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Kid Flash has left the city and the series (at least as a regular series), so why not tell his story again? This is what happens in "Block," in which Barry finds himself once again as a mentor to a stubborn and overly enthusiastic young speedster, also a member of the family. The episode has familiar sensations along the way, but it falls quite easily thanks to the chemistry of the actors and bursts of laughter along the way.
Do we dare to hope that the Big Bad bow that started at the end of the last episode will be an accelerated rather than a long slog of the season? I have long advocated mid-season bows in these journals – and I say this not because I think anyone should or should listen to me, but simply to point out that the rhythm of the cicada encourages me . history up to now. Normally we would only have a small glimpse during the first half-dozen episodes, and his identity would remain mysterious, but it's obvious that the powers that want everyone to know that Chris Klein is on board. We see the result of the battle between Cicada and Gridlock last week. Our new villain uses a lightning-shaped dagger to undermine Gridlock's powers and kill him, while leaving the convoy guards alive.
Iris investigation, because once a season, we need to remember that she still has a blog. (This is a popular blog, everyone loves it.) She discovers body-taken images that reveal a strange breath of breathing that is heard later when Team Flash faces Cicada for the first time and drains her powers. All this has to do with the Bane mask he wears, which makes him sound like a cicada. Nora has heard of him, no doubt by the Flash Museum, but all the information that she has to share will wait.
The villain of the week is Block, and she's as inspired as it sounds. Escaping from Iron Heights, she developed the meta ability to compress air molecules into golden Jello blocks that she can use to crush her enemies into small, dense meat cubes. Her story is not going anywhere in particular, aside from her role in Nora's night out as the last star of Central City. First, Nora finds out how to track her using the Doppler weather radar, then spares the day by using Block before Barry can be crushed into a cube.
Before that happens, however, we meet Nora, the impulsive speedster, who pretends to be Barry's intern in the CSI and almost contaminates a crime scene. Barry needs an encouraging discussion, which Joe provides (and gets a two-for-one contract, while Cécile hears and realizes that she is allowed to make mistakes as a parent now that she can no longer hear the thoughts of his daughter). Nora devotes a cult to the flawless version of the hero, linked to the museum, but we all know that Barry is far from that – and she also does it once he shows her training sequences of his debut. It is the merit of Jessica Parker Kennedy that Nora remains charming despite its boring missteps.
Team Flash support players have the most fun this week. Cisco is experiencing a vibration malfunction while still struggling with Gypsy. Ralph asks his hairdresser to give him a makeover for Slicksco. Ralph, to the surprise of all, has a lot of experience in the fight against the condition of women and has put in place a complete set of rules, almost all of which should be ignored. Caitlin is ambivalent about the possession of her father's death certificate by Cisco vibe, which she learned last week is a fake. These three people work particularly well together and I am very much in favor of having their own adventure outside of the Allen family drama. Whatever the case may be, it beats Walt West's story remakes again.
Observations lost
- There is still no trace of Harrison Wells, but the word is that a new iteration will take place soon.
- Ralph's efforts to overcome the love of your life: diving with sharks, statements and observation Beaches while painting your nails.
- When Cisco is in a particularly deep funk, Ralph comes out of the scream saying, "Han fired the second!"
- For a horrible moment, I thought Cisco was about to confess his love for Caitlin to Jitters, but he simply assured him that it was not too late to clear things up with his father. As the only thing Caitlin sees in the death certificate of the death certificate of Cisco is his own mother, she may have more family problems than she imagined.
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