When I started this series for Black History Month, I made the observation that I hadn’t seen many black-led/black-directed films prior to 2000. This is one, however, that I watched every time it was on TV — Rodgers and Hammerstein’s…
‘Legends of Tomorrow’ Season 3 Review : The Wild, The Wacky and The Beebo
One thing that fans get upset about with the Arrowverse is that it takes itself too seriously at times. The polar opposite of this, though, is Legends of Tomorrow, a show which embraces the wacky and the silliness of its…
‘The Flash’ 4×08 Review: ‘Crisis on Earth-X, Part 3’
There aren’t enough good things that can be said about this year’s Arrowverse mega crossover. From my favorite ships journey to marriage to new relationships to the importance of heroes masked or not to the family that has been created…
Victor Garber to exit DC’s Legends of Tomorrow
A favorite of ours is saying good-bye to one of our favorite shows. According to Deadline, Victor Garber is exiting Legends of Tomorrow during it’s current third season. It’s unknown at this time what will happen to Professor Martin Stein,…
‘Legends of Tomorrow’ SDCC 2017: Victor Garber Teases Stein’s Inner Struggle
When we last left our Legends, they’d embarked on a season full of changing time and times a changing as they faced off against the Legion of Doom. But just when we thought our Legends had won – defeating the…
Legends of Tomorrow 2×14 Review: “Moonshot”
Legends of Tomorrow‘s biggest strength this season is embracing the absurdity of it all. Go to King Arthur’s time, wacky mind-control battle. A visit to Colonial times and Mick gets a statue of himself created. So when the latest mission leads the Legends…
Legends of Tomorrow SDCC 2016 Interview: Victor Garber
When it comes to the many familiar faces in the superhero universe on the CW, Victor Garber is one of those names that sometimes leaves you feeling so blessed to have an actor of that caliber. Garber’s resume is impressive,…
‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’ 1×03 Review: Blood Ties
Building a show out of characters we’re familiar with is both a very good bet and a dangerous way to live. A good bet because, let’s face it, the getting people to care is the biggest hurdle any new show…
