She is correct.

Exactly.

Nope, me too. I rolled my eyes at him for most of the first half of s1 (obnoxious semi-creepy re: ladies geek stereotype) and he really started to grow on me in the back half and now he's honestly one of my favorites. Good job, writers.

Presumably to show that Barry was failing miserably at being happy? Trying to move on from Iris?

Nope, it's always been like that. The intros are like that with all the Berlanti superhero shows.

I honestly think Harry Wells could be a Johnny Quick analogue. He's Jesse Quick's dad, and his undercut even matched the classic mask line.

I THOUGHT that was it! It sure looked like it, but I didn't know offhand.

Aw, boo, ignore them. It was a delight. (And nah, they don't mention each other. The Supergirl crossover takes place after this episode of The Flash, but that's about it.)

Barry's confrontation with Thawne was amazing. Boy was handcuffed to the wheelchair, his legs were everywhere (AND HIGHLY DISTRACTING) and he looked Eobard straight in the eyes and lied and bluffed his ass off and it WORKED.

Yup.

I didn't get it until your comment. Ha!

Yup. I've also got depression, and even in the pilot oh man the idealization of being somewhere else where that nice thing happened rang far too true for me.

Heck, I hope we /get/ that version. (It's not completely outside the realm of plausibility, okay)

I had no idea who she is, so thanks for the information! :D Her guitar playing was very impressive.

I really liked this episode. Rebecca moving on! And making out with Greg, even! And she was even making real progress with Valencia!

There was lots of Jane/Petra in this episode and lo, it was good. (Still pulling for Jane and Petra to be friends and raise their kids together. And hopefully even smooch.)

In his defense, he defeated his electricity villain by overloading him

He probably made them himself and paid with money from his Earth. (Hope it worked)

Apparently so. (And I agree re: no spark.)

Totally. James was absolutely in love with Superman.