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Three actually disconnected comments: 1) I found this episode kaleidoscopic, even psychedelic! Bouncing around between various consciousnesses with the action crossing over between them: that kept a feeling of movement and activity while the overall stream teased out (I won't say sorted!) the relationship issues in the West-Allen family. It kept the Cicada storyline moving on (although I wish we weren't constantly subjected to the vowel-mauling "Cicayda". Only some of the Wells personas get it right!) Also, we got a hint that Cisco is able to move on from Gypsy - hooray! He deserves not to be lonely. With all that, I can't understand how anyone could find the episode slow-moving or boring. 2) To the Brazilian contributor who apologises for his English: You have nothing for which to apologise. The text of your review I might have written myself, and IMDb needs non-English speaking contributors. People all round the world view these programs and films, and have opinions on them. This is the IMDb family. Many people put an immense amount of effort into supporting IMDb, and these efforts should not be rejected on the basis of quality of English. Apart from anything else, we can't rely on any particular contributor's standard of English being constant. I could name at least two, one Dutch, one native English speaker, the grammatical quality of whose contributions vary widely, for whatever reason. It doesn't matter - all these contributions are welcome and necessary. Again - this apologetic contributor's contribution is perfect. 3) Pedants commenting on fiction really irritate me, particularly when they are likely wrong! I am happy with the concept that my mother and my wife's mother are both mothers-in-law, but really?! A cocktail is allegedly called a "Mother-In-Law" (although it's actually more likely to be a sandwich in Chicago): that is its name. Is someone coming up to a bar and ordering more than one going to ask for anything other than "Mother-In-Law"s? Would you order a couple of Hangmen's Blood or Sexes on the Beach?

'Memorabilia' is the Next Installment of The Flash Season 5. This episode mainly deals with memories. This story had something which I feel is really common in the Arrowverse, which is having 2 similar but separate stories and here it occurs with Nora and Grace,The nephew of Cicada. The acting was done really well especially Islie Hirvonen and Jessica Parker Kennedy ; The main characters in this episode, as Grace and Nora. The story is also every poetic as the daughters (Orlin cares about Grace as if she was his own daughter) of the protagonist and antagonist have similar but different theme of memories. Their was a lot of fun easter eggs to watch. There is character development for, a potential villain. The Direction, Production, Writing and everything else was so good that it led to something that is enjoyable to watch. The ending was also exciting to watch, left me curious to watch comes next.

So Overall Its a Solid 10 and I hope that it will continue in the same direction and possibly get better.

I don't know what it was about this episode but something about it really got me hooked and felt like season 1/2 vibes.

After two weak episodes, The Flash comes with a really cool episode and a good story. The Flash Museum is very cool and I hope to see more things of the future in the next episodes

Sorry I AM Brazilian and My english is not Perfect

After "Seeing Red" almost made me lose all hope in the current Cicada storyline, "Memorabilia" has done a fine job at restoring a small bit of hope.

This is a fantastic episode. From the bits in the Flash museum which were awesome, to seeing some great family moments between all of the characters; it was just a great time.

Like other episodes this season, "Memorabilia" manages to balance the admittedly bloated cast in a nice way.

Ralph and Cisco's story was great and I absolutely loved the introduction of Kamilla. I also have to hand it to them for giving Nora some great material this episode. Her chemistry with young Grace's actress was super palpable and really propelled their scenes together.

Barry consoling Iris as Iris believes herself to be a bad mother was great and I loved seeing how it all changed. It's a great message to see that sometimes you have the wrong memories purely out of anger.

The twist with Grace was very well done. It came out of nowhere in the best way and it promises at least something interesting for Cicada soon. I think Orlin Dwyer is still missing the spark he had for me earlier this season (especially since he wasn't technically in the episode), but hopefully the stuff with Grace pays off.

The Flash redeems itself by delivering a very well done and super enjoyable episode that shows us a solid look at the fun and nostalgic Flash museum, nice development for Cisco and some actual, if minimal, progress on the Cicada front.

This chapter help us a lot to understand how think Grace and Nora and analyzes this characters in a Psychoanalytic way.

It's like they introduced her only to show how stupid a single person can be. And the rest of the gang enables her stupidity because they are similarly incapable of making good decisions.