DC's Legends Of Tomorrow: 10 Things We Learned From The First Look

10. Barry And Oliver Cross Over

The spinning off of The Flash was handled just about as perfectly as possible. Barry was introduced as an Arrow guest star who fit seamlessly into the cast of characters and managed to endear without overbearing. His two-episode arc was long enough for Grant Gustin to make an impression on audiences and executives alike, and Stephen Amell’s brief cameo as Oliver in the Flash pilot was enough to connect the two shows into one universe. The Flash could stand on its own nearly from the outset.

It won’t be quite so easy for Legends of Tomorrow. With so many characters coming from individual arcs on both shows, it will take more than a 30 second pep talk from Oliver or Barry to galvanize them for a purpose.

Fortunately, it looks as though both Barry and Oliver will be instrumental in bringing this group together as a unit. In a brief but promising glimpse at Legends, the duo plays Good Cop/Grumpy Cop to impress upon the band of misfits the threat of Vandal Savage as well as the importance of working as a team.