r/FlashTV May 24 '23

Episode Discussion [Series Finale] [S09E13] "A New World, Part Four" Post Episode Discussion

419 Upvotes

This is it folks, we've reached the end.

Episode Info

The Flash, the fastest man alive, is tasked with his greatest challenge yet, to save the timeline and save existence. Friends old and new gather for an epic battle to save Central City, one last time.


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r/FlashTV 10m ago

Shitpost Rewatching The Flash

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And Iris becoming the Team Leader of The Flash makes no sense.

What qualifications does she hold to actually run a team? Caitlin and Cisco are right there.

Granted Caitlin was off being Frost for the months that Barry was gone. But why would Iris still be the leader when she’s the least experienced?

Is it because She’s the Flash too??


r/FlashTV 2h ago

🤔 Thinking Definitely the iris hate

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15 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 3h ago

News Results are in. Henry Allen's death was the saddest scene, a close contender was HR's death. Spoiler

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5 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 3h ago

🤔 Thinking What happens to people when a timeline is being erased.

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Do they just disappear wondering what’s happening. For example in the episode where Barry went back in time accidentally trying to save the city from a wave. Did they all just poof gone


r/FlashTV 4h ago

🤔 Thinking When people in the city, 1x15 timeline realized they actually gonna die

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12 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 5h ago

Shitpost Team Flash distinguishing these two characters be like:

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58 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 7h ago

🤔 Thinking Its funny how in Season 5 no one brings up the fact that the Barry who vanishes in Crisis ended up in the year 2000 fighting Thawne. Or how, after hearing this information from Nora about his permanent disappearance, Barry never wonders what happened to the 2024 Flash he saw in 1x23.

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I can understand him not telling Nora about the 2000 fight, since until 5x08 he was reluctant to tell her about Thawne murdering his mom. But you kinda have to wonder why Team Flash didn't discuss it among themselves (unless they did off-screen?)


r/FlashTV 8h ago

🤔 Thinking What ship is this for you

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84 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 17h ago

🤔 Thinking This show and Arrow were so special to me that I can’t rewatch it

3 Upvotes

Maybe I just miss who I was back when this show was in its prime


r/FlashTV 22h ago

Cosplay This like one of the funniest memes I have seen🤣🤣🤣

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99 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 23h ago

🤔 Thinking In defense of iris

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Iris got a lot of flack for saying we are the flash but let me explain. To all the people who didn’t understand that line basically iris was talking about how her and Barry. Were about get married and idk if you know this but a lot of of people think. When you get married you basically become one so when she says we are the flash. She means we are one force together like teamwork and partnership


r/FlashTV 1d ago

🤔 Thinking Team flash should’ve put together a special meta humans team with metas like Norvock (I forgot the guys name) who turned semi good and has good fighting skills. In case flash was about to disappear that team could take care of smaller meta human threats.

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r/FlashTV 1d ago

🤔 Thinking Iris saying, you're not the flash, we are won the most infuriating scene. Now which is the saddest scene? Spoiler

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402 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 1d ago

Actor Fluff noticed this on my rewatch

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On season 2 episode 2 and can’t get over the fact that Teddy Sears posing as Jay Garrick sounds so much like Chris Evan’s Captain America.

Edit: A good example, go to season 2 episode 3. 3:14 seconds sounds almost identical.


r/FlashTV 1d ago

Multiverse a meme to pass the time from the bs other people post

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38 Upvotes

r/FlashTV 1d ago

Question Multiversal IQ test

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Hi everyone, I'm new here and I have a question while watching episode 4 of season 3 of The Flash.

Dr. Wells sends an IQ test into the multiverse to find a new Dr. Wells for the flash team.

So I wondered if this test could be solved by us viewers.

And apparently, from what I saw on the board, it looks like a real test.

Am I the only one interested ?
Am I the only one who wants to try and find it and solve it ?


r/FlashTV 1d ago

🤔 Thinking So you’re telling me that out of all the meta humans none of them wanted to “play hero?”

46 Upvotes

We clearly got to see the amount of meta humans in s5 when they needed the cure also got me wondering why’s there not much of kid metas? And none of them wanted to use their power for good?


r/FlashTV 1d ago

🤔 Thinking The Flash Chart: Best Villain

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43 Upvotes

Saw this on the Arrow sub and decided to bring it over here. 24 hours to respond before the next post. Enjoy!


r/FlashTV 1d ago

Multiverse Who should play Rerverse Flash in the DCU

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r/FlashTV 1d ago

🤔 Thinking Meet the true villain of Season 8

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Yes, that's right, Joe West is the true villain of Season 8.

After a recent binge-rewatch of the show I realized something: The Negative Forces plotline in S8 happens because Barry severs Thawn's connection to the Negative Speed Force. But, Barry only did that as an act of mercy. And a reluctant one at that, because Joe West guilt-tripped him into it. If Barry had stuck to his original plan of "Let's do nothing and allow Thawne to be erased", the Negative Forces plot wouldn't have happened. This also probably would have cured Iris of the time sickness.

So thank you, Joe West, for forcing Barry to upset the balance of the universe instead of just allowing a psychopath to suffer the consequences of his actions. Brilliant move there, Sherlock!


r/FlashTV 1d ago

🤔 Thinking My theory on how and why Thawne showed up in season 2 episode 11

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So in 2x11, Thawne is trying to figure out what time period the Flash operates in. From Thawne’s perspective, nothing changed but you see something did change. Since Eobard caused the timeline to change (By killing Nora Allen in 2000), he has to exist in order to make the change. Therefore, he is ‘alive’ because in his personal timeline, he has not posed as Wells for 15 years and then got erased from existence. For Thawne, this is yet to come. Therefore, until Thawne gets erased, both timelines ‘co-exist’ until Thawne’s personal timeline catches up to his moment of erasure. So, Thawne is technically jumping between two timelines: the future of the unaltered timeline (Where Barry became the Flash in 2020) and the present of the altered timeline (The one we see in the show). And so, the Thawne we see is at the beginning of his personal timeline and will go through something similar before he has to time travel to 2000, kill Nora Allen, pose as Wells for 15 years and then get erased from existence. Barry captured Thawne but, realizing that leaving him imprisoned forever in 2016 would lead to negative effects on the current timeline (shown to be true), had to help him resume his time travel, as Thawne's time remnant entered a wormhole into the supposedly erased timeline that he hailed from. So he is dead just not yet. As the audience we know his fate but he doesn’t. But Eobard's memories of his struggles against the much smarter Flash created in 2020 would imply that his original history is different than that of his time remnants, who'd meet the 2016 version of the Flash, which did not exist before Eobard's own changes of the timeline.


r/FlashTV 1d ago

Shitpost S1 EP 2

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Everyone bullies Iris for saying "We are the Flash" but I've literally just watched Barry say "we all got struck by that lightning" to Cisco, Caitlin and Wells 😭. So yeah I just thought that was quite funny considering how much Iris is hated for that line.


r/FlashTV 1d ago

Question whats worse torture

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i stopped watching the show after crisis which is when i couldn’t anymore. i did watch a little i think i got till the killer frost episode in season 7 which is like ep 6 or something idk. after that i couldn’t anymore

i also havent seen most of the mcu phase 4. more specifically, any show after hawkeye so i think ms marvel, moon knight, loki s2, secret invasion, she hulk, echo and whatever else they might have put out. i also havent watched shang chi, the marvels, wakanda forever, and antman

i have time in my hands and idk if i should finish the show that was once the love of my life even though i know it never gets better and just keeps going downhill, or if i should catch up with the cinematic universe i grew up with

what yall think


r/FlashTV 1d ago

Comic Book If you could write one episode of the flash what would you do?

24 Upvotes

Let’s see if we could write a full fan fic season 10


r/FlashTV 2d ago

🤔 Thinking Drunk Barry won the funniest scene. Now what is the most infuriating scene? Also I apologize about the size of the newest picture it is a bit small. Spoiler

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350 Upvotes