Seeing as how it’s a time traveling show, you could say that no character is off limits for Legends of Tomorrow. Obviously, this extends to the dead, so we’ll just refer you to a guy named Captain Cold if you’re in need of a reminder.
Of course, one would assume that the Amaya Jiwe iteration of Vixen would still be on the table, but bringing her back at this point would contradict her recently concluded character arc. If you’ll recall, she returned to her native period in order to live out her life and assure that her successor and granddaughter, Mari McCabe, comes into existence.
Still, the producers aren’t ready to let actress Maisie Richardson-Sellers go, as she’ll play a new character named Charlie in season 4. In fact, you can see her first outing in the gallery circulating in advance of next week’s episode, “Dancing Queen,” below.
What’s also interesting about these images is that we’re able to see John Constantine seemingly now being one of the Waverider crew. As you may have heard, his joining the team wasn’t going to happen right away, though we knew he’d get there at some point.
I also can’t help being amused by the retro costuming, which has to be some of the best offered by the series to date. I don’t know about you, but this may be one of my favorite deep cover looks for Sara Lance yet.
For more info, be sure to check out the official synopsis:
LONG LIVE THE CORGI – When the Legends discover a fugitive is hiding in 1970’s London, they realize he is part of a gang that is targeting the British Monarchy. Trying to stop the gang, they realize someone from the Legends must infiltrate them. Surprising everyone, Ray (Brandon Routh) is the one to gain their trust after he is put through a series of tests with help from Sara (Caity Lotz) and Rory (Dominic Purcell). Meanwhile, Gary (guest star Adam Tsekhman) shows Nate (Nick Zano) the ropes at the Time Bureau, but it turns out to be anything other than an ordinary day at the office. Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Matt Ryan and Jes Macallan also star. Kristin Windell directed the episode written by James Eagan & Morgan Faust (#403).
Legends of Tomorrow airs on Monday nights on The CW, with “Dancing Queen” set to debut on November 5th.
