[S1E2] Pilot (2)

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If there was any doubt this was meant to be a two hour pilot, this hour picked up right after DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 1 Episode 1 with the whole team heading off to Norway to see what's what with the nuclear bomb.

\"Pilot, Part 2\"InformationSeason 1 Episode 2Episode number2 of 110Original airdateJanuary 28, 2016Written byMarc GuggenheimPhil KlemmerGreg BerlantiAndrew KreisbergDirected byGlen WinterChronologyPreceded by\"Pilot, Part 1\"Followed by\"Blood Ties\"Images\"Pilot, Part 2\" is the second episode of the first season of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and the second episode overall. It aired on January 28, 2016.It is the second half of the two-part pilot.

Director Chris plays Rufus Heal, a dashing pilot reduced to a desk job solving German codes in a top secret Allied facility after losing his leg, assisted by uptight Englishwoman Valerie Sky and French codebreaker Camille, under the watchful eye of Wing Commander Wickham. They also find a part suitable for Dennis' dubious skills - a telegraph machine. Will they crack the code and unmask the spy in their midst in time to win the Vietnam war

Tropes in this episode include: Afraid of Blood: Hurley repeatedly tells Jack that he's not good around blood. Sure enough, he faints after Jack pulls the shrapnel out of the Marshal. Bears Are Bad News: The group with the transceiver are attacked by a very aggressive polar bear, which Sawyer has to shoot dead. Captain Obvious: After Sawyer shoots the polar bear, Shannon points out that polar bears don't live in the jungle. Charlie lampshades this with a deadpan \"Spot on.\" Comically Missing the Point: After Sawyer shoots a polar bear.Kate: Where did that come fromSawyer: Probably Bear Village. How the hell do I knowKate: Not the bear, the gun. Establishing Character Moment: Locke speaks for the first time when he introduces Walt to backgammon, showing how intelligent he is while also having an air of mystery to him. Establishing Series Moment: Continuing from the introduction of the Monster, which showed that this is not an ordinary island, the survivors find a polar bear in the middle of the jungle. Fanservice: Kate strips off in the ocean. Interestingly, Sun is the character we see gawking, although it's implied to be because she's jealous of Kate's freedom to show off her body, while she remains under the thumb of the domineering Jin, who orders her to keep her top shirt button closed. Feeling the Baby Kick: Claire is worried because her baby hasn't moved since the crash. After eating a piece of fish Jin offers her the baby suddenly starts moving again. She's delighted to know the baby is okay and grabs Jin's hand so he can feel. Flashback: The ones in this half of the pilot show Charlie snorting heroin in the plane's bathroom just before the crash and revealing that Kate was the prisoner of the US Marshal. Foreshadowing: Locke's description of Backgammon refers to a central conflict of the series, the true nature of which won't come to light for several seasons:\"Two players. Two sides. One is light. One is dark.\" Hope Spot: When Sayid manages to pick up a signal on the radio, and they start hearing a transmission in French.Charlie: It's French! The French are coming! I've never been so happy to hear the French! Innocently Insensitive: Having failed to find Vincent, Michael tells Walt that he'll get him another dog. Intergenerational Friendship: Locke and Walt start to strike up one of these as they play Backgammon together. Jerkass: Sawyer. He attacks Sayid and accuses him of being a terrorist who caused the plane crash, and is generally confrontional and abrasive towards all of the other survivors, while playing Commander Contrarian to all of Jack's ideas for how to get them rescued. Language Barrier: Michael tries to ask Sun and Jin for help finding Walt when he wanders off, but since they don't speak English, this is of no help. This Is Gonna Suck: After getting just a small taste of the mystery of the island, Charlie closes the pilot by saying \"Guys...where are we\" Wham Line: After Sawyer shoots the bear.Kate: Guys, this isn't just a... bear. That's a polar bear. Two in connection with the French woman's message:Shannon: (translating) It killed them... it killed them all.

You can watch the pilot of many shows and know everything that will happen leading up to the first season finale. Additionally, you can watch a pilot or the first couple of episodes and every nuance of a series seems obvious. 781b155fdc