‘Legends of Tomorrow’ season 2’s episode 6, entitled “Outlaw Country”, will find the team retreating to the Wild West to escape the evil Reverse-Flash. They then reunite with ally Jonah Hex in order to take down the villainous Quentin Turnbull before he takes over the West.
The synopsis for “Outlaw Country” posted on Comic Book Movie stated, “The Legends are still reeling from the news that their time travel-nemesis is a speedster when they are alerted to an Aberration in the Old West. When the Legends arrive they find their old friend Jonah Hex (guest star Johnathon Schaech) in trouble with his arch-nemesis, Quentin Turnbull (guest star Jeff Fahey).
The team soon discovers that they need to stop Turnbull and his gang from conquering the West and branding it his own lawless territory. To Hex’s surprise, Sara (Caity Lotz) is in charge and dispatches the team.
Rory (Dominic Purcell) is ecstatic to be in the Wild West, but Sara makes Amaya (Maisie Richardson-Sellers) work with him to keep him on task, which is easier said than done. Meanwhile, Nate (Nick Zano), Ray (Brandon Routh) and Jax (Franz Drameh) try to infiltrate Turnball’s gang, but find themselves in a shootout leaving Nate’s confidence shaken.”
The Legends retreat to the Old West to escape the Reverse-Flash, who has revealed himself to be their archnemesis. There, they encounter an old friend Jonah Hex, who recruits the team to take on Turnbull and his wicked gang. The team separates with Amaya pairing up with Rory, and with Nate, Jax, and Ray trying to infiltrate Turnbull's gang with difficulties.
According to International Business Times, executive producer Marc Guggenheim praised Schaech’s performance as the iconic Jonah Hex saying, “He’s terrific. Johnathon is an amazing Jonah Hex… I would say [that it’s] very, very faithful to the comics’ incarnation with a touch [of] more sass, a little bit more attitude.”
‘Legends of Tomorrow’ season 2’s episode 6, entitled “Outlaw Country”, is scheduled to air on The CW on November 17, 2016. It was directed by Cherie Nowlan and written by Matthew Maala and Chris Fedak.
