At last, the titular episode that represents the culmination of all the wild events that have happened this year is finally here. This episode finally reveals that fate of Iris and the rest of the STAR Labs crew as they desperately try to finish the Speed Cannon to save Iris

Cause and Effect plays with a familiar storyline in superhero lore, the titular character losing their abilities. But it provides for a surprising number of great character interactions among the STAR Labs crew. After finally revealing who Savitar actually is, a future version of Barry himself, we are now left

“I Know Who You Are” delivered the answer to the most pressing question upon which this entire season is built; who is Savitar? After many wild theories, our first inclination was indeed the right one. Savitar is the future Flash. This was far more than a simple statement from Savitar

“The Once and Future Flash” deals with Barry’s latest attempt in finding a way to save Iris from the murderous hands of Savitar, and this time, he plans to run to the year 2024 to find the one answer in which they all been searching; who is Savitar? Barry has

We’ve been (very) slowly making our way to the supposed solution to saving Iris from Savitar, but this episode was a bit of a let down in that sense. This is not to say that the episode overall was a let down. This episode introduces Abra Kadabra who is brought

It comes as little surprise that “Duet” nailed it in the musical department, especially considering a large portion of the cast spent time on ultra-popular musical show “Glee.” I was expecting it to be filled to the brim with musical sections, but it took more of the La La Land

“Into The Speed Force” has our hero having to delve back into the Speed Force, just as he did earlier in Season 2. As you recall, the Speed Force isn’t exactly inviting to those who are tormented there, and that is certainly so for both of our speedsters trapped inside.

  The latest episode, “The Wrath of Savitar,” provides some deep characterization for the heroes of Team Flash. As you’d expect, a lot of it involves characters falling down the same traps they have as the season rambles on. Barry is a character who has experienced the highest of highs

“Attack on Central City” represents the conclusion of the current Grodd story arc. It’s impossible to say the conclusion of Grodd entirely because it is certain that he will more than likely be back at another date. I was a bit down on the prior episode, hoping it would be

“Attack on Gorilla City” represents the first half of the two-part episode with the return of Gorilla Grodd who was thrown to Earth-2 where he joined the group of gorillas from Gorilla City. As with many multi-part episodes, this one definitely does has the feeling of that first part; It

This season of The Flash has delved into Kid Flash and his powers, and in “Untouchable,” we get to see the same trials and tribulations in which Barry went through earlier. Untouchable may not be the best episode this season, but it does provide some nice story bits and much

The Flash has set up the rest of the season in prior episodes when they sent the future Savitar killing Iris plotline into high gear. I thought every episode from here on out would be solely about progressing that plot point, but I’m glad that that plotline took a backseat