DC's Legends of Tomorrow (TV Series) Episode: Raiders of the Lost Art

"Raiders of the Lost Art"

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Oh, great. George Lucas has the Spear of Destiny.

—Sara Lance

Raiders of the Lost Art is an episode of season 2 of DC's Legends of Tomorrow. It premiered on January 24, 2017.

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Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Cal DeVito (Only appearance; dies)
"Legends" crew (Single appearance)
- Peter/Vandal Savage Actor (Single appearance)
- Unnamed Rip Hunter Actor (Single appearance)
Los Angeles Police Department (Cameo)
Time Masters (Flashback only) (Cameo)
- Time Master Declan (Flashback only) (Cameo)
Adam Glassman (Mentioned only)
Angels (Mentioned only)
Mr. George Lucas (Altered Timeline) (Erased) (Mentioned only)
Ghosts (Mentioned only)
God (Mentioned only)
Jesus Christ (Mentioned only)
League of Assassins (Mentioned only)
Leonard Snart (Mentioned only)
"Max" (Mentioned only)
"Sandra" (Mentioned only)
Howard the Duck (Earth-58470) (Mentioned only)
Frank Sinastra (Mentioned only)
Roman Centurions (Mentioned only)
- Longinus (Mentioned only)
Tacitus (Mentioned only)
Han Solo (Mentioned only)
Indiana Jones (Mentioned only)

Locations:

Earth-1
- 1942
  - New York City (Flashback only)
- 1967
  - United States of America
    - California
      - Los Angeles
        City Dump
        
        LAPD Headquarters
        
        Hollywood
- 1927
  - Chicago (Mentioned only)
- 1944
  - California
    - Modesto (Mentioned only)
Temporal Zone
Alternate Earth-1 timeline (George Lucas didn't make movies) (Erased) (Mentioned only)
Hell (Mentioned only)

Items:

Vehicles:

Concepts:

Nate Heywood renames Thawne and his allies as the "Legion of Doom".
- He states to have been inspired by an Hanna-Barbera cartoon which is a reference to the Super Friends TV show that featured the Legion of Doom for the first time.
In this episode, the Legends fix the creation of an altered timeline where George Lucas didn't make movies: this caused Ray Palmer and Nate Heywood to never respectively become a scientist and an historian.
- As another consequence of Lucas never making movies, they never became the Atom and Steel in the alternate timeline.

In 1967, Rip Hunter was making a film entitled "Legends", based subconsciously off his previous adventures. The film included parallels of the team members, Rip himself, and Vandal Savage.

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