And so we're back for another season, one in which I have very much been looking forward to with Crisis on Infinite Earth's imminent.
This show has never really hit it out of the park, so to speak, when it comes to season premieres, but they have been consistent especially in seasons 1-3. This seasons premiere fits in with that and is on par, if not slightly better than the premieres from the first three seasons.
This weeks "villain" wasn't anything too special, but The Flash vs. a black hole was cool to watch. The highlight of the episode was Ramsey Rosso's transformation into Bloodwork, who seems to be the villain of the first half of the season until we come across either Red Death or Godspeed.
The monitors appearance officially kicks of the Crisis on Infinite Earth's countdown, with Barry now aware his disappearance has been moved up to December 2019.
8.5/10
This show has never really hit it out of the park, so to speak, when it comes to season premieres, but they have been consistent especially in seasons 1-3. This seasons premiere fits in with that and is on par, if not slightly better than the premieres from the first three seasons.
This weeks "villain" wasn't anything too special, but The Flash vs. a black hole was cool to watch. The highlight of the episode was Ramsey Rosso's transformation into Bloodwork, who seems to be the villain of the first half of the season until we come across either Red Death or Godspeed.
The monitors appearance officially kicks of the Crisis on Infinite Earth's countdown, with Barry now aware his disappearance has been moved up to December 2019.
8.5/10