Out of Time

This is one of the greatest episodes I have ever seen... ever. It is truly mind-blowing how they manage to put so much in so little time (60 minutes). There are several major plot twists and in the end it all just "goes away" with a blink of an eye. All of the actors play their part really well, but it's the script that gets all of the points here. Be prepared to be blown away with something whose final minutes seem on par with masterpieces such as Game of Thrones' strongest episode "Rains of Castamere". It's an episode that puts a lot of pieces together, pieces from the grand puzzle which the season finale is going to be... I was wondering why this episode got such a big rating, now I know.

This episode is the best of all the Flash episode. I'm giving this review after watching season 7. The plotline is absolutely amazing. The anticlimactic scene with Mark Mardon unleashing the flood was epic. If episodes had the same quality as this now, the flash would be much much better. It doesn't get better than this.

In just one episode The Flash has delivered so much action, drama, suspense, twists and shocks that shows such as The Walking Dead & Game of Thrones would be proud of. I thought it was the series finale at one point with just how much happens in one short episode.

This show is no TWD or GoT but I'm still a big fan of the programme. It has though, been fairly hit and miss. It took a bit of time to get going and the scripts have been silly too often but its always been fun, enjoyable and often funny with a tone of brilliant action set- pieces and effects.

This second half of Season 1 has really got things going and every episode has been entertaining and thrilling but never did I expect an episode like this.

I'm not going to spoil anything but the entire episode is genius and people that have doubted or hated on the show will be shocked at just how wrong they are and be blown away by the brilliance that The Flash has become.

"Out of Time" is a high-stakes, emotionally explosive episode that finally pays off multiple season-long arcs - and then flips the table with a game-changing twist. With tragedy, revelation, and time travel all packed into one hour, it's easily one of Season 1's most ambitious episodes.

Time Travel Twist: Let's get right to it - the final scene, where Barry accidentally runs so fast he goes back in time, changes everything. It recontextualizes the entire episode and sets up a fascinating loop that will dominate the next few episodes. The build-up to this moment is fantastic, and the reveal is shocking in the best way.

Mark Mardon (Weather Wizard): Liam McIntyre makes a strong impression as Clyde Mardon's brother, wielding more powerful weather-manipulating abilities. He's a legit threat, leveling an entire precinct and nearly killing Joe. His personal vendetta adds emotional weight, and the action scenes with him are visually impressive.

Iris Finds Out: Iris finally realizing Barry is The Flash (in this timeline) is a massive moment - and their kiss is cathartic after so much tension. It feels earned, not forced. Of course, time travel undoes it (for now), but seeing it play out still hits.

Cisco and the Wells Revelation: Cisco discovering the truth about Dr. Wells is the emotional centerpiece of the episode. Carlos Valdes delivers a powerful performance as Cisco realizes he's been working with the man who murdered Barry's mother. The heartbreaking scene where Wells confesses, calls Cisco "like a son," and kills him is unforgettable - even if the timeline later rewrites it.

The Tone: This episode balances superhero action, emotional drama, sci-fi concepts, and horror-like suspense (especially during the Cisco scenes) all in one tight package. The pacing is superb.

This is the best flash episode ever no contest and it should have the highest rating, it was a 9.7 but somehow went down to a 9.6. We must fix this now!!!