LEGENDS OF TOMORROW: There's A Serial Killing Doll In The New Promo For Season 4, Episode 7: "Hell No, Dolly!"

The episode was amusing and served mostly to show just how much Nate has come since he became a Legend in S2 to get where he is now as Ava's kinda 2nd man in charge at the Bureau and to make him bond more with his father Hank. It felt lacking in the area of picking up from last week about Hank's myterious phone call with whoever he wants to "sell" the Fugitives for "Project Hades". I think they did this just to later make it pay off when the Heywoods have to clash once all the skeletons come out from the closet about what his dad has been keeping in secret.

Is this was really Nate's farewell from the team as he returns to the present to work at the Bureau then that means he and Charlie won't develop a bond, oh well.

The opening with Sara spoiling Ava at work for her b-day and Hank listing up all the budget that the Legends spend (maybe a meta thing from the writers) by working with the Bureau as he got to the Waverider was fun, specially finding Constantine doing yoga naked at the library.

I will admit that some of points Nate's dad made has merit like how basically Gideon could do everything and the number of Legends is not needed, if Gideon actually had a body of course. With that said I kinda prefered the old holographic, ethereal-looking Gideon from past Seasons that Eobard & Barry designed in The Flash and is at the time vault. Maybe they'll eventually make her fully in the flesh but still as an AI with the actress? Not sure yet how to feel about that.

Sara explaining to Hank that they divide in groups to do things also seemed like a meta reference of the show because a lot of time some characters just don't end up joining in everything. Mick for example & especially Zari who hasn't done much since the 2nd episode in Salem when she almost lost her totem. I hope they can fix that in the show.

Mick bonding with Hemingway as authors had potential for humor but it lasted little. TBH I found Hemingway and his bravado to hunting down monster more annoying than Mona this week.

I thought they were going to make another subversion like last week and reveal the minotaur wasn't the monster but the labyrinth it was itself was, but nope. In any case the minotaur unlike previous week was the weakest part of the episode for me compared to previous Fugitives. At least it made Nate use his powers for the first time (?) in the Season in the fight. But damn can Hank's actor sing well.

Subplot with Mona making Ava and Nora bond over while being trapped in her cell suprisingly worked because I can see Nora potentially becoming a warden in that magical wing to back up Mona's caretaking job with the Fugitives. She got lucky that she brought Ava's b-day cake inside.

And I'm pretty sure Ray didn't even wrote anything in that letter but just got inside the envelope to pay Nora a visit. Just when I thought that he also ended up lost in the plot like Mick and Zari so again, they need to find a way to make all of them do stuff involved in the plot like they've been doing in Supergirl, Flash and Arrow.

So that was Nate's "later" with the Legends and in peace knowing Charlie looks like Amaya. I hope next week Constantine finally spills the beans of the big bad.

Strange episode tbh.