The Flash shook things up in a major way this week by debuting the much-anticipated musical crossover with Supergirl. I should start by saying I don’t like musicals. I’ve never understood their appeal, so I’m probably not the best person to judge the quality of this one. Whether it’s my overall disdain for the genre or not, though, I still found this week’s episode pretty corny.
In this week’s episode of The Flash, Barry entered the speed force and was quickly reminded of the damage he has done to the people closest to him. On the surface, it’s an emotional and somewhat depressing episode
I don’t know if the creators of The Flash are intentionally making their characters stupid, but for some reason, Barry and the rest of the gang are incapable of learning from their past mistakes. How many times in the past has someone from Team flash withheld important information and its come back to hurt someone? If you’re not sure, it’s too many times to count. And to be clear, no, this kind of thing doesn’t...
Last week I was critical but relatively happy with the shakeup The Flash did in its third season. The budget constraints were obvious, but it was still nice to see the show breakaway from its main conflict when it brought back Gorilla Grodd. This week, however, didn’t fare as well because of the episode’s slow pace and overall lack of conflict.
This week on The Flash, the team visited Gorilla City in dramatic fashion and my biggest thought afterward was, what did I just watch?
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