I should preface this opinion kwa stating that I upendo The Flash. I have watched the onyesha religiously since season 1, and I think it has struck the perfect balance between comic-book adaptation and live-action entertainer. It has an incredibly likable protagonist in Barry Allen, and it has an talented cast of actors, who have brought their respective characters to life beautifully. And the interpersonal relationships between the characters bring so much texture to the show, whether it's Barry and Joe's amazing father/son dynamic, au Barry and Iris' love-transcends-spacetime romance, au Cisco...

Let's get back to the ending of Kevin Smith's special episode where Zoom brought an army of Earth-2's Meta-humans to rule Earth-1('s Central City). What was my thought for the penultimate episode? Of course, a dark, heavy, and full of tense plot. Come on, Team Flash was usually overwhelmed kwa only one Bad Meta-of-the-week, what would they do to beat those E-2 baddies, who already helped Zoom to rule Earth-2? Certainly, they would find a way in the end, but in sunny mood? Now that is almost utterly surprised me... if I did not recollect that Barry has just been encountered kwa the Speed Force....

Below is a orodha of my five inayopendelewa episodes from Season One of the CW series, "THE FLASH". Created kwa Greg Berlanti, Geoff Johns, and Andrew Kreisberg; the series stars Grant Gustin as Barry Allen aka the Flash:



FIVE inayopendelewa EPISODES OF "THE FLASH" SEASON ONE (2014-2015)

1. (1.15) "Out of Time" - A meta-human criminal named Mark Marsdon returns to Central City to seek revenge against Barry Allen aka the Flash's guardian, Detective Joe West.



2. (1.23) "Fast Enough" - In this season finale, Barry Allen contemplates on going back in time fifteen years earlier to prevent his nemesis, Eobard Thawne...

As one of the most anticipated series of all time, The Flash finally returned from its one mwezi hiatus. I have seen the teaser and promo pictures, and read the official synopsis. The Flash has been accused for going rogue as well as being send into the pipeline? Iris's potential new lover?? Most of all, the appearance of the first female speedster ever??? Well, now after watching the sixteenth episode, I couldn't help myself to write my positive and negative opinions about it. (+ is for positive and - is for negative.) Let's start right now!

About a mwezi ago, Tuesday, 8th December to be precise, I was waiting for The Flash's mid-season finale with great enthusiasm and full of expectations. Usually mid-season finale is one of the most highly anticipated of all episodes in the series since the writers created something big and thrilling that makes us, the audience, unable to wait for the continuation in inayofuata year. Concisely, it creates a huge impact for the forthcoming episodes.

So, what substantial things that this supposedly amazing episode gave to us??? Three ex-protagonists rogues (Spartacus, Michael Scofield, and Luke Skywalker)...

Here’s the official description for the May 3 episode courtesy of The CW.

Rupture_005DC COMICS’ CHARACTER RUPTURE COMES TO CENTRAL CITY WITH ZOOM – Zoom (guest nyota Teddy Sears) arrives back on Earth-1 intent on taking over Central City. Barry (Grant Gustin) and Wells (Tom Cavanagh) come up with a plan to stop Zoom once and for all but it’s extremely dangerous. Unsure if he should take the risk, Barry reaches out to both fathers for advice. Henry (guest nyota John Wesley Shipp) is adamantly opposed to Barry risking his life again but Joe (Jesse L. Martin) thinks he can handle it which...

With The Flash getting a pilot order, and the majority of the principle cast filled, speculation can begin on what will happen with the show. Numerous things have been alisema about where they might take Barry Allen, who was first featured in Arrow, but as of right now it’s all just been rumors.

Executive Producer Greg Berlanti talked to Digital Spy a little bit about the show, where he alisema expect a different onyesha from Arrow. “Barry is different from Oliver,” he said. “He’s a man of science and has zaidi of a sci-fi bent, whereas Arrow has a bit zaidi of a crime bent.” He went on to...