hdnmickey

In that case it seems like you have a vastly different definition of romantic chemistry than others.

PhantomStranger

Outside of writer fiat since they control the characters, Sara shows more chemistry with Constantine in their scenes together. Matt Ryan and Caity really vibe together in their line readings. They'd make a great screwball pairing for a romantic comedy.

Not that I think putting them in a relationship would work for Legends. The only relationship I'm vaguely interested in on this show is Ray with Nora.

ben12

It does make sense for Ray Palmer to be in a relationship with a murderer. It's almost like it's part of his... Identity...

Giantrobo

That's because they are both DAMAGED HUMANS. That kinda shit draws like to like. I'm not sure how you dudes are defining "Romantic"

hdnmickey

A hookup of any kind is now defined as romantic? Must be one of those MRA things.

Eric F

Rory and Axel should hook up.

hdnmickey

Axel and Beebo! The romantic chemistry is strong with those two.

PhantomStranger

They really missed an opportunity not calling her Jean Loring.

mwbmis

Ray's dead wife way back in season 3 of Arrow was Anna Loring. I think she appeared in one Legends episode.

Moira Queen's attorney in season 2 was actually named Jean Loring.

tanman

You shut your damn mouth and let them kiss every episode.

tanman

This show is definitely at the top of the Arrowverse. It's been able to evolve into something completely unique. The evil unicorn was SO funny as was the hallucination/fever dream.

PhantomStranger

The decline of Supergirl and Arrow makes Legends look better and better each week.

hdnmickey

Flash is definitely not what it was during the first couple seasons. Legends is the only one of the four series that has got better each season.

Koby

I admit LoT has gotten better every season so far, but to me it was always the bottom of the barrel Arrowverse show where they sent characters that didn't serve a purpose on one of the other shows if they liked the character enough to not just let them go. Arrow was always my favorite, except during the first two seasons of Flash where I thought it was better than the concurrent seasons of Arrow. But even now I'd rank them as: Arrow > Flash > LoT > Supergirl. And given the massive weekly watch list and my declining desire to watch some of these, I've been contemplating on dropping a few shows to make it easier to manage; especially since Netflix keeps churning out full seasons at once on my plate keeping me pretty well fed.

tanman

That's the thing I hate about CW shows is that they never end. I know the complaint is usually the opposite when it comes to networks but CW shows tend to go almost in perpetuity. I personally think Arrow has been on a massive decline since the introduction of the new team. It's to the point where all the chemistry that was there is gone now, even between Felicity and Oliver. The first two seasons were spectacular. But as much as I want to drop some of them the cross over episodes are just so much fun it's kind of worth it to keep up with it just for them.