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Episode Info
Cast & Crew
Professor Stein/Half of Firestorm
Ray Palmer/Atom
Rip Hunter
Leo Snart/Citizen Cold
Mick Rory/Heat Wave
Sara Lance/White Canary
White Knights Photos
Critic Reviews for White Knights
Still, I guess it's important to look at how many times the "legends" did succeed, and they succeeded fairly quickly as a team in this episode.
"White Knights" offers more than a few great scenes, thanks to one simple fact: when you give great actors time to act, they really don't need special effects.
Legends of Tomorrow is beginning to find solid ground. It feels more cohesive, the character arcs are gaining clarity, and Vandal Savage's villainous behavior is developing in curious ways.
DC's Legends Of Tomorrow loses its grip on the elements that brought charm and style to its first episodes, delivering an uninspired adventure set against the backdrop of the Cold War.
It seems as though Legends of Tomorrow is embracing serialized stories as opposed to standalone episodes, and that worked out in its favor this week.
Legends of Tomorrow found the fun in some classic heist work, while continuing to develop the Firestorm relationship.
There were some things to gripe about within "White Knights," but the episode created a bit of subtext text in a way that I really appreciated.
Unfortunately, "White Knights" as a whole made for the series' weakest outing so far, with the morally-muddled Stein at the forefront of tonight's action.
Finally, a sense of cohesiveness in the writing .
What's really impressing me right now is the lengths this show is willing to go to in order to surprise me.
No hint of Vandal Savage other than his name. I can dig that.
Ultimately another very enjoyable episode from Legends of Tomorrow, as the show continues its stride, with all the characters working seamlessly off one another.