Legends of Tomorrow (2016-2021)

Following the likes of Flash and Arrow, in 2016 The CW added time travel to the DC mix with the action-comedy Legends of Tomorrow. Airing for seven seasons and building a huge cult following, our witty protagonist was Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill), a Time Master who gets super upset when his boss Vandal Savage (Casper Crump) kills his wife and son. To make sure that didn't actually happen, Rip steals a time traveling ship called The Waverider and decides to recruit some superheroes to stop Savage from ever rising to power. Does he recruit the best of the best? Absolutely not! In fact, because he needs his teammates to not have made a giant impact on history, he intentionally recruits a rag-tag gang of lesser-powered heroes. As Savage flees through time, our superheroes have to chase after him, which means that episodes involve them working alongside the real Rosie the Riveter in the 1940's, fighting Samurais in Feudal Japan, dealing with the ramifications of a T-Rex time traveling into their world, and even crossing over with some of the bigger DC heroes. The show would've been legendary if it had full-frontal, but since it's on The CW the best we could do is shirtlessness. If you were a big Prison Break fan, you'll probably appreciate that Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller both appear, with Dominic stripped down and tortured alongside Brandon Routh, who is playing The Atom, not Superman, while Wentworth ends up making out with Russell Tovey. Break us off a piece of that, anytime! Falk Hentschel is Hawkman. Sorry to gawk, man, but those abs on your long and lean body are truly elite! Arthur Darvill and Nick Gracer have a showdown in a bathhouse, fighting in nothing but their towels. That's sure to give you a good time in your trousers. Throw in Nick Zano getting straddled by a babe and more, and it's clear that Legends of Tomorrow is a show you should follow! Or a DVD you should borrow!