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Post by Trinity on Apr 22, 2020 5:59:52 GMT -5
OMG! The ending!! I was not expecting that like WOW! Is Barry gonna go to the negative Speed force? Or what?! But honestly I was just expecting a argument between iris and Barry not a full on "Barry Get out" like damn
This 2nd half of the season has been the best so much good feels from S1 and S2 just the way the episodes have been playing out.
Sue was much more tolerable than last time, but we still don't know what carver has on her however
I liked Rag Doll as a villain, pretty creepy.
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Post by Tim on Apr 22, 2020 11:16:49 GMT -5
If the is following the comics, then Ralph and Sue end up married.
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Post by DC Fanatic on Apr 22, 2020 19:43:33 GMT -5
If the is following the comics, then Ralph and Sue end up married. They could be building towards Identity Crisis crossover. Which I hope not, as it was a bad comic event. As those who know about it, Identity Crisis starts as a murder mystery. Sue Dibny, wife of Ralph Dibny, the Elongated Man, is killed in her home. While the Trinity (Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman) start the investigation, other members of the Justice League, led by Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, have a lead: Arthur Light, the villain known as Doctor Light. While Oliver wants to keep this investigation secret, Wally West/The Flash confronts Oliver about what’s going on. Of course, if they adapted this, it would change, as Oliver is dead. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2020 19:45:39 GMT -5
If the is following the comics, then Ralph and Sue end up married. They could be building towards Identity Crisis crossover. Which I hope not, as it was a bad comic event. As those who know about it, Identity Crisis starts as a murder mystery. Sue Dibny, wife of Ralph Dibny, the Elongated Man, is killed in her home. While the Trinity (Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman) start the investigation, other members of the Justice League, led by Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, have a lead: Arthur Light, the villain known as Doctor Light. While Oliver wants to keep this investigation secret, Wally West/The Flash confronts Oliver about what’s going on. Of course, if they adapted this, it would change, as Oliver is dead. They might be doing that. I don't know, Ralph and Sue are not even together or married yet, so maybe in a few years. Unless, it's changed. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2020 19:48:02 GMT -5
Barry and Mirror-Iris reach a breaking point this episode.
Mirror-Iris flips out on him for not using his powers to make sure she got a chance to say goodbye to him. Not only that, but she also says this fits his pattern of making unilateral decisions without any regard for other people’s feelings.
I’ll admit their fight was so hard to watch because Mirror-Iris is clearly manipulating the facts here in order to upset Barry and use up his speed even faster, and Barry looks so hurt, which she did on purpose.
But, I don't think it is all bad news on the relationship front. While all of this Black Hole drama was going on, Ralph teamed up with Cisco to track down Sue.
This episode gave us a chance to enjoy Hartley Sawyer and Natalie Dreyfuss’ amazing chemistry.
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Post by DC Fanatic on Apr 22, 2020 19:48:50 GMT -5
Barry and Mirror-Iris reach a breaking point this episode. Mirror-Iris flips out on him for not using his powers to make sure she got a chance to say goodbye to him. Not only that, but she also says this fits his pattern of making unilateral decisions without any regard for other people’s feelings. I’ll admit their fight was so hard to watch because Mirror-Iris is clearly manipulating the facts here in order to upset Barry and use up his speed even faster, and Barry looks so hurt, which she did on purpose. But, I don't think it is all bad news on the relationship front. While all of this Black Hole drama was going on, Ralph teamed up with Cisco to track down Sue. This episode gave us a chance to enjoy Hartley Sawyer and Natalie Dreyfuss’ amazing chemistry. Yeah, getting kicked out of his house ramped up Barry’s emotions, which drains his speed. His speedometer moved into the red as he was leaving. I guess this was her plan to drain the rest of it. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2020 19:49:31 GMT -5
Barry and Mirror-Iris reach a breaking point this episode. Mirror-Iris flips out on him for not using his powers to make sure she got a chance to say goodbye to him. Not only that, but she also says this fits his pattern of making unilateral decisions without any regard for other people’s feelings. I’ll admit their fight was so hard to watch because Mirror-Iris is clearly manipulating the facts here in order to upset Barry and use up his speed even faster, and Barry looks so hurt, which she did on purpose. But, I don't think it is all bad news on the relationship front. While all of this Black Hole drama was going on, Ralph teamed up with Cisco to track down Sue. This episode gave us a chance to enjoy Hartley Sawyer and Natalie Dreyfuss’ amazing chemistry. Barry has to know that something is wrong now. He KNOWS Iris would never ever say any of these things, ever right. |
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Post by DC Fanatic on Apr 22, 2020 19:57:40 GMT -5
Barry and Mirror-Iris reach a breaking point this episode. Mirror-Iris flips out on him for not using his powers to make sure she got a chance to say goodbye to him. Not only that, but she also says this fits his pattern of making unilateral decisions without any regard for other people’s feelings. I’ll admit their fight was so hard to watch because Mirror-Iris is clearly manipulating the facts here in order to upset Barry and use up his speed even faster, and Barry looks so hurt, which she did on purpose. But, I don't think it is all bad news on the relationship front. While all of this Black Hole drama was going on, Ralph teamed up with Cisco to track down Sue. This episode gave us a chance to enjoy Hartley Sawyer and Natalie Dreyfuss’ amazing chemistry. Barry has to know that something is wrong now. He KNOWS Iris would never ever say any of these things, ever right. I bet he'll figure it out soon enough. |
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Post by Tim on Apr 22, 2020 23:26:24 GMT -5
Natalie Dreyfuss is the niece of Richard Dreyfuss.
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Post by Trinity on Apr 23, 2020 7:05:50 GMT -5
Barry has to know that something is wrong now. He KNOWS Iris would never ever say any of these things, ever right. I bet he'll figure it out soon enough. I think Barry will be onto it in no time.  Might be in next weeks episode, unless real Iris manages to communicate to Barry from the mirror world. |
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Post by Tim on Apr 23, 2020 11:41:05 GMT -5
Truth be told, I'm been less than impressed with this season.
The first half, it was clear that they were just marking time until the Crisis kicked off. It picked up then, and in the aftermath. Now its gone back to mediocre.
Of course, there is some stuff I do like. The Ralph/Sue storyline, for example.
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Might be in next weeks episode, unless real Iris manages to communicate to Barry from the mirror world.