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Season of television series
Legends of Tomorrow
Season 4
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Starring
No. of episodes16
Release
Original networkThe CW
Original releaseOctober 22, 2018 (2018-10-22) –
May 20, 2019 (2019-05-20)
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The fourth season of the American television seriesLegends of Tomorrow, which is based on characters fromDC Comics, premiered onThe CW on October 22, 2018, and concluded on May 20, 2019, with a total of 16 episodes.[1] The season follows the Legends, a dysfunctional team of time-traveling superheroes and anti-heroes, and their mission to recapture the magical fugitives that they accidentally released throughout time.[2] It is set in theArrowverse, sharing continuity with the other television series of the universe, and is a spin-off ofArrow andThe Flash. The season was produced byBerlanti Productions,Warner Bros. Television, andDC Entertainment, withPhil Klemmer andKeto Shimizu serving asshowrunners.

The season was ordered in April 2018, and production began that July. Principal cast membersBrandon Routh,Caity Lotz,Maisie Richardson-Sellers,Tala Ashe,Amy Louise Pemberton,Nick Zano, andDominic Purcell return from previous seasons, whileJes Macallan,Matt Ryan andCourtney Ford were promoted to the principal cast from their recurring statuses in season three. They are joined by new cast memberRamona Young. The series was renewed for afifth season on January 31, 2019.[3]

Episodes

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See also:List of Legends of Tomorrow episodes
Legends of Tomorrow, season 4 episodes
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521"The Virgin Gary"Gregory SmithPhil Klemmer &Grainne GodfreeOctober 22, 2018 (2018-10-22)T13.210511.00[4]
The Legends and the Time Bureau celebrate a job well done, whileZari chastisesRay for allowingNora Darhk to escape.Ava andSara rekindle their relationship.Constantine tries to warn Sara about the darkness coming, but Sara dismisses him. The Legends end up atWoodstock, where they see aunicorn impale a woman and eat her heart. It then releases magical goo at every Legend minus Sara, making themhallucinate. Realizing he was right, Sara locates Constantine and informs him of the situation. Constantine cures the affected Legends and sends the unicorn toHell with a spell, usingGary, who loses a nipple in the process, as bait. Meanwhile,Nate andRory go on an adventure, leading to Nate attempting to reconnect with his distant fatherHank. Back at his accommodations, Constantine experiences a dark form of magic throwing him about the place before it writes in blood that it is coming for him.
532"Witch Hunt"Kevin MockKeto Shimizu & Matthew MaalaOctober 29, 2018 (2018-10-29)T13.210520.94[5]
The Legends wire up the magical detection bones into theWaverider to allow them to track magical fugitives. Constantine joins the Legends as a magical consultant, with their first mission leading them to theSalem Witch Trials. When an innocent woman is accused of witchcraft, her daughter's Fairy Godmother attacks the townsfolk. Zari fights to save the mother, who was executed in the original timeline, while Constantine and the Legends try to separate the daughter and the Fairy Godmother so Constantine can banish her to Hell. However, the Fairy Godmother turns Ray and Mick into pigs and seals Constantine's mouth shut but, when the daughter releases her, the Legends return to normal. Constantine offers the Fairy Godmother the chance to avoid Hell by becoming her new magical conduit, but she refuses, stating that she knows who is after Constantine and would rather go to Hell than anger him. Nate discovers his father is overseeing the committee that funds the Time Bureau and struggles to prove that magic is real to keep the Bureau funded. He is able to do so when Ray turns back to normal in his arms. Ava offers Nate a place at the Bureau and he accepts.
543"Dancing Queen"Kristin WindellJames Eagan & Morgan FaustNovember 5, 2018 (2018-11-05)T13.210530.86[6]
The team tracks another magical fugitive to London, where a new punk rock band called "The Smell" is favored by the Queen. Constantine hypothesizes that the fugitive is a leprechaun and is posing as a member of the band. The team attempts to scope out the band, with Ray earning their trust by stealing one of the Queen's prized corgis, and discovers that, instead of a leprechaun, the fugitive turns out to be a shapeshifter and the band's lead singer,Charlie. Fearing imprisonment, Charlie knocks Ray unconscious (despite him preparing to defend her) and steals his A.T.O.M. suit, using it to try and kill Sara, Zari, Mick, and Constantine when they attempt to catch her and banish her to Hell. Eventually, Ray wakes up and saves the group by deactivating his suit via voice command, leading to Charlie's capture. However as Constantine attempts to banish her, she shapeshifts to resemble each of them, ending with Amaya; she calls them out for not acting like heroes, instilling a sense of sympathy in Zari. Out of annoyance, Constantine casts a spell that renders Charlie unable to shapeshift ever again, leaving her trapped in Amaya's form. They decide to keep her as prisoner on board theWaverider.
554"Wet Hot American Bummer"David GeddesRay Utarnachitt & Tyron B. CarterNovember 12, 2018 (2018-11-12)T13.210540.90[7]
Ava briefly joins the team to help with an investigation into kids disappearing at a summer camp in 1995. The team poses as camp counselors while they track down a swamp creature that has been kidnapping the kids. Ava and Sara take a potion that turns them into children in an attempt to lure out the creature. Charlie attempts to escape theWaverider, but is stopped and comforted by Mick. The team is able to locate the monster, known as aShtriga, and its victims. John uses a spell to banish the Shtriga, but one of the kids remains unresponsive. John uses another spell to give some of his own life force to the child, healing and reviving the child but leaving John close to death. Ray and John are subsequently rescued by the campers. Charlie agrees to help the Legends, officially joining the team, on the condition that they do not lock her up again.Gideon cannot save Constantine, but Ray claims to know someone who might. Nora Darhk is revealed to be working at a Renaissance Faire.
565"Tagumo Attacks!!!"Alexandra La RocheKeto Shimizu & Ubah MohamedNovember 19, 2018 (2018-11-19)T13.210550.91[8]
With Constantine still at death's door, Sara has Gideon look for Nora Darhk in 2018, with Gideon quickly finding a match. Ray goes to find her at a Renaissance Faire to ask for her help in saving Constantine. Nora agrees and is able to use her magic to heal him. Ray tells her to run and not to tell them where she went, but Nora uses the time stone to travel to the Time Bureau, wishing to repent for her actions. The other Legends, meanwhile, investigate a fugitive in 1950s Tokyo, discovered to be a giant octopus creature that has appeared on a film set. The creature, Tagumo, was brought to life by a magical book which used the imagination of filmmakerIshirō Honda. Sara and Charlie manage to partially shrink it, but Tagumo still attacks the set. Mick uses the book and his own imagination to create a heroine namedGarima that battles Tagumo, eventually defeating it. The Legends confiscate the book. The fugitives almost escape the Bureau, but Nate and Gary manage to find a way to contain them with food. Ava joins the Heywood family for Thanksgiving. In secret, Hank tells someone the fugitives are controllable and gives them permission to execute "Project Hades."
576"Tender Is the Nate"Dean ChoePhil Klemmer & Matthew MaalaNovember 26, 2018 (2018-11-26)T13.210560.97[9]
Nate invites Hank to theWaverider and gives him a tour of the ship. The Legends attempt to keep Nate from Charlie, because she looks like Amaya, but fail. TheWaverider detects a fugitive in Paris, 1927. Ray visits the Bureau in an attempt to see Nora, but Ava rejects the visitation, although Time Bureau employeeMona sneaks in a letter to Nora from Ray. Nora refuses to read the letter and triggers her cell alarm. This grabs Ava's attention, who tries to restrain Nora, but they end up getting locked in the prison cell. The Legends are joined byErnest Hemingway to hunt for the fugitive, who appears to be aMinotaur. During the fight with the Minotaur, Hank is injured. Nate and Constantine calm the Minotaur down, but Hemingway attacks it, angering the Minotaur. Nate confronts the Minotaur, who bypasses his Steel powers. Hank picks up a guitar and sings the Minotaur to sleep. Meanwhile, Ray rescues Mona, Ava, and Nora. Ava sees humanity in the prisoners, thanks to Mona. Nate officially leaves the Legends team.
587"Hell No, Dolly!"April MullenGrainne Godfree & Morgan FaustDecember 3, 2018 (2018-12-03)T13.210570.93[10]
The Legends travel to New Orleans in 1856 to track down a fugitive related to a series of murders. Sara, Ava, Ray, and Mick head off to find the fugitive, while John, Zari, and Charlie scope out the local area. Constantine has a history with the city, where his former loverDesmond made a deal with the demonNeron to protect him and was subsequently sentenced to Hell. The team manages to hunt down the serial killerMike the Spike, but his consciousness is transferred into the Martin Stein puppet, which stalks the team. Meanwhile, a group of unidentified men attempt to kidnap aKaupe creature namedKonane from the Time Bureau. Mona interferes and helps Konane escape, but is scratched by him in the process. Constantine travels back to 2018 and changes history so that Desmond does not fall in love with him, but this causes a time wave, freezing the Legends aboard theWaverider, breaking the lock on Charlie's shapeshifting abilities, and transforming Zari into a cat.
598"Legends of To-Meow-Meow"Ben BrayJames Eagan & Ray UtarnachittDecember 10, 2018 (2018-12-10)T13.210581.10[11]
In the new timeline, Constantine never joins the Legends and, as a result, Sara is killed by the unicorn at Woodstock, leading to Mick, Nate, and Ray forming a new, violent version of the Legends called "Custodians of the Chronology." Charlie breaks Constantine out of the Time Bureau and together they return to Woodstock and kill the unicorn. Upon returning to 2018, they discover that Mick, Nate, and Ray have been killed by the Fairy Godmother, while Sara, Ava, and Gideon have formed "Sirens of Space-Time." Another attempt to fix this sees Mick bond with the Fairy Godmother to begin a new criminal career while Sara, Ray, and Nate are now the "Puppets of Tomorrow." After several more failed attempts to fix the timeline result in various other Legends or their allies being killed in increasingly bizarre ways, the restored Zari convinces Constantine to return to New Orleans and restore the original timeline with Desmond. Constantine tells his story to Sara, who agrees to help him battle Neron. Hank is shown golfing with a creature wearing Desmond's face.
609"Lucha de Apuestas"Andrew KaschKeto Shimizu & Tyron B. CarterApril 1, 2019 (2019-04-01)T13.210590.92[12]
Mona is blamed for Konane's escape and fired from the Time Bureau. She evades a mindwiping, meets Konane, and sends him back in time to before he was captured by the Legends. Nate and Zari look into the footage of Konane's escape and find it has been altered by Hank. They recover the original footage from Hank's phone, confirming Mona's version of events. Nate confronts his father, pretending to be on his side. Meanwhile, the rest of the Legends find Konane in 1961 Mexico City working as a professional wrestler named "El Lobo," having overshadowed another wrestler named "El Cura." In order to preserve the timeline, they plan to have El Lobo lose to El Cura in aLucha de Apuestas. Sara confronts Ava about Nate and Zari's suspicions, but she does not believe her and has her team go after Konane. In 1961, El Cura reclaims his old glory by helping the Legends stop the Time Bureau from capturing Konane. Ava breaks up with Sara. Mona is preparing to send Konane back to his time when a Time Bureau agent finds them and shoots Konane dead. An enraged Mona turns into a Kaupe and kills the agent before turning back into a human.
6110"The Getaway"Viet NguyenMatthew Maala & Ubah MohamedApril 8, 2019 (2019-04-08)T13.210600.95[13]
With Ava on leave, Hank assumes Time Bureau directorship and tries to apprehend the Legends. Nate and Zari feign working with him, but secretly help the Legends escape. In 1973, the Legends, while on the run with Mona, remove a roach, an agent ofMa'at, fromRichard Nixon that has left him unable to lie. The roach enters Sara, who blames her breakup with Ava on Mona, causing her to run away. Sara and Constantine follow her and, after a battle with her "Wolfie" form, calm her down, making her part of the Legends. Meanwhile, Gary and Nora are brought in on Nate and Zari's conspiracy. They hack Hank's email, but are interrupted by "Desmond," who informs Hank. Hank realizes Nate has deceived him and uses him to capture the rest of the Legends. The roach enters Nate, who confronts Hank about his feelings, leading to Hank promising to trust the Legends henceforth. At the Bureau, Hank attempts to sever ties with "Desmond," who responds by killing him. In her cell, Nora senses the danger, breaks out, and rushes to Hank. Nate enters the room, finding Nora kneeling over his dead father. She tries to explain herself before using her powers to escape.
6211"Séance and Sensibility"Alexandra La RocheGrainne Godfree & Jackie CaninoApril 15, 2019 (2019-04-15)T13.210610.98[14]
The Legends are at Hank's wake when they get an alert that a magical creature has gone afterJane Austen. The women travel to 1802 and attend a wedding where everyone goes crazy with lust. Zari capturesSanjay, who can cause love and lust with Hindu godKamadeva's ashes, but fails to fix the anachronism. Ray hides Nora onboard theWaverider after she proclaims her innocence in Hank's death. Sanjay uses the ashes to give theWaverider crew intimate dreams. Mona dreams about Konane and gets into a fight with Zari over their differing views on romance. She turns into Wolfie and goes after Austen for making her a romantic, while Zari takes another dose of Sanjay's ashes and captivates Charlie and Sara. Austen talks Mona out of losing control and she rushes to stop Zari from marrying Sanjay. Meanwhile, at the wake, Nate is initially upset with his father and plans to expose him, but later discovers that he was not torturing the magical creatures, but was training them for a theme park Nate had drawn when he was nine. Constantine senses Hank's spirit and pulls it into Mick's body. Hank tells Constantine he has been working with Neron, who then appears, taunting Constantine.
6312"The Eggplant, the Witch & the Wardrobe"Mairzee AlmasMorgan Faust & Daphne MilesApril 22, 2019 (2019-04-22)T13.210620.85[15]
Nate and Ray locate Hank's theme park construction site. Initially wanting the site torn down, Nate eventually changes his mind and has construction continue. The rest of the team discovers Ava has been abducted by Neron. Using Nora's connection to the demon, they track Ava and find her unresponsive. Constantine believes Neron is preparing Ava as his new vessel and agrees to send Sara to reclaim her soul from her personal Purgatory, which takes the form of a supermarket with Ava products. Ava and Sara solve their relationship issues and find a way out. Meanwhile, Charlie, Constantine, and Nora ambush Neron and capture him. Neron tempts Nora with reviving her father if she agrees to become his new vessel, while also revealing he needs a second vessel for someone calledTabitha. Nora seemingly agrees but, when Neron leaves Desmond's body, he is trapped by Nora and Constantine. However, Constantine loses focus when a concerned Ray rushes to the scene, leading to Neron and Nora zapping each other before the former disappears, leaving the latter unresponsive. Desmond wakes up, but leaves Constantine, upset about being sent to Hell. While Constantine believes Neron is dead, the demon is actually now inside Ray.
6413"Egg MacGuffin"Chris TammaroJames Eagan & Tyron B. CarterApril 29, 2019 (2019-04-29)T13.210630.91[16]
Sara tries to get Nate and Zari romantically involved by having them go after a fugitive in 1933. They infiltrate the Adventurers' Society, where Gordon Gilchrist reveals his discovery of a golden egg. After Nazis show up looking for the egg, Ava and Sara join the mission, capture the egg, and bring it onboard theWaverider, where it is revealed as a dragon egg. Meanwhile, Ray discovers Neron is inside him and tries to resist his control. Neron looks to seal the possession by having Ray murder a loved one, first targeting Nora and then Nate. Constantine uses a spell to awaken Nora, who reveals that Neron controls Ray. Neron gains full control of Ray when he offers to stop resisting to save Nate's life. Gary, feeling unappreciated by both the Legends and the Time Bureau, accepts his nipple back from Neron and falls under his control. He and Ray teleport away, taking Constantine with them. Ava recruits Nora as part of the Time Bureau to help take down Neron.
6514"Nip/Stuck"David A. GeddesRay Utarnachitt & Matthew MaalaMay 6, 2019 (2019-05-06)T13.210640.94[17]
Neron threatens to kill Ray unless Constantine opens a portal to hell for Tabitha. The Legends track Constantine to the ice age, but are trapped in an avalanche, while Neron and Constantine relocate to 55 BCStonehenge to meet John's ancestorKing Kon-sten-tyn, a mage responsible for the rift between humans and magical creatures. Constantine confronts his ancestor for threatening to send an innocentPúca to Hell and tries to enlist his help against Neron, but the king has him apprehended for practicing dark arts. The king opens a portal to Hell, which Constantine stabilizes to save the Púca. The Legends work together to break free from the ice and travel to Stonehenge in time to stop Constantine from killing Neron and condemning Ray to an eternity in Hell. Constantine decides to save Ray and enters the portal, which Neron then uses to bring out Tabitha, revealed as the Fairy Godmother. Meanwhile, Gary uses his nipple's hypnotizing powers to take over the Time Bureau. Mona turns into Wolfie and bites the nipple off before Neron and Tabitha arrive. Tabitha turns Wolfie back into Mona, whom she, Neron, and Gary then kidnap. Nora chases after them while Ava alerts the Legends.
6615"Terms of Service"April MullenGrainne Godfree & Ubah MohamedMay 13, 2019 (2019-05-13)T13.210650.99[18]
The Legends' attempt to reclaim the Time Bureau is interrupted when Tabitha begins granting Gary's wishes, occupying Ava, Mick, Nate, and Sara. Neron launches a phone app to track magical creatures, using Mona to publicly prove their existence. Charlie and Zari discover that anyone who downloads the app surrenders their soul to Neron. After regrouping at Zari's childhood home, they infiltrate the Time Bureau to save the magical creatures that Neron plans to use to create buzz for his app. The creatures are saved, but Charlie is captured. Tabitha is freed from having to obey Gary when she tricks Nora into becoming the new fairy godmother. Gary accepts the Legends' apologies and sends his fairy godmother, not realizing it is now Nora, to Hell to save Constantine and Ray. Meanwhile, Constantine discovers Neron is attempting to take over Hell. He seeks out theTriumvirate and offers to stop Neron from usurping them in exchange for the souls ofAstra and Ray. Having to choose between the two, Constantine chooses Astra. However, Astra, having grown up in Hell, turns him down and leaves him to be tortured. Meanwhile, the dragon egg, accidentally left in Zari's home, hatches in young Zari's possession.
6716"Hey, World!"Kevin MockPhil Klemmer & Keto ShimizuMay 20, 2019 (2019-05-20)T13.210661.05[19]
Neron and Tabitha cause mass panic by turning Charlie into Tagumo in public. The Legends save Charlie, who reveals that Neron wants to unleash Hell on Earth by opening a portal powered by fear. Meanwhile, Nora saves Constantine and they recover Ray's soul from the "Soul Exchange" with Astra's help. They return to Earth, but Ray is stuck until Neron leaves his body. Seeing how popular her dragon has made young Zari inspires the Legends to open Heyworld, Hank's theme park. Neron and Tabitha crash the opening and, when Tabitha is eaten by Zari's dragon, Neron uses the crowd's fear to open the portal. Constantine and Nate trick Neron into killing Nate, therefore breaking his word to Ray. Neron is ejected from Ray's body and killed by Constantine, who then closes the portal and revives Ray. Nate reunites with his father in the afterlife before being revived with Tabitha's staff, powered by love. By teaching tolerance, the Legends erase the dystopian 2042 from history, resulting in Zari being replaced by her previously dead brotherBehrad with only Nate sensing that something has changed. In hell, Astra offers the 16 evil souls that she secretly stole from the Soul Exchange a second chance.

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Production

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Development

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At theTelevision Critics Association winter press tour in January 2018,The CW presidentMark Pedowitz said he was "optimistic" and "confident" aboutArrow and the otherArrowverse shows returning next season, but added that it was too soon to announce anything just yet.[47] On April 2, The CW renewed the series for its fourth season.[48]Marc Guggenheim stepped down as co-showrunner at the end of the third season, with co-showrunnerPhil Klemmer originally set to emerge as sole showrunner for the fourth season. However,Keto Shimizu ultimately replaced Guggenheim as co-showrunner, to serve alongside Klemmer for this season. Guggenheim, the series' co-developer along with Klemmer, remained involved as an executive consultant.[49][50]

Writing

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Phil Klemmer said thatMallus, theBig Bad of the third season, was "a sort of bellwether of bad guys to come in Season 4", which he said would go deep into the "world of fantastic myths and monsters",[51] without abandoning the time travel nature of the series.[52] He also said the season would further explore the Time Bureau, which was introduced in season three.[53] Klemmer added that at least one of the Legends would "break bad" in the season.[52]Tala Ashe, who joined the series asZari Tomaz during the third season, said the fourth season would further explore the character's backstory, in addition to the prejudice andxenophobia experienced by her.[54]Courtney Ford, who recurred in the third season asDamien Darhk's daughterNora, hoped the fourth season would explore what the character is without the influence of her father and Mallus.[55] Klemmer compared Neron, the season's Big Bad, to technology entrepreneurElon Musk, calling him a "disruptor" in Hell, similar to how Musk affected transportation withTesla electric cars.[56] Originally, the character ofHank Heywood was designed as the Big Bad of the season, however, when the writers sawTom Wilson's performance and got to know him as a person, the character was rewritten as more sympathetic and likable. The original plan of turningNate Heywood into a more sinister character because of his father was also abandoned in favor of a plotline where Hank is turned instead.[57]

Casting

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Main cast membersBrandon Routh,Caity Lotz,Amy Louise Pemberton,Dominic Purcell,Nick Zano, and Tala Ashe return from previous seasons asRay Palmer / Atom,Sara Lance / White Canary,Gideon,Mick Rory / Heat Wave, Nate Heywood / Steel, and Zari Tomaz, respectively.[58][59]Maisie Richardson-Sellers, who playedAmaya Jiwe / Vixen in seasons two and three, also returned as a series regular,[60] portraying a new character namedCharlie, one of the season's magical fugitives.[61] While Sellers spoke with an American accent when playing Amaya,[62] she speaks with her native British accent when playing Charlie.[63] In July 2018,Ramona Young was added to the main cast as Alaska Yu,[23] though her character was ultimately namedMona Wu.[64]Matt Ryan,Jes Macallan andCourtney Ford, who recurred in the third season asJohn Constantine,Ava Sharpe and Nora Darhk respectively, were promoted to regular status for the fourth season.[65][66][67]

Keiynan Lonsdale, who portrayedWally West / Kid Flash as a regular in the latter half of the third season, did not return in the same capacity for the fourth season.[68] He cited his reason being his desire to seek other acting opportunities.[69] This is the first season not to featureArthur Darvill, who starred asRip Hunter in the first two seasons, and recurred in the third season.[70] It is also the first not to featureVictor Garber andFranz Drameh, who starred asMartin Stein andJefferson Jackson respectively, in the previous seasons.[71] This was the last season where Tala Ashe portrayed Zari Tomaz as a main character. She would return in a reduced capacity in future seasons while a new version of Zari from an altered timeline was introduced in thefifth season.

Filming

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Production for the season began on July 5, 2018, inVancouver,[72] and concluded on January 25, 2019.[73]

Music

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On April 16, 2019,WaterTower Music released "I Surrender", a single from the episode "Séance and Sensibility" for free. The single was performed by actors Tala Ashe, Sachin Bhatt, Ramona Young, Brandon Routh, Courtney Ford, Caity Lotz, and Maisie Richardson-Sellers.[74]

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The main cast of the season as well as Phil Klemmer attendedSan Diego Comic-Con on July 21, 2018, to promote the season.[75] On October 15, 2018, Routh released a mock political ad on his Twitter page, voiced by Zano. The ad jokingly claimed thatArrow,The Flash, andSupergirl were trying to keep attention away fromLegends of Tomorrow, followed by many headlines as well as real and fake quotes praising the series.[76]

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Broadcast

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On June 20, 2018,The CW released its fall schedule, revealing that the series would move from the 8:00 pm Monday time-slot to the 9:00 pm time-slot, to serve as the lead-out toArrow. The season began airing in the United States on The CW on October 22, 2018.[77]

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The season was made available for streaming onNetflix in late May 2019.[78]

Reception

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Ratings

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Viewership and ratings per episode ofLegends of Tomorrow season 4
No.TitleAir dateRating/share
(18–49)
Viewers
(millions)
DVR
(18–49)
DVR viewers
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Total
(18–49)
Total viewers
(millions)
1"The Virgin Gary"October 22, 20180.3/11.00[4]0.41.030.72.03[79]
2"Witch Hunt"October 29, 20180.3/10.94[5]0.30.880.61.82[80]
3"Dancing Queen"November 5, 20180.3/10.86[6]0.30.930.61.79[81]
4"Wet Hot American Bummer"November 12, 20180.3/10.90[7]0.30.750.61.65[82]
5"Tagumo Attacks!!!"November 19, 20180.3/10.91[8]0.30.840.61.75[83]
6"Tender Is the Nate"November 26, 20180.3/10.97[9]0.30.790.61.76[84]
7"Hell No, Dolly!"December 3, 20180.3/10.93[10]0.30.850.61.78[85]
8"Legends of To-Meow-Meow"December 10, 20180.4/21.10[11]0.30.740.71.84[86]
9"Lucha de Apuestas"April 1, 20190.2/10.92[12]0.30.740.51.66[87]
10"The Getaway"April 8, 20190.3/10.95[13]0.20.620.51.57[88]
11"Séance and Sensibility"April 15, 20190.3/10.98[14]0.20.590.51.57[89]
12"The Eggplant, the Witch & the Wardrobe"April 22, 20190.2/10.85[15]0.30.630.51.48[90]
13"Egg MacGuffin"April 29, 20190.3/20.91[16]0.20.590.51.48[91]
14"Nip/Stuck"May 6, 20190.3/10.94[17]0.20.570.51.51[92]
15"Terms of Service"May 13, 20190.3/10.99[18]0.20.550.51.54[93]
16"Hey, World!"May 20, 20190.3/11.05[19]0.20.510.51.56[94]

Critical response

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Thereview aggregation websiteRotten Tomatoes reports a 95% approval rating for the fourth season, with an average rating of 7.99/10 based on 94 reviews.[95]

Accolades

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Award nominations forLegends of Tomorrow, season 4
YearAwardCategoryNominee(s)ResultRef.
2019Teen Choice AwardsChoice TV Show: ActionLegends of TomorrowNominated[96]
Choice TV Actor: ActionBrandon RouthNominated[96]

Notes

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  1. ^Routh plays Neron from "Egg MacGuffin" onward.[20]
  2. ^Richardson-Sellers is first credited in the main cast in "Wet Hot American Bummer" after previously making a guest appearance in "Dancing Queen".
  3. ^Ford is first credited in the main cast in "Wet Hot American Bummer" after previously making a guest appearance in "The Virgin Gary".
  4. ^Young is first credited in "Dancing Queen."
  5. ^Ryan is listed among the main cast in season four but credited in the opening titles as special appearance. Ryan also portraysKing Kon-sten-tyn.[21]

References

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