I know this episode has gotten a ridiculous amount of hate since its air date, i think all that is way overblown. Season 4 as a whole is ridiculous already so this episode fits pretty well. But towards the end after killer frost stops amunet black, iris talks her down from killing her. Killer frost then tells Amunet “get out of here.” like what?? Let her get arrested?? Did I miss something?? this is genuinely blowing my mind, i’m dying laughing during my rewatch, because why would she just let her go. lmfao

like just think about it

S4E23 showed that it was indeed ralphs body, and ralph took it back. but since Devoe had all those powers IN that same body, wouldnt ralph have it all too?

I was thinking the other day they never showed them feeding the prisoners in the pipeline but there is a deleted scene that show Caitlin bringing food down to the pipeline so they did feed them it just never showed it on tv

Sé que lo que voy a decir es bastante polémico, y que la mayoría no va a estar de acuerdo. Pero vi esta serie mas de 5 veces y defiendo mi postura.

Entiendo cómo se sintió Barry al descubrir que su propia hija trabajaba con quien asesinó a su madre, pero no me pareció que haya tomado la decisión correcta. Iris, como "madre", tenía todo el derecho de AL MENOS poder despedirse, pero también de participar en la toma de una decisión como esa. Enviar a tu hija al futuro es una decisión que puede conllevar muchas consecuencias, de las cuales Barry debía saber teniendo en cuenta que conoce cómo funciona la línea temporal. Hacer eso pudo haber eliminado a Nora de la existencia por cualquier cosa que pase después, como la pelea de Barry y Iris si se volvía más grave. Claramente ella iba a tener que volver a su tiempo en algún momento, solo que se suponía que Iris iba a poder despedirse. Vi mucha gente diciendo "igualmente la va a volver a ver en el futuro", sí (en realidad, tal vez), pero ella ya había desarrollado un vínculo con su hija y le había agarrado mucho cariño, no se puede pretender que ella siga con su vida normal sabiendo que de repente desapareció y se fue décadas al futuro, sin poder despedirse y simplemente teniendo que aceptar que no la va a volver a ver hasta no solo que nazca, sino hasta que vuelva a cumplir esa edad. No era tan díficil entender que Iris merece ser parte de lo que decidan para Nora, que era tan fácil como consultarle y debatirlo, antes de decidirlo.

Además, me parece muy abándonico de parte de Barry que apenas ve algo que no le gusta decide enviarla lo más lejos posible. Pudo haber hecho muchísimas otras cosas, pero eligió hacer lo que hizo. Simplemente no estoy de acuerdo.

I know many of y’all have strong feelings about Barry and Iris.

But I love them.

I’m rewatching The Flash and would love to know if any of you all have fanfics that you’ve saved!

Maybe they could have gone over certain decades and it didn’t even have to be a villain doing it. It was a fun episode though it did have a couple problems. I do wonder why it was set so late in the season.

I'm on season 8 ep 9 phantoms and I love Deon. His powers are amazing being a primordial force like his siblings. I also like how he's helping Iris. Anybody else likes the character?

Hey guys, I created a fanedit of the whole reverse flash timeline up until he’s killed in season 1. Everything after that I dont focus on bc to me his stuff in LOT is a completely different story. I’m not even gonna acknowledge the Earth X stuff lol.

My current structure with this is as follows:

- Thawne travels back to 2016 where he first finds out the timeline flash is from

- He kidnaps Mcgee and forces her to create the tachyon device

- Barry stops him and imprisons him in SL

- Thawne finds out about Cisco and Harrison Wells

- Barry sends him back to his timeline (he doesn’t know his name yet)

THIS IS WHERE IM CONFUSED

The next logical scene to add here is him going back to kill younger Barry for the first time right? Since it’s just assumed he finds out his name?

- He fails at killing younger Barry, kills Nora

- He is told by Gideon he’s trapped after killing Nora

- He takes Wells identity and then the events of season 1 are edited in order from there.

I have two questions:

1. Is that the right starting scene? Or should I include the 2000 bar meeting? Or a scene with the original flash timeline? Or should I include the Flashpoint episode meeting?

2. How many instances of Nora’s death should I include? I have 2 rn but I’m thinking 3 would be more accurate?

This whole edit is done I just need those two questions answered. I’ll post after it’s complete should come in around 1-1 1/2 hours roughly.

Thanks for any help. Please lmk if I have to clarify any points. It essentially flows from s2-s1 and ends when Barry goes into the Black hole.

the thing is someone will buy this ring one day.

of course the show was dying before that. but every single wells from the seasons were almost as important as the flash. they stuck out more as a main-ish character. and the fact that the last time we see harry is when he starts regaining his intelligence. just a sad thought

I bought the grant gustin ring and i received it yesterday and i now realise that its the wrong size, is there anything i can really do?

This is my first experience with dc so i didn’t have my hopes up but this show so far has been so interesting. I just want to start off by saying… THEY KILLED CISCOOOOOOOO WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS😭😭. And the reveal of dr.wells being the reverse flash to the lab is shocking, Christine seeing that empty wheelchair will always be my favorite part of the episode. And Barry finally got to run through time (I’m ready to see how that works out later on) and about the relationship between iris and Barry that has taken a turn, with iris being inlove with Barry while the both of them in relationship I think the family might crumble because they knew each other since they were kids and Joe west was iris and Barry’s dad (Barry’s dad in a similar way) so I think it will be weird and that will cause some tension between the fam but overall it could be a good story to see get explored

I know that going back in time and changing an event will affect the future, and when Barry Allen went back in time to save his mom, it affected his future. When he tried to put everything back together by having the Reverse Flash murder his mother, everything wasn’t back to how it was.

Instead of having RF kill his mother, why didn’t he go back a little further in time before Barry stopped RF so he can prevent past self from ever stopping RF from murdering his mother?

Like let’s say the timeline is basically dominos, and when you add one event, you change the trajectory of the timeline. So instead of adding another event (Barry asking RF to kill his mother), why not just take the event away so it’ll be like it never happened?

It’s a dumb question, but to me it kinda makes sense. You add another event with something, then you prevent that something from ever happening in the first place?

Im a first time watcher and i used to be very annoyed with Barry’s obsession with not wanting to kill particularly when the threat he had to deal with was so intense and really warranted that kind of drastic action. I thought it was some sort of super hero superior morality complex. Im starting to understand that, it might be linked to Barry’s complicated relationship with death due to his trauma caused by loosing his mom at such a young age but also watching so many other people he cared for get killed as a young adult.

So it makes sense that killing is such a huge deal to Barry and a line he denied himself from crossing. And i understand better now why the others (Iris, Caithlin etc) were so supportive of his decision to never kill. They might’ve understood how traumatized he was and had a deep compassion for him.

Personally, I liked it. It was easier on the eyes

Why is it that in Out of Time, Barry replaces his past self when he travels through time but in other episodes his past self still exists?

Mi pareja es súper fan del flash interpretado por Grant Gustin y le quería regalar un funko autografiado pero no conseguí uno de la serie
Solo tengo dos opciones que cuestan casi lo mismo (los únicos que encontré firmados por Grant que entran en mi presupuesto) solo que el primero cuesta un poco más por el envío ¿cuál debería elegir?!

After he pretended Gunn would stick around only to pull the rug from under us, all I can think of is this.

It's from central intelligence

Sorry for the delay, had a rough weekend :(

I read that James Gunn really wanted to bring Grant Gustin back as the flash but I really don’t think it can happen now that he and Peter stepped down as heads of DC.