The Good, the Bad and the Lucky

It was so boring and such a big time waste to watch this episode. No efforts made to make it appealing to the audience. There was a good start to the season but really went off track to the script they were on. Not sure what happened to Iris' time illness. Not sure if it was shown or I don't remember the cause of it and how they cured it. They keep switching stories as if they themselves don't know in which direction they want to move. My suggestion, stick to a line follow and show it completely and keep these childish episodes as behind the scenes if anyone is interested. I am 21 characters short so ignore this last sentence.

The titular character is only in the episode for less than 2 minutes in the beginning and the end.

Can't believe this crap is what they're choosing to fill episodes up in the final season. This season should be focused on the Flash.

This is just another boring filler episode. It should be called catching up with Cecile, not the Flash. The writer came up with yet another excuse for the main and probably the only interesting character in the show to be somewhere else when all this crap is going on.

This episode adds nothing to the storyline. If IMDB had zero stars, that's what this episode deserves.

After a fairly good beginning to the season with some adult episodes; this went back to the kiddie land junk that encompassed most of the last 2 seasons. Another trash ep without Flash and anything resembling adult writing. Most of the cast acts so childish I don't know how they don't feel shame doing these episodes. 7 more and this long past it's overdue date of demise will be upon us and good riddance. What was once a great show has fallen so far off the beaten path it's a chore to watch. And just when I thought we might have a decent season along comes this abomination. End Flash end as soon as possible.

When you are in your final season and are trying to wrap up the loose ends, you can't waste an episode. Yet that is exactly what this was - a wasted episode. The title character disappears by the fourth minute and reappears in the last 2 minutes - no speed, not even a costume. Seems like an effort to save money by the production company. (Or does Grant Gustin really HATE wearing the red suit.)

What was this episode? Bringing back a relatively minor supporting character from three episodes in Season 4 (that was 5 to 6 years ago) in a plot that looks a lot like a "back-door pilot". You know, an attempt to create a spin-off show by making it part of the original. (If there is a plan to create a Cecile/Allegra spin-off, it already looks bad.)

And it sure looks like Danielle Panabaker (now relegated to playing the most clueless character she's ever had) was visibly pregnant in this episode. If she was during filming, that's wonderful, but there is no explanation in regards to this new character "whats-her-name".

Not giving away any spoilers, this episode does absolutely nothing to help bring the Flash to its eventual close. This was the fourth of the remaining 13 episodes and it didn't do a thing! The Flash has only 9 episodes left and there doesn't seem to be enough time to introduce a threat, resolve it, and tie up the series. This show is running out of steam fast.

So I tuned in to what I thought was The Flash and got an episode of the spin off series "The Women of Flash". Which is unfortunate because these characters have become annoying. Cecile being the worst. What was once just a love interest for Joe has now become the most powerful meta on the planet... aka "Superwoman" in their own words, who is always crying for some reason. Allegra is just there as a CW relationship vehicle with Chester. And Khione, although somewhat compelling in her mystery, seems all too late to the party, considering this is the final season. At least it wasn't all about Iris like usual... but wait... next week's preview looks like it's all about Iris... again. I'm only watching still because I'm a completist (like Sheldon) and can't just bail on a show I've watched (and liked) from day one. Call it a curse. But please please stop the nonsense of this season so far, get back to Barry (aka the title character), and let's finish the series strong!