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Happy #NationalComingOutDay to all of our wonderful, supportive fans! No matter how you identify or where you are in your queer journey, know that you can always be yourself with the Legends! 🏳️‍🌈

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— Caity Lotz, Captain Sara Lance 🛸

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GARY IS AN ALIEN!? I Repeat: Gary Green is an Actual Alien!!! 👽🛸

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We were casually taking a nap in a bed of Beebo dolls when we heard that we were renewed for season 6. So here’s us waking up from our nap and saying thank you to all the fans that decide to jump on the crazy train with us @TheCW_Legends #whytheFnot

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Gary & Gideon.

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Why Legends of Tomorrow’s Depiction of Male Friendship Matters | Den of Geek

More TV shows could learn from the way Legends of Tomorrow lets male best friends Nate and Ray love each other.

"Most importantly, perhaps, the relationship between Nate and Ray is never treated as silly, or played as the butt of a joke. They’re not mocked for their feelings, and their emotional moments are never belittled by characters within the narrative. And while their affection is obvious enough to provide endless grist for fanfiction writers, the show itself doesn’t use their connection to queerbait audiences into expecting a romance that will never come. Heck, this is Legends of Tomorrow. If Nate and Ray felt that kind of way about each other—or were even vaguely curious—this is the show that would probably just go for it, after all."