User Reviews

I liked this episode. It started with a fun problem for the newest Team Flash members to solve, but this episode also had a surprise ending. A little bit of a sad ending.

We lost another Wells, and as far as I know he was the last living Wells. I don't know if they have a plan to bring him back some way, but I hope they have/find a way. Nash Wells was not my favorite, but it's going to be a little weird without a Wells after 6 seasons. Unless they have a secret way to bring him back.

With Caitlin and Cisco not there to help Barry in this episode, the newest team members (Chester and Allegra) had to step up. I liked both Chester and Allegra in this episode, and I liked seeing them working more with Barry, and helping him. And after this episode, I can't wait to see what happens to them next. I also can't wait to see Chester and Allegra work more with Caitlin and Cisco.

Not only did I like this episode, but I liked it better than last season's premiere. I can't wait to see what else they have planned for this season. There is only one more thing to say. RUN BARRY, RUN!

Here we are at the start of Season 7 of The Flash. Yet, we're not finished with the weird Mirrorverse Arc. I would say that it was a good idea for the writers to block out Cisco and Caitlin for a new fresh breath of air. I quite like the character Rosalind for some reason. I don't know why. Her performance is seriously done well. I have mixed feelings for Eva, of course, that the current seasons have been weird. I mostly enjoyed Season 5 due to new elements like Nora, Elseworlds, more of King Shark, and especially the backstory of Cicada.

What I enjoyed about this episode was Gustin's phenomenal performances of all Wells. I loved the Sherlock one, lol.

7/10, I wonder what this season will be now.

This episode was good in my opinion, but there was a lot of unnecessary drama and the way they handled Cecile could've been better.

Episode 1: Good acting by some, certainly not by Iris, mix of boring and semi-interesting situations, good VFX involving the Flash, horrible storyline plots and a moment of sacrifice well felt and acted.

Would have given it higher if Cisco and Caitlin had appeared 😅

In previous reviews I've made it no secret that Iris is my least favorite Flash character. My favorites are Wells, Caitlin, Cisco, Ralph, and for the most part, Barry. Their chemistry and banter makes even the worst storylines bearable.

Now we have this episode, where 3 out of 5 are just somewhere wandering around the world and then the 4th is killed. They have two new characters who haven't really been established or had a chance to really mesh with Team Flash take their place. What should have been a major emotional moment just left me empty. I did cry when several key versions of Wells came out to say their goodbyes, but all I could think of was that Cisco, the man closest to most all versions of Wells was just somewhere else...retrieving the part that would have made Wells' sacrifice needless. That's not fair to anyone.

But THANK GOD WE STILL HAVE IRIS EVERY EPISODE. I won't stop watching, I still do enjoy it for the most part, plus I don't quit something I've invested 6 seasons in already. I just wish they would get back to the original Team Flash. What's even worse is that this particular plot with the Mirrorverse is actually quite interesting, I just think that the writers are making choices that are ruining it. I truly hope they bring back Tom Cavanaugh in some form or fashion, he is a tremendous actor who has never failed to entertain me.

But really, what do I know? I should just learn to love Iris since she gets more screen time than anyone else. Do better, The Flash.

It was great. One of the best episodes since season 2. I hope the other members of the team won't return anytime soon - I think that's the main reason why Flash was so boring because it was just all the same. Barry: oh I lost my speed etc and then Iris: We- not you Barry, we're the flash...

I think this was a solid start to Season 7! You learn more about Eva and the mirror verse and this episode had a nice send off to the wells characters. Lots of people probably hate their deaths but I think it was necessary and handled well

They episode really started off strong with a fun and cool opening. Even though there are some things in the episode that aren't very fitting for a season premiere, it's really understandable considering that this was mostly filmed pre COVID shutdowns and was supposed to be the 20th episode of last season. Grant Gustin's impersonation of all of the Well's can feel a bit too over the top at times but it doesn't take much of the episode that it feels annoying. Really sad moment at the ending but can't wait to see how they'll wrap everything up, and what's to come in the new season's storyline.

Ok ok Ok. So that happens right. They killed Nash. Is Tom Cavanagh done. I hope not