In this episode of Clockworks we look back over season one of Legion and talk about the big ideas we think this season has been about.
Jeff Russo wrote the score for Legion, and he agreed to sit down with us and talk about the music of Legion, his approach to writing music for a tv series, his love of Pink Floyd, and more.
Dennie Gordon directed fan favourite episode 7 of Legion, and we’re thrilled that she agreed to sit down with Paul and chat about that episode, and about Legion in general.
In this episode of Clockworks we look back and talk about the major characters and their development throughout this first season.
In the season finale of Legion Division 3 reappears, the Summerland team try to get rid of the Shadow King for good, David flies, and Jermaine Clement sings!
In the seventh episode of Legion, everything is completely bonkers, and we get more answers. David meets his rational mind and draws some pictures on a chalkboard, Lenny is a silent movie star, and we say goodbye to Walter.
In the sixth episode of Legion, we’re back in a mental hospital, Lenny tips her hand to David and expresses herself through dance.
David is acting completely out of character in the fifth episode of Legion. He visits Division 3, and we come full circle, back to where it all began.
In the fourth episode of Legion, Syd searches for the truth while David convalesces on the Astral Plane, and motherflippin’ Jemaine Clement is on our tv screens!
In the third episode of Legion, Division 3 begins interrogating Amy, Melanie wants unfiltered access to David’s mind, and what DID the stars say?
In the second episode of Legion David does some memory work. He knows where he’s going, but he doesn’t know where he’s been.
In the first episode of Legion David Haller has trouble knowing what is real, and so do we.
In this episode of Clockworks, Paul and Jan introduce themselves, why they love Legion, and what to expect from this podcast.