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Revision as of 03:13, 10 May 2023
"The Bullet Blondes"[1] is the first episode of the seventh season of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and the ninety-eighth episode overall. It aired on October 13, 2021.
| “ | Well, gotta have a gang name. It's patriotic. Oh, oh, what about the Legends... of Tomorrow? Uh, it's wordy. It is. Ooh, ooh, ooh! The Bullet Blondes. |
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Synopsis
After defeating the aliens and saving Earth, the Legends find themselves stranded in 1925 Odessa, Texas with a destroyed Waverider. Wanting to help fix things, Astra tries using her powers, which creates unwanted attention from the town and that of the new Director of the Bureau of Investigation, J. Edgar Hoover, and a surprise no one expected. Realizing they need to escape, Sara and Ava create a distraction by going on a crime spree with Hoover hot on their tails. Meanwhile, Zari is finding it hard to get over Constantine, so Behrad suggests the only thing he knows that can help.[2]
Appearances
Characters
Protagonists
Antagonists
- Sheriff Thomas Wood
Other Characters
- Fountain of Imperium (flashback)
- John Constantine (mentioned)
- Pastor Hanson
- Celso Cruz (mentioned)
- Warren G. Harding (mentioned)
- Calvin Coolidge
- Mick Rory (mentioned)
- God (mentioned)
- Helen Gandy (mentioned)
- Gwyn Davies (mentioned)
- Madonna (mentioned)
Teams and Organizations
- Odessa Sheriff's Station
- Odessa Seed Company
- Legends of Tomorrow/Guggenheim Circus/The Bullet Blondes
- Time Bureau (manual)
- FBI
- Federal Savings and Loan Bank
- Texas Chronicle (newspaper)
- Midland Gang
- Stabcast (mentioned)
Events
- Zaguron Invasion (flashback)
- Destruction of the Waverider
- Escape from 1925
- Time Travel Experiment (mentioned)
Species
- Humans
- Zagurons (flashback)
- Mushrooms (flashback)
- Clones
- Human-Kriblix Hybrid Clones
- Metahumans
- Necrians
- Dragons (mentioned)
Objects and Concepts
- Zaguron Pods (flashback)
- Image Inducers
- Timeships
- Waverider
- Rogue Waverider
- Time Drive (effects)
- Time Bureau Mothership (mentioned)
- Time Couriers
- Memory Flasher
- Totems of Zambesi
- Energy Guns
- Temporal Wormholes
- Time Aberrations
- Magic
- Permuto (mentioned)
- Adiuva Nos Invenire Aliquid
- Resurrection Spell
- Fail-Safe
- Gideon's Sweet Dreamz Edibles
- The War of the Worlds (mentioned)
- Portals
Locations
- Earth-Prime
- Earth
- North America
- United States of America
- Texas
- Odessa
- Midland (mentioned)
- Tent City (name seen)
- Bankhead Highway
- Washington, D.C. (mentioned)
- New York (mentioned)
- New York City (mentioned)
- Tennessee (name seen)
- Lynchburg (name seen)
- Kentucky (name seen)
- Texas
- United States of America
- Constantine Mansion (mentioned)
- Komodo (mentioned)
- North America
- Earth
- Hell
Notes
- The Legends used the name "Guggenheim Circus" while hiding their cover in Odessa. This is a reference to Marc Guggenheim, a producer, writer and showrunner previously working on multiple Arrowverse projects.
- This episode takes place on a Thursday on the 9th in 1925. It is, however, unknown whether it takes place on April 9 or July 9.
Gallery
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The Death of J. Edgar Hoover
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Title Card
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Script
