I definitely agree with some of the problems with last night's episode.It feels like they phoned this one in.
Caitlin becomes Killer Frost, but Barry is able to reach out to her to help Wally. Unfortunately, there's now a chasm between Barry and Cisco, which IMPO shouldn't last long.
Predictably, Julian is revealed as Alchemy. He's blackmailed Barry into resigning to protect Caitlin, but by the end of the season, Barry will have his job back, Julian will be exposed, and we'll all yawn.
I guess you missed the episode right before this one ?Wait when did Cisco get beef with Barry again? I thought they had started to get back to being normal but now all of a sudden they are back to being "not friends" like their Lex and Clark from Smallville. Did I miss something?
I guess you missed the episode right before this one ?
To me, this is the biggest problem with the current season of The Flash: the show is trying to force unwanted drama through the events of Flashpoint (something that really shouldn't been done in the first place due to the reasons that I explained in the first page). By making Cisco all emo over his brother's death (an accident that probably would have still happened even if Barry didn't mess with the timeline), the writers are depriving the show of one of the main elements that made it entertaining in the first place.Way to go Flash you made Cisco so annoying you've made Felicity seem likable in comparison.
And being reminding of all this terrible forced drama, complaining about Barry changing the timeline while the Legends do it on a weekly basis. Or the fact that if it wasn't for Flashpoint the world would have been destroyed entirely. They're not even doing anything this is slowly becoming every non repetitive thing I hate about the Arrowverse.
It's only a finale for Supergirl. The rest of the shows will have one more new episode next week before the Xmas break.I'm assuming this 4-parter is the mid-season finale for all 4 shows?
To me, this is the biggest problem with the current season of The Flash: the show is trying to force unwanted drama through the events of Flashpoint (something that really shouldn't been done in the first place due to the reasons that I explained in the first page). By making Cisco all emo over his brother's death (an accident that probably would have still happened even if Barry didn't mess with the timeline), the writers are depriving the show of one of the main elements that made it entertaining in the first place.
I think he was more upset with the fact that Barry mucked up the timeline and unknowingly effected all their lives then he is that the gender of his kid was changed.I don't understand why Diggle is upset that the timeline changed the gender of his child, and acting like he lost the child. Maybe it's because I spend a lot of time with my 2 year old tomboyish neice, but it seems like a really stupid thing to be really upset over.
Basically, this crossover has been pretty disappointing with all this mopey drama. I don't have much hope for the Arrow episode, so the Legends one better deliver!
Oh, and if you want to make it a surprise that the woman Stein sees in his vision is his daughter, don't give a brief glimpse of her as a baby, and a child!
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