DC's Legends Of Tomorrow Season 1: 15 WTF Moments From 'Pilot, Part 1'
8. Heat Waves Bad Intentions
After seeing what Martin Stein has done to Jax, Mick Rory cant help but be eagerly impressed by what hes seen and excitedly tells Stein that he wants some of whatever he used to drug Jefferson. Given that Rory makes reference to roofieing, it seems as if Heat Wave has nothing but bad intentions in mind. After all, roofieing is a term synonymous with drugging someone and then raping them. Yeah, just the type of guy that youd want on your team when trying to save the very future of the world Then again, it still comes back to what Martin Stein was doing with such a drug in the first place.
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