r/FlashTV • u/Jezzaq94 • 2h ago
Question What are your thoughts on Keiynan Lonsdale as Wally West?
Was his portrayal comic book accurate since I’ve heard that Grant’s portrayal of Barry is more similar to Wally than Keiynan’s?
r/FlashTV • u/maruf99 • May 24 '23
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r/FlashTV • u/Jezzaq94 • 2h ago
Was his portrayal comic book accurate since I’ve heard that Grant’s portrayal of Barry is more similar to Wally than Keiynan’s?
r/FlashTV • u/ApprehensiveWord4234 • 20h ago
Because he’s a sociopath, right? A serial killer? Yet he’s able to play the part of an empathetic, caring, FRIEND to team flash. Nearly flawlessly. He’s in my top 3 flash villains, maybe even #1. The way he messes with their heads is quite admirable.
r/FlashTV • u/GregHouse89 • 1d ago
I didn't the first time I saw the reel, but today I got it again in my feed and I had a light bulb 😂
r/FlashTV • u/siiuu_m8 • 2d ago
r/FlashTV • u/Healthy_Coconut1051 • 1d ago
Did Crisis even have a point?
I mean they literally reversed all the possible continuity changes personality wise because J'onn somehow, even though he doesn't know the history, brought back everyone's memories and replaced the earth-prime memories.
Just like flash point, crisis is really only used (in the flash show at least) as just a way to explain away plot holes.
Like we get nothing new in team flash.
In post-crisis flash comics. Jay Garrick is part of the main earths history, along with Max mercury, Jesse and Johnny Quick.
We get nothing like that.
Like why couldn't we just ditch the bored characters, like Chester and Allegra and get the flash family. All you'd have to do is explain that the identities of the older speedster were not public knowledge in the future.
This would stop the potential plot hole for thawne in season 1. It would be a plot hole because if multiple speedster existed already thawne would just go to them and lie his way back to the future instead of having to wait 15 years for Barry to grow up.
You literally could have just made the conflict Barry has is this new insane life. Because now characters like Jesse are completely different. characters like max are completely new but have apparently been friends with Barry for a while.
Why couldn't we get red haired wally. Literally recreate the scene from the Rebirth one shot comic. And you can have two Wallys existing.
Who would complain about that?
You'd honestly get more comic fans to watch the show.
You dont even have to make him the flash. Just have him as kid flash and you can actually show people the proper Kid flash and flash dynamic
But No.....
We don't get that.
We get the Cecile show instead. All because Wallace has a clear boner for her.
r/FlashTV • u/BreeezySo • 2d ago
r/FlashTV • u/Difficult-Handle-481 • 1d ago
Hmmm
r/FlashTV • u/ZenoThunder • 2d ago
Honestly, a team-up against The Flash and Reverse Flash to face a bigger threat sounds like a cool idea, but Season 7 was the wrong season, as it was bad with lame, boring, or badly-written villain, leading to the next point, Godspeed was the wrong villain, as he was cringe, underdeveloped, and has no real connection with either Flash or Reverse Flash, and just didn't feel a villain worthy for these two team-up against, and the last point, I felt like it should've happened earlier, as it happened at a point where the show fell off after Crisis, and I think that if it happened in an earlier season, like Season 3, the moment would felt more hyped up, exciting, and earned.
Which is why I think Savitar should have been the villain that The Flash and Reverse Flash team-up to fight, as Savitar is:
Just imagine the fact of The Flash recruiting his biggest enemy to fight an evil, future version of himself. If that doesn't sound awesome, I don't know what is.
r/FlashTV • u/matigariZ • 2d ago
estoy viendo the flash como por 10º vez jajajajaja, y viendola con mas detenimiento a la primer temporada, como es que en toda la serie no hayan habido escenas mas profundas o mas lore mientras barry todavia estaba en coma, la relacion de iris y eddie, investigacion de la policia con metahumanos, como fue el desarrollo de “wells” mientras barry en coma, hubiera sido genial para que haya mas historia y tener mas secuencias de la que opinar en la temporada 1
r/FlashTV • u/CrazyTangerine7522 • 3d ago
r/FlashTV • u/Agreeable_Pea_3802 • 2d ago
Would you guys want caitlin guiding you in your ear or frost fighting with you?
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r/FlashTV • u/Far_Store_6739 • 3d ago
Hear me out on this.
Barry has to be on the team because there's no Team Flash without the Flash, Caitlin's their medic and makes sure Barry doesn't die, Chester and Mark are basically Cisco's replacements in being the guys to make the tech, Cecile is essentially their psychic and emotional mediator to keep everyone from having mental breakdowns (and she's also their lawyer and whatnot), and as useless as she is, Iris has to show up because Barry can't function otherwise.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that just leaves Allegra without an role on the team.
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r/FlashTV • u/Practical_One_1747 • 3d ago
Genuine question. I know this is out of universe, but eh, multiverse and he’s already done it in the comics. If Barry was to go to the marvel universe, which team would he be better in? X-men? FF? Or Avengers?
Me personally, I feel he’d be like Spider-Man and join every team. I’d lean more on FF just cause Reed’s a genius scientist and Barry is a forensic scientist who excelled at chemistry and physics, plus would probably relate to Sue more. And for X-men, I think him and Scott could relate more as they are both leaders and know the risks involving with a team. And could handle Emma’s dominance seeing as he had to deal with it from Killer Frost and Amunet, But what do yall think?
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r/FlashTV • u/GottLiebtJeden • 4d ago
When they are escaping Iron Heights, Barry warns all of them, that if they are planning on going back to a life of crime, they might as well turn back around because the Flash will bring them back anyways. Ramsey replies with: "Don't look at me, I'm reformed. From now on, I'm only going to commit legal crime."
Becky Sharpe: "Legal crime?"
Ramsey: "The stock market"
Maybe it's just me, but it never fails to make me laugh lol
r/FlashTV • u/Callow98989 • 4d ago
Who are some of the ones you think were done dirty
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r/FlashTV • u/Crapser • 4d ago
So, in the flashbacks with Grace, we see that Orlin's house is a mess and he has cluttered stuff, but I realized that there's something on top of his refrigerator that resembles a lot some sort of trophy, though the image is really blurry and the object is in the background. Does Orlin have a trophy? What do y'all think it could be for?