Pretty good episode, but I do have to sound off a few nitpicks;
First off, how stupid was it of Rupture to just stroll right in to Jitters with the place swarming with cops, considering he doesn't seem to be bulletproof or anything and I doubt his weapon can save him from a dozen or so guns firing at him at once.
Caitlin is supposed to be smart, so then why doesn't she pretend around Zoom and keep him happy for as long as it takes for team Flash to figure out how to stop him? Sure she doesn't like his company but he's not gonna hurt her.
I also think the scale is just so small in this show, I mean if Zoom existed in the real world he could probably bring the entire earth down on its knees to bow for him, but all he cares about is tiny Central City.
Even though we all know that Barry won't die I thought the ending was awesome! I don't know the exact details but wasn't Barry supposed to be the inventor of the speed force in comics? That's what I think happened here; he created and became a part of the speed force.
It wasn't stupid of Rupture - it was arrogant of Rupture AND Zoom. They didn't think anyone could or would be a threat.
Snow is smart but the hostage playing up to the captor and pretending to care, etc. has been done to death on TV and movies. The way it is written and performed here is very refreshing. Caitlin is scared and there is guarantee that Zoom will not hurt her.
Yes a great end to the episode with Barry evaporating and his Dad and the rest left devastated.
I hope Henry is back for good. Did anyone else get the impression that Iris was not very happy about his return? Asking if Joe knew about his plan to stay and the look on her face strongly suggested that she was more worried that Joe would be hurt if Henry really stayed. Joe has never been portrayed as jealous or threatened by Barry having a relationship with his father.
Also the scene with Iris and Barry fell completely flat. She wants a relationship with him because it says so main a newspaper from the future?
"maybe they are meant to be together" just because not "I realised I'm in love with you"?
Throughout season one the love interest was one way - all from Barry - and she even rejected him when he told her. She then interfered with his relationship with Linda (didn't she actually try to stop them going out?) and then carried on with Eddie. Then in season 2 even Barry just moved on and there wasn't even a hint that he still had any feelings for her until now she decides different.
I think the writers have dropped the ball on this one. Iris isn't that interesting a character to begin with and doesn't really serve any significant purpise other than being someone's girlfriend or crush, where get there is chenistry or not. Caitlin is a significant character and more than just a "girlfriend" - and even hear they just threw her into a romance when her husband was still warm in his grave (so to speak). On Arrow, none of the female characters are "just girlfriends". They are actual characters with purpose.
I don't like to be negative but this one has been building up for while and I needed to vent it.
Being back Patty.
Also, I was hoping that Wally wouldn't get powers at all - at the very least not this soon. Having a team of speedsters (I'm assuming Jessie gets powers yoo - not familiar with her character in the comics) might be "too many cooks". Same with Arrow - while I'm sad to see Laurel go, Team Arrow was simply too big.