'The Flash' recap: We shouldn't fear the future
- 9 years ago
The Flash is back after five long months, but it's like it never left.
Despite all the doom and gloom that Barry is struggling with in "The Man Who Saved Central City," he is still unequivocally the Flash, and the show is undeniably a happy, shiny comic book show.
The season 2 premiere ran the gamut of comic book winks, joyful optimism for the heroism of the Flash itself and plenty of puppy-dog acting from Grant Gustin, who was just a pleasure to watch.
Because when Barry cries, we cry.
And I might have teared up once or twice in this episode.
Welcome back Flash.
Looking forward to the future and even more comic book insanity.
Despite all the doom and gloom that Barry is struggling with in "The Man Who Saved Central City," he is still unequivocally the Flash, and the show is undeniably a happy, shiny comic book show.
The season 2 premiere ran the gamut of comic book winks, joyful optimism for the heroism of the Flash itself and plenty of puppy-dog acting from Grant Gustin, who was just a pleasure to watch.
Because when Barry cries, we cry.
And I might have teared up once or twice in this episode.
Welcome back Flash.
Looking forward to the future and even more comic book insanity.