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

14. Rip€™s Earlier Journey

Okay, so it€™s revealed early on here that Rip Hunter has actually met Vandal Savage way before 1975. Sure, we€™ve seen the future landscape in which Savage killed Rip€™s wife and child, but here we saw Hunter actually go all the way back to ancient Egypt to meet Vandal. This was certainly an opening shocker, and with this being kept secret from the rest of the Legends crew, it definitely fell in with the overarching story of Blood Debts €“ that secrets and lies need to stop if our rag-tag group are to have any semblance of success. Of course, Hunter€™s earlier jaunt to kill Savage would fail, largely down to his hesitancy to actually go through with his mission.
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