I think the writers just did such a great job with that, and I thought they were really bold in the way that we filmed it.

I almost felt like I was back on the original show in the way that we filmed it and the blood and everything. That scene in episode 13 where John is beating the s- out of John, it was so satisfying to film. It's almost been like the greatest send-off as well. What has been it like exploring that as John? The back half of this season has taken John down a dark path as he has grappled with this addiction to magic and the blood potion. Gwyn Davies, 'an eccentric scientist from the early 20th century who may prove to be a pivotal ally for the chaotic time-travelers,' according to the character description. As revealed at San Diego Comic-Con last month, Ryan is returning as a completely different and new character in season 7: Dr. While this marks the end of Ryan's run as Constantine on Legends and in the Arrowverse, the actor himself isn't going anywhere. At least, he shared an emotional goodbye with both Astra (Olivia Swann) and Zari 2.0 ( Tala Ashe) before the fountain absorbed him. Unfortunately, Bishop double-crossed him and added deadly poison it, which killed him. Bishop promised to make John a serum that would force the Fountain of Imperium - which was revealed to be an alien charged with protecting Earth from invasive alien species - deem him worthy of drinking from it. Matt Ryan's trench-coat loving nasty piece of work died in Sunday's episode of DC's Legends of Tomorrow after a deal with Bishop (Raffi Barsoumian) went oh so very bad. Warning: The following contains spoilers Sunday's DC's Legends of Tomorrow, titled 'There Will Be Brood.'

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