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The Flash S6 |OT| Crisis on Infinite Ls
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If he's Pariah, the characterization is way off, though. It doesn't really fit with Pariah's MO, either, because he should have been kicking around Earth 2 when it was destroyed on Arrow.
Yeah his characterization doesn't scream Pariah. The multi-dimension hopping is the only thing I see that's connectable to Pariah, but it's like what you said too. I honestly don't think Nash is Parish.
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The showrunner has said Nash's story takes place over the whole season, and is an inversion of the normal Wells story. I don't think he's Pariah, who already looks different enough.
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I haven't liked an episode of flash as much as this week's since enter flashtime. It was legit good to me to start, and it only got better when they had the Joe/Barry scene.
Good stuff.
Good stuff.
They've screwed this up badly in UK. Sky TV usually gets all the Arrowverse shows except they haven't got Batwoman, rumour is it's going to Netflix (which has Black Lightning).
Crisis gonna be great with one part missing.
Crisis gonna be great with one part missing.
Despite liking some things from last season, the only episode I can remember really liking was the 100th episode: What's Past Is Prologue.
I mean, that'll be after Crisis.
They've done a much better job setting up Crisis while feeling like a natural progression of the show better than they did when they set up Legends. Flash season 2 setting up Legends felt so forced. Same for Arrow's Legends set up episodes.
They've done a much better job setting up Crisis while feeling like a natural progression of the show better than they did when they set up Legends. Flash season 2 setting up Legends felt so forced. Same for Arrow's Legends set up episodes.
Compared to Cicada, he's like a better executed version of dragging out a villain that feels more like a meta of the week, that's the best I can say tbh
He just isn't intimidating at all, and I really don't care much about him as a character either.
I love the mad scientist vibes i'm getting from him. He's got an interesting set of powers and I feel like the absurdity of his motivations are written and performed with a sense of self-awareness.
still hung up on them not letting him have the dark matter in the first place
if they were so worried, they should have just brought him into star labs in the first place to do the experimentation there, so that any dark matter usage would be supervised, any test subjects would know the risks, and they could use their meta power dampening tech in case something went wrong
also they literally have a metahuman cure in the first place, there's no reason you couldn't use Ramsey's method to cure the HLH then give the metahuman cure to the patient afterwards
if they were so worried, they should have just brought him into star labs in the first place to do the experimentation there, so that any dark matter usage would be supervised, any test subjects would know the risks, and they could use their meta power dampening tech in case something went wrong
also they literally have a metahuman cure in the first place, there's no reason you couldn't use Ramsey's method to cure the HLH then give the metahuman cure to the patient afterwards
Ramamurthy is treating the character of a dark matter drinking fly vampire dude who wants to become a mortal with the exact amount of reverence that it deserves.
Everyone hand wringing over dark matter is so stupid when at worst he's just giving patients super powers but they're acting like it's more than it actually is
There's no reason not to help him cure cancer
It's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 thing all over again. You can't tell somebody in no uncertain terms "no I'm not going to try and help save your life" and then expect them to act rationally afterwards.
Right now I'm mainly just getting a kick out of the actor doing something similar to what he did in Heroes lol
Amazing Spiderman 2 felt like they had scenes mixed up
For some reason Peter refuses to help Harry because his blood which because he has a healing factor might help him because it might be dangerous
MIGHT
Before he finds out that his blood is dangerous
Still stupid Harry has a lab he can use it's not like he would just inject himself
lol. I have never watched Heroes but i've heard similar things. It's funny to imagine The Flash writers binging old TV shows and saying "lets do that".
Wait, what about his motivations are absurd? He's driven by a fear of dying in pain like his mother did in front of his eyes, that's probably one of the most understandable and human motivations we've seen on this show, even if he's gone WAY off the deep end.
Not so much those motivations but his more criminal and immoral actions like experimenting on people and the way he so nonchalantly brushes asides all potential consequences is what i'm finding absurd. I don't mean that as a pejorative either.
Ah, yes, that definitely. And agreed, I wouldn't give up that dramatic Hippocrates Zoom for the world.
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#6.05 "Kiss Kiss Breach Breach"
DANNY TREJO GUEST STARS – Cisco's (Carlos Valdes) faith in his ability to fill Barry's (Grant Gustin) shoes as Team Leader is upended when he learns of a shocking murder. Meanwhile, Killer Frost (Danielle Panabaker) trusts no one except herself to hunt down the dangerous Ramsey Rosso (guest star Sendhil Ramamurthy). Menhaj Huda directed the episode written by Kelly Wheeler & Joshua V. Gilbert (#605).
#6.05 "Kiss Kiss Breach Breach"
DANNY TREJO GUEST STARS – Cisco's (Carlos Valdes) faith in his ability to fill Barry's (Grant Gustin) shoes as Team Leader is upended when he learns of a shocking murder. Meanwhile, Killer Frost (Danielle Panabaker) trusts no one except herself to hunt down the dangerous Ramsey Rosso (guest star Sendhil Ramamurthy). Menhaj Huda directed the episode written by Kelly Wheeler & Joshua V. Gilbert (#605).
This the episode where Cisco gets back his powers right (just speculating here)? I'm here for it.
Either he gets his powers back or they start a subplot arc culminating in him getting them back.
I dunno why he opted to loose them in the first place. His explanation made little sense to me.
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GIVE ME AN A
GIVE ME A M
GIVE ME AN A
His reason was he wanted to live a normal life.
But he still works with Team Flash and is about to become the leader of team flash, keeping him from living a normal life.
Yeah all he did was make himself less useful
It's not like the powers was stopping him being normal
I just wanted to be normal! I never asked for this! I can't handle all these responsibilities like you, Barry!
Okay.
I hate when the CW frames something completely nonsensical as some sort of huge triumphant character moment.
It's like when Felicity just upped out of her wheelchair and bounced.
It's like when Felicity just upped out of her wheelchair and bounced.
Barry fucking the timeline did some numbers on a bunch of people. Everything always comes back to Barry. Crisco wouldn't be like this if Barry hadn't fucked the timeline.
Remember before they decided Killer frost was a separate personality they acted like her powers were corrupting her even though she works with two metas and her husband was a meta
If he's getting his powers already then I'll definitely agree with this take
I think this is 100% the case. The whole thing felt like a blatant excuse to write Carlos out of the show and then at some point after the finale he changed his mind, so now they have to contrive a way to make him useful again.