r/FlashTV • u/EffectiveBranch8229 • 19h ago
r/FlashTV • u/Asterx5 • 20h ago
Question What was this guy's role again?
They made a big deal out of him and made him a paragon which was random as fuck because i don't remember anything memorable about it. Then he disappeared. I only remember him in armageddon because they need to tell you that team flash evolves. Then never again. Like what was the point.
r/FlashTV • u/KassienBlackcloak_YT • 2h ago
Misc Can we all just stop pretending that there was ever a Flash show. We all remember that it was actually Spider-Man, right?
It's time to let the trolling die. Let's all post our favorite Spider-Man and Hawkeye moments with Grant and Stephen.
r/FlashTV • u/Artistic-Box-9198 • 3h ago
Shitpost “I can feel how angry you are-“ shut tf up right now
I’m rewatching the flash and oh my goodness, what were the writers on whilst they were writing Cecile. I hate hate hate hate her so much. The season 8 finale just cemented it because why are we making her the strongest meta ever? Why? Just why? The flash writers deserve a special place in hell.
r/FlashTV • u/ConfidenceOpening830 • 22h ago
Shitpost Barry Allen really caught a stray from Quentin Lance 😂 What did Barry ever do to him to be called "the freak in Central City"?😂
"You, Harper, Sara, the freak in Central City, the Huntress... I got a new guy flying around the city. All these masks? They started with him."
Bro met a guy who not only runs faster than light, but also constantly saves the city, fights meta-humans, helps people... and his first thought was, “Yeah, that's a freak” 💀 What did Barry even do to deserve that?
r/FlashTV • u/Parking_Storage_5107 • 18h ago
Question What’s a hot take that can you get this much downvotes
r/FlashTV • u/LoganPine • 14h ago
Shitpost At least Season V had, like, people that looked pretty in it?
r/FlashTV • u/NonBinaryPie • 14h ago
Question should i keep watching?
y’all I’m halfway through season 6 and its getting rough out here. i love a show that’s bad in a fun way so I’m wondering if the last few seasons are an Enjoyable Bad or just a Hard To Watch Bad
r/FlashTV • u/FuelSpecial8722 • 52m ago
Misc My order of Flash seasons.
1• Season 1. Yeah no doubt nostalgia carries but after re-watching it, it genuinely felt like an actual superhero show rather than a soap opera with a speedster.
2• Season 3. The segment where Savitar runs through the tunnel to give belt to ass on Barry is great and the way that Flashpoint gave us great things like Kid Flash and Killer Frost is peak.
3• Season 2• No suprise, Zoom was the best villain and Earth 2 was fun, everything else was half good.
4• Season 5• This is an outlier to the rest of the fanbase but in my opinion this was way better then 4. Gave us a more detective like Ralph Dibney, Nora was a surprisingly likeable character. Cicada was alright and it did set the marks for the downfall of the show.
The rest simply go from 4 downwards. I don’t have anything to say on them really.
r/FlashTV • u/NPCsushi • 18h ago
🤔 Thinking Blue vs Red
So ive been wondering about this for so long, but why is there 3 breach colors and what do they mena, there is cisco from earth two who had like white or see through blasts, and so did cisco until he refined his powers and they became blue, and then there is eveyrone from earth 19 who has red blasts which can also stop speedsters from moving and can make fire
r/FlashTV • u/Ok_Confusion_265 • 18h ago
🤔 Thinking Season 6 Episode 13
Bro, seriously, am I the only one who gets mad when Barry treats someone who genuinely regrets what they did so badly? Man, didn't Joe teach him that everyone deserves a chance to become a better person?
r/FlashTV • u/Local_Advance4942 • 1h ago
🤔 Thinking How could Savitar have possibly lost, if it’s a closed loop?
First, Savitar is a living paradox. A living bootstrap paradox to be exact. Savitar has always done the same thing a infinite number of times without fail. Knowing this basic information which is literally given to us directly ruins the logic of the entire plot of the story.
How could Savitar exactly lose if it’s a bootstrap paradox? ( something that exists in an infinite cycle because a future version of it is sent back in time to create its past self ). From what i've seen no ones has talked about the fact that Savitar failed to repeat what he's already done, in a TIME LOOP. Like the timeline is a literal circle for him, there is no end nor start in a circle. He has always created himself, a infinite number of times. If Savitar killed Iris in the future, then he would have done it in the present as you can’t change a time loop. Anything barry would of done to try defeat Savitar would have already happend and failed. If Savitar never actually won and created himself, how does he and season 3 exist to begin with?
Even though Barry did manage to overcome the LITERAL circle of a time loop, it still has flaws and how he managed to. Why did Savitar tell Barry, a time traveler, that he’s In a time loop? Barry NEVER was aware it was a closed loop in the other loops. The evidence for that is the fact that future Barry, the one he confronts on abandoning everyone, fails to mention that savitar is himself and even reveal how Savitar exist. Plus, if it was a true loop Future Barry would have known how Savitar came to be and wouldn't have made the same mistakes as another version of himself did ( Making time remants, one of them being Savitar's past). Savitar revealing how he's created would of already happened and always has happend, and barry would of always created the beginning of Savitar's past which DOESN'T make sense. Why did barry create savitar if he knew how savitar was created?
But to be realistic, they obviously just a plothole like every timeline change.