Swan Thong (514)

[GateWorld]

LEGENDS OF TOMORROW - SEASON FIVE
SWAN THONG
EPISODE NUMBER - 514

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[tomstone]

Well, that was pretty good. Its sad that we cant have 2 Zaris, but okay. So let me guess, they had to leave out scenes to make this happen right? Especially the last Episode feels pretty disjointed.

[Mrja84]

Well, that was pretty good. Its sad that we cant have 2 Zaris, but okay. So let me guess, they had to leave out scenes to make this happen right? Especially the last Episode feels pretty disjointed.

From what I heard they wrapped filming either before or just around Crisis. I don't think they cut anything, but who knows?

[tomstone]

From what I heard they wrapped filming either before or just around Crisis. I don't think they cut anything, but who knows?

Well, just my impression then. Its not like there is not a long list of screwed up season finishers. I would have liked a more coherent story line.

[Mrja84]

Well, just my impression then. Its not like there is not a long list of screwed up season finishers. I would have liked a more coherent story line.

I can agree with that. Sara's arc was off this season. But as a relationship, I loved Ava and Sara's arc.

I liked Zari 2.0 until she somehow started to kiss Constantine...I just don't understand or see the chemistry there. It feels forced, whereas Tala and Nick had amazing chemistry and their relationship seemed more organic.

Behrad aside from being written as an existing team member he had no growth this season, which is very surprising. Tala's new Zari took on the "proving oneself" storyline I would have thought Behrad could have benefitted from as a way to introduce him and give him some complexity by trying to understand he wasn't originally alive. He just never seemed to appreciate what OG Zari did for him.

The only characters that grew were Constantine and Astra.

[Annoyed]

From what I heard they wrapped filming either before or just around Crisis. I don't think they cut anything, but who knows?

I recall this too; it was one of the few shows not torpedoed by the CV crisis.