Enter Flashtime

Ever since ralph dibney was brought on as a character the show has gotten increasingly more annoying. i absolutely hated the episode before this one using a female character we barely knew to fuel angst for him, killing her just so he could have "real" motivation to take down devoe (even though he only knew her for like two days, but i digress). this episode is the first one that i can remember since ralph was introduced that didn't have him in it, and the first one in a long time that i have genuinely enjoyed. this episode reminded me why i started watching the flash in the first place, why i fell in love with all the og characters, why i love barry and iris so much, and really reminded me what the core of this show was and it's that there's ALWAYS another way. a major arc in season one was barry being a different type of hero than oliver queen of arrow fame, and i felt like we really got a glimpse of that season-one barry again, going to his very limit to save as many people as possible. @ the flash writers, PLEASE stop sacrificing the quality of your show to further develop a sleezy straight white man, you always shine when you don't.

I love this episode. By giving Allen a problem outside of the normal "villain appears, Barry loses, Barry trains, Team Flash wins" formula, this episode was a refreshing break from the Deveau story. It keeps the viewer eagerly engaged by testing every possible solution that a person can think of and concludes with a solution that doesn't feel too sappy or stupid. Aside from a bland "villain", 'Enter Flashtime' is a wonderful examination of Barry and Team Flash at the end of their ropes.

Enter Flashtime is arguably the greatest standalone episode of The Flash. Although it is considered "filler", it delivers on every level. The writing, direction, acting, cinematography and visual effects are all top notch.

Enter Flashtime offers a deep dive into an entirely new and original sci-fi concept, that was never named in the comics. The series took its time to develop "Flashtime", showing just how powerful The Flash really is. It is very refreshing and exciting to add a new phenomenon to the often watered down sci-fi canon.

The episode is visually striking and Grant Gustin gives one of his best performances as Barry Allen. All of the elements struck a perfect balance to give us some of the best Flash storytelling ever. Dare I say it, this episode is better than the show itself! 10/10.

The episode had amazing heroes joinning forces, it had an amaIng storyline but of course you had to blew it by making the most brilliant minds in the universe have no answer yet the barista/blogger/former reporter comes up with a scientific answer to save the day. This episode could have been one of the best yet you had to turn it to another Irs is the heroe one. Dissapointment

Love the episodes when the flash abilities are being pushed to the limits and has to figure out how to solve problems keep up the good job great episode