The episode begins with Harrison Wells being interrogated by Barry. Wells reveals that neither was able to defeat the other, until he discovered Barry’s identity and traveled back to kill him. He reveals that Barry traveled back and saved his young self. He finally admits to killing Barry’s mother, since he figured it would weaken… Continue reading The Flash Finale Recap
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The Flash: Rogue Air Review
The episode begins with Dr. Wells (Tom Cavanagh) speaking to Eddie Thawne (Rick Cosnett) about taking back everything that has been taken from them. Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) meets Iris West (Candice Patton) and attempts to convince her that they’ll be able to find Eddie. After a message from Cisco (Carlos Valdes), Barry returns to… Continue reading The Flash: Rogue Air Review
The Flash: Grodd Lives Recap
The episode begins with Iris West (Candice Patton) speaking about Barry and his secret, before Barry (Grant Gustin) and Joe are grilled by the Captain about Eddie Thawne (Rick Cosnett). Iris reports the Man in Yellow’s behavior to Barry. Despite Iris’s concerns, Barry insists The Flash is likely doing everything he can. A bunch of… Continue reading The Flash: Grodd Lives Recap
The Flash: Who is Harrison Wells? Recap and Review
The episode begins with the group getting together and planning their next move against Wells. Joe suggests going back to the beginning, Starling City. Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker) is asked to cover for Cisco, while he is away. Meanwhile, Nina (Atlin Mitchell) is shown potentially stealing jewelry. She is interviewed by Eddie Thawne (Rick Cosnett),… Continue reading The Flash: Who is Harrison Wells? Recap and Review
The Flash: All Star Team Up
This episode of The Flash starts with about 30 arrests and The Flash being cocky, before Lindsay Kang (Theresa Wong) enters her car and is destroyed by a bunch of bees. Barry (Grant Gustin), Joe and Eddie investigate the attack, before Joe insists Barry needs to remain on good terms with Wells. At Star Labs,… Continue reading The Flash: All Star Team Up
The Flash: Rogue Time Review
When the show opens, The Flash is urged by Cisco to hurry up and return to the morgue, despite already being there earlier. Again, they repeat the same events and investigate the coroners death once again. At the lab, Wells questions Barry about his time lapse. He suggests any change could result in a major… Continue reading The Flash: Rogue Time Review
The Flash: Fallout Review
The Flash (Grant Gustin) is able to escape the explosion and get Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker) to safety. Cisco (Carlos Valdes) and Dr. Wells (Tom Cavanagh) inform the pair that there is no radiation, despite the explosion. The pair return to Ronnie (Robbie Amell), who seems to have returned to his normal self. Dr. Martin… Continue reading The Flash: Fallout Review
The Flash: The Nuclear Man Review
The episode begins with Barry going on a romantic date with Linda Park (Malese Jow). Meanwhile, Ronnie Raymond (Robbie Amell) confronts his old professor, Quentin Quale (Bill Dow). Raymond pleads for Quale’s help, since he knows all about explosives. Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes) is pulled away from a casual meeting with Barry and Caitlin Snow… Continue reading The Flash: The Nuclear Man Review
The Flash: Crazy for You Review
The episode opens, with The Flash (Grant Gustin) rescuing a couple from a car explosion. This time the pair know who the Flash is and thank him. When he returns to STAR Labs, Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes) insists it is okay that Barry got the suit dirty, since he saved a couple. Caitlin Snow (Danielle… Continue reading The Flash: Crazy for You Review
The Flash: The Sound and the Fury Review
The show opens, with a collaboration between The Flash (Grant Gustin) and Dr. Wells (Tom Cavanagh), which ends in the arrest of some motorcycle criminals. When Barry returns to STAR Labs, Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes) suggests celebrating with a picture. Despite initial arguments, Barry takes the picture, with his mask off. Barry runs into Iris… Continue reading The Flash: The Sound and the Fury Review