Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
How different would the world be if George Lucas never made Star Wars? It's a film that has profoundly shaped the lives of several generations of people now, and it's practically impossible to imagine a world without characters like Darth Vader and Han Solo. That was the central idea fueling this latest episode of Legends of Tomorrow. Sure, "Raiders of the Lost Art" furthered the Spear of Destiny conflict that will clearly form the backbone of the remainder of the season, but its real success came in celebrating the legacy and importance of George Lucas.
This episode had plenty of ground to cover as it picked up where "The Chicago Way" left off last December. There was the reveal that Reverse-Flash is seeking the Spear of Destiny and now has the means to track it across time and space. There's the twist that Rip isn't dead, but rather has been hiding out in the '60s making crappy, low-budget movies inspired by his adventures. And there's the issue that Mick has been plagued by hallucinations of his late partner-in-crime. Fortunately, "Raiders of the Lost Art" juggled all that material deftly and without ever losing sight of the fun, adventurous tone that's been Legends' strongest asset this season.
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