The Flash – Season 9 Episode 5
“The Mask of the Red Death, Part 2”
The Flash concludes the Red Death arc with Central City under siege and Barry doubting his leadership ability.
The Review at the End of the Universe
“The Mask of the Red Death, Part 2”
The Flash concludes the Red Death arc with Central City under siege and Barry doubting his leadership ability.
“Mask of the Red Death”
The Flash ramps up the threat of the Red Death and fleshes out her motivations as she moves forward with her plan.
“Rogues of War”
The Flash unites a band of criminals to steal a piece of tech before Red Death’s underlings get their hands on it.
“Hear No Evil”
The Flash brings back Hartley Sawyer aka Pied Piper as the team is presented with a difficult choice.
“Wednesday Ever After”
The Flash begins its ninth and final season with a time loop and preparing for a happy future.
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