DC's Legends Of Tomorrow: 14 WTF Moments From 'Blood Ties'

Carnage, chaos, the drinking of dead hero's blood, The Atom's fantastic voyage, and trying to change the sins of the past.

by Andrew Pollard
With our group of Legends still stuck in 1975, things are the worst that they€™ve been for the group since their debut three episodes ago. Not only is Vandal Savage still on the loose, but Carter Hall has been killed at Savage€™s hand, Kendra Saunders is on death€™s door, and there€™s just a little bit of tension between uber-brains Ray Palmer and Martin Stein. The cohesive team who were meant to save all of humanity, this certainly is not. In this latest outing, Blood Ties, we find several different missions for our fragmented team; Rip Hunter and Sara Lance go directly after Savage; Stein and The Atom put their brains together to try and save Kendra; and Captain Cold, Heat Wave and Jax take a little trip of their own that just so happens to involve stealing a priceless emerald. Much like the previous two episodes, this was another Legends of Tomorrow outing that felt all kinds of fun as it unashamedly wore its comic book roots loud and proud for all to see. As ever, though, crammed throughout Blood Ties were a whole host of WTF moments, and here€™s the best of them.
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