The Review at the End of the Universe
“All’s Wells That Ends Wells” The Flash returns for a seventh with the continued efforts to create an Artificial Speed Force, Iris still missing and Eva McCulloch free to wreak havoc. From a production point of view last season ended on less than ideal terms. The COVID pandemic forced production to shut down before filming…
The Flash recently almost completed its sixth season so Kneel Before Pod put together a team to give the show its annual critique. The discussion covers improvements, circumstantially shortened seasons, the changing face of the Arrowverse and relationship issues. Craig can be found on this very site and Andrew’s work can be found on the…
“Success Is Assured” The Flash ends its sixth season earlier than planned with a team effort to stop Eva McCulloch from murdering her husband. This is a difficult episode for a reviewer as it’s technically a season finale but was never intended to be one so it’s not completely fair to grade it on how…
“So Long and Goodnight” The Flash returns from an extended production hiatus with a threat to Joe’s life and the continued degradation of Barry’s powers. Not only has The Flash been off the air for a while but I have also missed my reviews for two episodes. The reason for the gap from me is…
“A Girl Named Sue” The Flash introduces the subject of Ralph’s prolonged investigation as Iris realises she isn’t the only one trapped inside the mirror. Ralph’s investigation into the disappearance of a Central City socialite has been bubbling along in the background for a while. Outside of the build-up to “Crisis on Infinite Earths” it’s…
“Love is a Battlefield” The Flash delivers a Valentine’s themed episode with relationship strife both in the criminal underworld and within Team Flash. I’m sure it’ll be apparent to those who regularly read these reviews that I don’t like Katee Sackhoff’s Amunet Black. It’s very much personal taste on my part as she is written…
“Marathon” The Flash returns to explore the show’s perspective on the new world the characters now live in as a new threat emerges. As I’ve said in many reviews, “Crisis on Infinite Earths” was literally world altering with significant impacts on all of the shows that participated in the monumental crossover event. The Flash was…
