Land of the Lost
- Episode aired Mar 7, 2017
- TV-14
- 42m
IMDb RATING
7.8/10
1.9K
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The Legends are left seventy million years in the past when Rip causes the Waverider to crash after his capture.The Legends are left seventy million years in the past when Rip causes the Waverider to crash after his capture.The Legends are left seventy million years in the past when Rip causes the Waverider to crash after his capture.
Amy Louise Pemberton
- Gideon
- (as Amy Pemberton)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWhen Sara says 'bizarro me'. She is relating to the DC villain of Bizarro who is a Kryptonion clone and complete opposite to DC superhero, Superman / Supergirl. In the Supergirl series Cat Grant gives this name to the Supergirl lookalike.
- GoofsWhen Swigert is talking to the NASA doctor, he says "He just wants to be on that shuttle", but Apollo 13 had only a Command/Service Module and a Lunar Excursion Module. No shuttle.
- Quotes
Sara Lance: You're Gideon?
Gideon: Hello, Captain Lance.
Sara Lance: But you're like... I mean, you're really...
Gideon: Human?
Sara Lance: I was gonna say "hot", but yeah, that too.
- ConnectionsReferences Land of the Lost (1974)
Featured review
Why is Rip Back
I'm not sure when this season became more about Rip Hunter than it did the Legion of Doom. Doesn't it feel like they have barely gotten their chance to do anything this season? Was anyone asking for Rip to come back? I was enjoying this season until it started heading in a questionable direction.
Rip somehow was able to say three words and shut down the entire Waverider through Gideon. I'm sorry, why didn't he do this the first time he tried to take the Legends out on the ship? What is the point of having him back anyway? Especially now that he's no longer a villain and a "Legend" again. Why aren't we getting more Doom centric episodes? I like this show the most when it's not taking itself too seriously and exploring the depths of time travel in weird and goofy ways. Having an entire episode centered around Rip's mind and how it works is not how I would like to spend 42 minutes.
Gideon made a real-life appearance in Rip's subconscious and Amaya, Ray, and Nate all had a run-in with a prehistoric dinosaur. It was quite the episode, but nothing I wouldn't expect from Legends. I would just like to know the point of Rip's side arc. The focus isn't really on the journey to avenge Rex Tyler anymore. There were some cool moments and surprises to this episode, but as of right now, I'm starting to question whether or not this show is worth watching. Making Rip's walk back into the bridge slow-motion and "epic looking"? No, just no.
5.5/10
Rip somehow was able to say three words and shut down the entire Waverider through Gideon. I'm sorry, why didn't he do this the first time he tried to take the Legends out on the ship? What is the point of having him back anyway? Especially now that he's no longer a villain and a "Legend" again. Why aren't we getting more Doom centric episodes? I like this show the most when it's not taking itself too seriously and exploring the depths of time travel in weird and goofy ways. Having an entire episode centered around Rip's mind and how it works is not how I would like to spend 42 minutes.
Gideon made a real-life appearance in Rip's subconscious and Amaya, Ray, and Nate all had a run-in with a prehistoric dinosaur. It was quite the episode, but nothing I wouldn't expect from Legends. I would just like to know the point of Rip's side arc. The focus isn't really on the journey to avenge Rex Tyler anymore. There were some cool moments and surprises to this episode, but as of right now, I'm starting to question whether or not this show is worth watching. Making Rip's walk back into the bridge slow-motion and "epic looking"? No, just no.
5.5/10
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- ThomasDrufke
- Mar 8, 2017
Details
- Runtime42 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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