-
1. The Virgin Gary
Air date: Oct 22, 2018
Constantine informs Sara of a new magical threat and enlists the team to help with a spell to defeat it; Nate and Rory go on an adventure; Nate faces someone from his past.
-
2. Witch Hunt
Air date: Oct 29, 2018
The Time Seismograph sends the team to the Salem witch trials, where members learn there is a magical creature in the town creating unexpected problems; Nate and Ava attempt to prove to the Time Bureau that magic exists.
-
3. Dancing Queen
Air date: Nov 5, 2018
The Legends must infiltrate and stop a gang in 1970s London that is targeting the British monarchy; Ray gains the gang's trust after being put through a series of tests; Gary shows Nate the ropes at the Time Bureau.
-
4. Wet Hot American Bummer
Air date: Nov 12, 2018
The Legends go under cover as camp counselors to find summer camp kids that have disappeared; Ava struggles to get along with the kids, but Constantine whips up a potion that helps Sara and Ava bond with the children.
-
5. Tagumo Attacks!!!
Air date: Nov 19, 2018
A new fugitive is on the loose in 1951 Tokyo; as Constantine struggles to recover, Ray must look outside the team for help; Ava joins Nate and his family for an unconventional Thanksgiving dinner.
-
6. Tender Is the Nate
Air date: Nov 26, 2018
Hank Heywood confronts Ava about the spending habits of the Legends; Mona tries to make a good impression with Ava, but her over eagerness gets her and Ava stuck in a cell instead.
-
7. Hell No, Dolly!
Air date: Dec 3, 2018
Rory and Ava are at odds; Sara tries to come up with a way for them to get along; a new magical creature attacks the Legends; Constantine is forced to confront his tragic past but it could have devastating consequences for the rest of the team.
-
8. Legends of To-Meow-Meow
Air date: Dec 10, 2018
After Constantine breaks the cardinal Legend rule, he, Charlie and Zari try to deal with the ramifications without telling anyone else.
-
9. Lucha De Apuestas
Air date: Apr 1, 2019
When the legends hear that Mona has let a fugitive go, they must head to 1961 Mexico City to clean up her mess; Nate and Zari go on a recon mission to find out what Hank might be hiding from everyone.
-
10. The Getaway
Air date: Apr 8, 2019
When Hank commandeers the Waverider in 1973, the Legends find themselves on the run in an RV after kidnapping the president; Nate, Zari, Nora and Gary work together to find out what Hank is really up to.
DC's Legends of Tomorrow (2018 - 2019)
Where to watch
You might also like
Riverdale
Limitless
Revolution
The Originals
The 100
Rate And Review
-
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket.
You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket.
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
How did you buy your ticket?
-
Fandango
-
AMCTheatres.com or AMC AppNew
-
Cinemark Coming Soon
We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.
-
Regal Coming Soon
We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.
-
Theater box office or somewhere else
Episodes
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 4 Videos
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 4 Photos
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
News & Interviews forDC's Legends of Tomorrow
Critic Reviews for DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 4
Audience Reviews for DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 4
-
I agree with the reviewers who criticized this season's ludicrous and silly plot. The show has seemingly lost the things that made it great—a sense of adventure and fun, with a dark undertone. I skipped at least seven episodes because they were all filler and honestly boring. I was still able to follow along with the story, though, which just proves my point. Also, Mona is beyond irritating. She is one of the central reasons why this season became laughable.
-
The season 4 curse strikes yet another CW show, this is a curse where after a robust 3rd season the 4th one is almost ALWAYS either the worst, or substantially worse than season 3
-
This season was rediculous and I loved it. After so many seasons sometimes you need fate and fairydust to have a bit of fun.
-
Absurd, yet cohesive, whimsical tale of sacrifice of nipple and heart.
-
This season was off the rails in the bad way, nothing really connected at all, and introducing magic in the show was not a good choice. Sure, we've seen magic before but it wasn't the whole premise. it's still watchable though
-
This is when the downfall of LoT starts. A show once amazing turning into a parody of what it used to be. John Constantine is probably the only reason to watch this season. He made a 50% mark by himself. Making him part of the main cast was such a great idea. Hes probably the only good thing about that season. It was watchable, not boring, not good either. They started amazing by giving hints to a much darker spin on the series by the first few episodes. The further you go into the season, the worst its becoming. The vilain is boring. Its no more a super heroes tv show, its a comedy show with bad jokes that made me cry instead of giving me smiles. We forgot most of the powers of everyone. Every danger must be dealt by Constantine. (i don't know if its good or bad) stills, this season made me sad. A lot. Constantine is the only stand out character.
-
Season 4 is by far my favourite season in the show. Not only does it continue the crazy fun adventure that the show has established itself to have, it also throws the spin of mythological beings into the historic events. This, as a result, calls for a lot of mayhem and fun. We get to see a unicorn in the 1970s America which is...well, let's just say its diet isn't the same as a horse. There's the tentacle monster from the Japanese kaiju movie against which Mick shows his power of literature (that was one of the funniest parts of the season). And there's even Kamadeva, who makes everyone horny. Being an Indian it was fun to see a Hindu god also being present in the show. Constantine was the most fun character to see in this show, although I did miss Professor Stein. Another good thing about this show is that it didn't have any crossover event, so I didn't have to waste time on Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl to continue watching this. This show is way better than all of them combined. The last episode was great, and I'm glad we got to see a satisfactory ending.
-
It wasn't good at all. I fear the showrruners themselves have no idea to what audience they cater anymore - seasons 1&2 were clearly aimed at young adults, while seasons 3 and now 4 seem to have decreased to a schoolage audience with soft nods to the teenages among them. Otherwise I find it hard to explain how a premise consisting of a fallen time agent and his dark background story, collecting a bunch of misfit ragtags from the multiverse, has now turned into a remake of the power-rangers fighting a giant Wyvern in their mega-Beebo. Or why the Grimm-tales are involved or why everything about the time agency feels so flimsy and softcore. I guess if you're a kid this season would be great, but for the adults among you be warned that it's a waste of time.
-
The fourth season of Legends of Tomorrow is simply perfect, the plot is consistent with the previous seasons but with a more connected and intuitive narrative, the events happen in a creative way and the presence of some creative aspects give a certain individuality to the season making it one of the best of the whole series.
-
I love this season very much
Verified