DC's Legends Of Tomorrow Season 1: 6 Ups And 6 Downs From 'The Magnificent Eight

10. How Convenient...

DC's Legends of Tomorrow Jonah Hex
The CW

Well, what are the chances?

Not only is the Legends’ Old West hideout home to the very same Jonah Hex who Rip has a longstanding relationship with, but it just so happens to be the exact community that one of Kendra Saunders’ previous lives takes place in.

So, with the entire planet, consisting of literally millions of towns, villages and communities, a possibility when it comes to where Kendra previously spent her days, it can’t help but feel a little too contrived and a little too convenient that the Legends team end up in the one place on the planet that the 19th century incarnation of Priestess Chay-Ara calls home.

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