The Flash: Flash Reborn

Returning from summer vacation, The Flash is back with, “The Flash Reborn.” Iris takes over the voiceover chores with Barry still missing after last season’s finale. It’s been six months with the others carrying on Barry’s fight, and it’s not just the opening that Iris has taken over. The opening scene is Kid-Flash, Vibe, and…

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The Walking Dead: The Day Will Come When You Won’t Be

I don’t generally review The Walking Dead. I’m a fan of the show, but I usually only review hero-based shows. I’m not going to do it regularly, but some things deserve an exception. “The Day Will Come When You Won’t Be,” is one of those. After ending Season 6 on a major cliffhanger, Season 7 started off with an amazing premier.

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Arrow: Legacy

Arrow returns for season five with “Legacy,” a concept that’s a part of a lot of DC’s history. Unfortunately, they don’t live up to the word on pretty much any front. I’ve been a fan of the show with varying degrees of intensity over the years. If nothing else, I like the show for starting off the “CW-verse.” But this may be, in my opinion, one of their worst individual episodes.

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Flash: Flashpoint

At the end of last season, Barry once again gave in to temptation and returned to the night of his mother’s murder. It must be getting very crowded at that moment in time, with so many versions of Barry and Reverse Flash cluttering up the background. This trip, Barry saved his mother and caused a massive paradox, changing many events in his timeline (and presumably changing things for Arrow and the Legends of Tomorrow folks as well, since it’s a shared universe. Maybe this is how Supergirl gets integrated into the CW-verse?). In “Flashpoint,” a name full of meaning for a lot of DC Comics fans, we see the new world.