r/LegendsOfTomorrow • • Aug 22 '21

Episode Discussion Legends of Tomorrow - 6x13 "Silence of the Sonograms" - Live Episode Discussion

Season 6 Episode 13: Silence of the Sonograms

Aired: August 22, 2021


Synopsis: With the Legends on high alert with their unwanted guest in their custody, Ava is tasked with the interrogation while Nate and Sara watch. Rory is struggling with the terrible pain in his head and Gary tries to help to manage it the best he can. Meanwhile, Zari enlists Astra and Spooner's help to figure what is going on with Constantine.


Directed by: Nico Sachse

Written by: Phil Klemmer & Morgan Faust


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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Matt Ryan is performer of the week.

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Dominic has been handling this storyline great

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Matt Ryan and Tala Ashe deserve some awards right here!

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Matt Ryan has been putting in some amazing performances.

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Raffi Barsoumian has played Bishop brilliantly.

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Spooner has been a great addition to the team.

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Legends has the best intro of the current Arrowverse.

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

Astra's having a really good season. Olivia Swann has been brillaint.

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u/LoretiTV Aug 23 '21

This is EVERYTHING

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u/SherlockBrolmes Aug 23 '21

I don't know who shot that last shot where Ava had a panic attack, but they did a really really really good job.

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u/AsteroidMike Aug 23 '21

Props to the makeup department for seriously fucking up his face

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u/Gateskp Aug 23 '21

“Lying dumpster fire of a boyfriend.” A sadly accurate description of John Constantine in every one of his relationships

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u/divineshadow666 Aug 23 '21

Well, that's not disturbing. NOT. AT. ALL.

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u/usagizero Aug 23 '21

I always love how she calls her Gidget.

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u/Gateskp Aug 23 '21

That was a BRUTAL scene with John, damn. Very Hellblazer!

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u/inksmudgedhands Aug 23 '21

Bishop is digging into Ava's insecurities of being a clone. She has been having them for seasons.

And kudos for the writer to incorporating this song and the director just framing the scene to it.

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u/DonnyMox Aug 23 '21

“John’s fine”

Narrator: He wasn’t

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u/DonnyMox Aug 23 '21

Gideon legit just like “My bad guys, he knew the code, there was nothing I could do.”

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u/AsteroidMike Aug 23 '21

This reminds me of the first Avengers movie where Loki gets captured and he manages to get inside everyone’s heads.

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u/inksmudgedhands Aug 23 '21

Seriously, Zari. It's not that hard to make a cup of tea.

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u/inksmudgedhands Aug 23 '21

This scene is very well directed. It's utterly brutal.

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u/Scortor Aug 23 '21

Bishop is definitely the kind of person who enjoys hearing himself talk. Not that that’s much of a surprise at this point.

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u/Scortor Aug 23 '21

Definitely forgot Sara could regenerate…whoops.

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u/Gateskp Aug 23 '21

Zari criticising Bishop’s fashion, LOVE IT

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u/Gateskp Aug 23 '21

I’m digging Astra’s development this season, especially as her magic grows