A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
Marvel superheroes are discussed over at the MCU thread.
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I couldn't figure out how far back Barry went. He seemed to recognize where and when he was, but I missed the significance.
He went back to just before he reached the coroner's lab. He'd just left the bowling alley. He saw himself the first time he did it, and mentioned it to Wells.
How does this affect the world outside Central City?
Same as inside Central City. The question is how the writers handle it. It looks as though time-traveling!Barry has replaced original!Barry in the time line, which implies the whole time line has reset to that point, which means everything, not just Barry. If not, then there would be a second Barry running around.
Time-travel gets complicated, but as long as he doesn't step on any bugs, things should work out.
And if the writers don't decide to reset the universe every season like on Eureka.
Flash: What I didn't get is what Cisco saw/heard from replaying Reverse-Flash-in-the-cell that made him figure out it was Wells. What did he learn?
I think that he figured out that the "trapped speedster" was actually an illusion, and the only person who could have created that was Wells.
I'd like to know where the hell Barry, Cisco, and Caitlin think they got the moral authority to imprison people indefinitely (obviously Wells is a supervillain so he's worried about expediency, not ethics). Holding them on scene until the cops make an arrest would be fine, as would loaning their facilities to the police or feds for detainment of metahumans who might escape ordinary jails. But I'm really disappointed that Hartley didn't throw civil rights in Cisco's face, when the latter was acting like a prison warden.
I'd like to know where the hell Barry, Cisco, and Caitlin think they got the moral authority to imprison people indefinitely
And obviously Joe Wells has to know about the pipeline, because he knows the metahuman criminals aren't ending up in Central City lockup. They're all a little too cavalier about Little Guantanamo.
I'm kind of surprised that Argus hasn't stepped in to take them. Or maybe that was the argument Wells used on the junior partners, that the prisoners were better off being held at Star Labs than than handing them over to Argus (or Eiling).
A short interview with Tom Cavanaugh about keeping his character's identity secret all this time: [link]
IMDb says he's 51. Dude is aging VERY well.
I have to handwave the prison in Pipeline in order to enjoy the show, because not only is it totally ethically abhorrent, it makes no goddamn sense on practical standpoint as well.
We just watched iZombie, and that was SO. MUCH. FUN!!! It's definitely replacing SHIELD for watching as it airs.
We just watched iZombie, and that was SO. MUCH. FUN!!! It's definitely replacing SHIELD for watching as it airs.
If I can manage it, I want to try to keep the same thing going where I watch
SHIELD
and then follow it with a fun
iZombie
chaser.
