RAMON ALVARADO

The Legends of Tomorrow are here to “screw things up for the better” in season three. The heroes we want (but don’t need) came back like they never left, or time-jumped.

 

Season three of Legends picked up right where they left off at the end of season two. At the start of the show, we see that the Legends are still in a destroyed 2017 Los Angeles.

 

The heroes are about to get attacked by a Tyrannosaurus Rex before their old captain, Rip Hunter, comes to the rescue.

 

While the Legends think Rip has only been gone for 15 minutes, it’s actually been five years for the time-traveling Rip. In that time, Rip created the Time Bureau to replace the corrupted Time Masters that were disassembled by the Legends in season two.

 

With the Time Bureau now fixing all anachronisms, Rip tells the team their service is no longer needed.

 

We are flashed forwarded six months ahead and see that some of the Legends have been struggling to keep busy without their duty to fix time.

 

When Rory finds the historic Julius Caesar in 2017 Aruba, he calls for the Legends’ help.

 

The Legends head to Rip’s Time Bureau to get their Waverider and let rim know there’s been an aberration in time that hasn’t been caught by his bureau.

 

Rip takes the Legends to the Waverider and shows them it’s not what they remember it being. With the Legends gone, Rip turned the Waverider to a simulation to train his Time Bureau members.

 

Going against the grain like they always do, the Legends steal the Waverider and head to Aruba to get Julius Caesar where he belongs. The team is finally back to doing what they do best.

 

In the end, the season three premiere gave the audience the humor, action, and feel that made the first two seasons enjoyable.

 

The Legends of Tomorrow premiere certainly has fans ready for another adventurous, time-jumping season. It will continue to air on the CW Tuesdays at 9 p.m. pacific time.