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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
Progeny Photos
Critic Reviews for Progeny
The show has greatly improved in recent weeks and the cast chemistry is stellar. But part of the problem is that Savage isn't a compelling villain.
That wig Hawkgirl had to wear in the 1920s flashbacks? Awful. Poor Edith.
This show still hasn't quite worked out how to make the kind of strong narrative choices that would establish its own identity, and some of that goes back to just how many different identities it has in the first place
Well, I'm not going to rage at the show, but I will offer a polite golf clap and nod of approval.
Once again, a potential bomb on "Legends" has proven to be nothing more than a toy, a plot device that has no effect on the main arc and will be forgotten about next week. At least it was intriguing for a little bit.
'Progeny' felt like a filler episode that was just treading water.
With a premise such as Legends, they need to find plots that work for the concept and have the audience rooting for the heroes, despising the villains, and not feel bored along the way.
While the initial premise of visiting a dystopian future was promising, "Progeny" failed to offer much in the way of compelling material for its characters.
I couldn't help but feel a tad deflated and dissatisfied at the end, despite what was a fairly decent episode, but I'm almost certain next week's will make up for it.
Is anybody else getting a little bit confused as to the mission of the Legends team? Because after watching DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 1 Episode 10, I'm even more fuzzy than ever.
It's a rare show that can undercut its own drama before the setup has even finished. And yet that's a trick that DC's Legends of Tomorrow pulled off twice this week
"Progeny" might be the weakest episode of the season... But I would argue that a "weak" episode of Legends of Tomorrow is still a damn sight better than a "weak" episode of some of its superhero TV cousins.