those shows, but around the end of Season 3, it's like the writers saw that paper, and were like "Oh, it's a stupid show? Well we should lean into that then!", and the show's been all the better since. No more vapid, self-serious plotlines about race (S2E3 "Abominations") or forced love affairs (all of season 1), or characters learning the same lessons over and over and over again (We get it, Mick Rory likes crime, just pick a lane, kid!!). This episode showcases all the best parts of Legends. Great use of it's supporting cast, a triumphant return for Zari 1.0, utilization of a really funny main ensemble, loving pop culture parodies, and even a musical number about emotional repression! I could go on and on. Also, I'm not ashamed to admit that the short montage of the Legends remembering their former selves got me a little choked up. And another thing! I love the way this show utilizes John Constantine. No, it's nothing like Hellblazer but A) Duh, and B) Absurdism has always been a part of Constantine's mythos. This show just leans into that part a little more than most. The only negative I have for this episode really is that I wish Brandon Routh was still around for it. We miss you Brandon.

Loved this episode! Nate has been out in the cold for too long, was a good bump for his character. Still, i could definitely feel Ray and Nora's presence lingering in the background. Was disappointed when they didn't pop in for Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac. And please Mona stay! #mona4eva

I know this is so similar to the end of season 2, as soon as it started I thought that, but honestly this was so much better! It got even more amazing and different as the episode went on, definitely one of my favourite episodes of the season, and to throw in a throwback to the Mr Parker's culdesac episode was even better. Well done Legends writers, this is why I keep loving your show!

I honestly loved it. Super cheesy and poked fun of other great shows!

This is one of the best episodes of Legends. To me - best of all. Great humor, some drama, and amazing visuals.

I immediately got all the connections to other popular TV shows, but one of them I got only after a few days: it's a Truman's show! The whole idea of life inside a TV show, the ending with going through the door... Absolute perfection.

Did legends of tomorrow accidently do an episode on media bias? Lots of nice little references here inclusing a shot reminscent of that famous Apple commercial and am end that was way too much like Shock Treatment for me to think it was accidental.

It feels like the writers know the show is quirky and now they want to prove to everyone how quirky they can truly be! It's still a shame to watch this season repeat everything season 2 did, but in a much less interesting manner!

I love this show! I stand by it. I'm just scared if this is the path we continue to take. The dialogue was super forced and some of the moments weren't even well deserved.

Perks of this episode- Nate finally reunited with his version of Zari and it made me so happy for them! Zari and her brother reunited. Basically everything Zari related (and Sara still being blind and having powers) is great. Mick is still funny as hell. Even John having his closure with Astra. These things are great, but they're muddled, and quite possibly beaten, by the repetitive, forced, weird, and goofy nature of what this show is becoming. The legends are weird, sure. Keep them weird! STOP FORCING IT THOUGH!!!! The multiple tv show Parodies thing has been so overdone in actual shows.

I hope this finale knocks the socks off of what is a severely disappointing ending to a promising beginning half of the season. Love the Legends. Dislike how they're being treated by the writing team.

The episode is easily the best episode of legends of tomorrow & is about the legends trapped in multiple tv show being watched by a strange alternate timeline and there all rip offs like real shows like friends or Star Trek but the entire episode is clearly or accidentally a rip off of a black mirror episode.