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DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Drops Season 6 Trailer

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Season 6 isn’t exactly starting tomorrow -but it is starting soon. Thankfully, the Powers-That-Be have released a new trailer, showcasing the new season.…

Nathan FranklinBy Nathan FranklinApril 11, 20212 Mins Read
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DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Season 6 isn’t exactly starting tomorrow -but it is starting soon.

Thankfully, the Powers-That-Be have released a new trailer, showcasing the new season. Fans are no doubt eager to learn just what happened to Sara Lance after she was abducted by aliens in the Season 5 finale. The trailer shows that this is set to be answered – among other things.

Check out the new Legends of Tomorrow trailer below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPA2QuWCkYQ

Co-Showrunner Phil Klemmer has implied that Season 6 is very character-focused. “Not having to understand who our villains are on any kind of emotional scale means we can focus on the emotional stories of our characters”, he states in a 2020 Entertainment Weekly interview. Despite this, fans can expect to see “motley assortment” of aliens as the Legends attempt to rescue Sara from her captors.

The CW is evidently fond of Legends of Tomorrow. Arrow ended with its eighth season in 2019, while Supergirl is concluding with its upcoming fifth season due to low ratings. In comparison to the latter, Legends of Tomorrow is already renewed for a seventh season as of February 2021. Alongside this, fellow Arrowverse shows Superman & Lois and Batwoman have also received orders for the next TV Season.

Legends of Tomorrow is victim to COVID-inflicted production postponement. Filming was initially thought to begin on October 5, 2020 in Burnaby, British Columbia. By September that year, however, the shooting was suspended because of COVID-19 test results delays. Filming eventually began on October 8, 2020 and is expected to conclude May 10 this year.

Fans can finally see the fruits of this labor on May 2, 2021 when Season 6 premieres on the CW. Here’s hoping for a quality 15-episode run.

What do you think of the Legends of Tomorrow Season 6 trailer? What do you really want to see happen during this season? What’s going to happen to Sara Lance? Share your thoughts on the upcoming season in the comments below!

 

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