How Many Legends of Tomorrow Season 7 Have Episodes?

By Lois Robinett On Apr 7, 2022

Legends of Tomorrow Season 7: Legends of Tomorrow, an American television series based on DC Comics characters, began its seventh season on The CW on October 13, 2021, with 13 episodes. It’s a spin-off of Arrow and The Flash, situated in the Arrowverse and following the same timeline as the other shows in the world.

Berlanti Productions, Warner Bros. Television, and DC Entertainment produced the season alongside showrunners Phil Klemmer and Keto Shimizu. In February 2021, the season was announced. Caity Lotz, Tala Ashe, Jes Macallan, Olivia Swann, Adam Tsekhman, Shayan Sobhian, Lisseth Chavez, Amy Louise Pemberton, Nick Zano, and Matt Ryan are among the principal cast members who have returned from past seasons.

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Legends of Tomorrow Season 7 Plot

The sixth season came to a close with a bang. A different Waverider emerged and blew up the first one as the Legends finished their job and approached the Waverider. As the Legends have trapped in 1925 Odessa, Texas, no one knew who or what was piloting the second Waverider. Sara Lance (Caity Lotz) and her crew strive to return to their separate times in this season, which begins just seconds after the explosion.

The Legends have spent most of the previous seasons travelling across various historical periods, some of which are based on actual events and others that were created expressly for the Arrowverse. They’ve also gone into space and fought aliens and other nasty people. However, we were given a more character-driven drama centred on a single era. This is a terrific set-up for the Legends to face a new situation.

The team eventually finds a means to time travel again, but in a far more basic manner than the Waverider and the Time Bureau from earlier seasons. All thanks to Matt Ryan’s portrayal of Gwyn Davies, the father of time travel (previously Constantine in past seasons).

While the season’s major goal was to return home, the mystery of who was driving the second Waverider and why they were hunting for the Legends remained. From season six, Raffi Barsoumian reprised his role as Bishop, the pilot and main antagonist of the first half of the season.

While he was a fierce opponent to the Legends last season, he was portrayed as a younger, weaker version this season. However, he went out to destroy the Legends for their acts, aided by a Gideon he had corrupted.

After saving 1925 Earth from an extraterrestrial invasion (and getting married! ), Sara Lance and Ava Sharpe, co-captains of the Legends, feel they and their beloved crew may finally relax. Their time travel spacecraft, the Waverider, is unfortunately destroyed by a second Waverider, trapping the Legends in 1925 Odessa, Texas!

Only by travelling to New York City and tracking down Welsh inventor Dr Gwyn Davies, the forefather of time travel, will they be able to return home and take vengeance on their odd new nemesis. This will be the Legends’ most challenging assignment yet, with no Waverider, no way of knowing how their actions are changing the timeline, and a time-travelling nemesis on their track.

Astra Logue, a former Queen of Hell turned rookie witch; Spooner Cruz, the gun-toting empath; Gary Green, the warlock-in-training who is secretly an extraterrestrial. Zari and Behrad Tarazi, the brother-sister air-totem-wielding duo.

They encounter a new companion along the road who is both familiar and shocking. A real-life human Gideon, whose knowledge of the timeline might be the key to resolving all of the Legends’ problems.

Along the way, they meet a new partner who is both familiar and shocking: a real-life human Gideon, whose knowledge of the timeline could be the key to fixing all of the Legends’ issues.

Nate Heyward (Nick Zano) departs the club after losing his powers due to mustard gas this season, which is a tragic loss. After such a long tenure, it was painful to see him leave the squad. But knowing that he and his Zari now living in Zari’s (Tala Ashe) totem felt like a fitting end for such a beloved character.

The final episode, which might serve as a series finale if the programme is not renewed for a second season, teased what’s to come. For this DC fan, seeing Donald Faison in the character of Booster Gold was a real treat. I hope we see more of him in that position in the future. In addition, it appears that a new authority has arrived in town. One that isn’t pleased with the Legend’s crimes against time.

Legends of Tomorrow Season 7 Cast

Main Characters

Captain Sara Lance/White Canary (Caity Lotz) and Co-Captain Sara Lance/White Canary (Caity Lotz)
Zari Tarazi, Zari Tomaz, and Zari Tarazi are all played by Tala Ashe.
Co-Captain Ava Sharpe, Assistant Ava, and Dr. Ava Sharpe are all played by Jes Macallan.
Astra Logue (Olivia Swann) and Astra Logue (Olivia Swann)
Gary Green is played by Adam Tsekhman.
Behrad Tarazi is played by Shayan Sobhian, and Behrad Tarazi is played by Behrad Tarazi.
Esperanza “Spooner” Cruz is played by Lisseth Chavez, while Esperanza Cruz is played by Esperanza Cruz.
Gideon is played by Amy Louise Pemberton
Dr. Nate Heywood/Steel and Captain Nate Heywood/Citizen Steel are played by Nick Zano.

Cast That Appears Again

J. Edgar Hoover, Dr. Nate Heywood, and J. Edgar Hoover are played by Giacomo Baessato.
Bishop Matt Ryan as Dr. Gwyn Davies and Raffi Barsoumian as Bishop

Legends of Tomorrow Season 7 Episodes

The Bullet Blondes
The Need for Speed
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Speakeasy Does It
It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Scientist
Deus Ex Latrine
A Woman’s Place is in the War Effort!
Paranoid Android
Lowest Common Denominators
The Fixed Point
Rage Against The Machines
Too Legit to Quit
Knocked Down, Knocked Up

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Conclusion

For me, the season was a mixed bag. It began out strong for me, but I became dissatisfied as the tale dragged on. The final three episodes, though, made up for a lot of my concerns about the middle section and left me interested in what’s coming, assuming the CW renews the series with this zany group.