Screenrant
With week two of The Flash‘s second season returning to the familiar feel and formula of The CW’s immediate hit, week three decides to push nearly all of the new world-building and ‘multiverse’ mythology to the side. Instead, past characters make a return – and the existing cast is allowed to shine – to make sure that the building momentum of the show’s plot is pulling every side of its universe along with it.
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The Flash is just the best.