Therefore I Am
- L’episodio è andato in onda il 21 nov 2017
- TV-PG
- 42min
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8,5/10
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaBarry comes face to face with DeVoe, whose past is revealed through flashbacks.Barry comes face to face with DeVoe, whose past is revealed through flashbacks.Barry comes face to face with DeVoe, whose past is revealed through flashbacks.
Yu Matsushita
- Asako
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
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- QuizAt the press meeting for Thawne (disguised as Wells) at the turning on of the Particle Accelerator, he noted that both Barry was there, along with Clifford DeVoe and his wife. Thawne was excited at this and even remarked that he was a fan of DeVoe and even said 'good luck' to DeVoe for the future, likely because since Thawne was from the future he knew DeVoe would one day become an enemy to The Flash.
- BlooperWhen listing off DeVoe's "charitable qualities", Harry said that he volunteers at an orphanage. Orphanages in America had been completely replaced by the foster care system in the United States by the early 1970s.
- Citazioni
Cisco Ramon: [vibes DeVoe's coffee cup] Oh, my God. You were right. That mac 'n' cheese looks unbelievable.
- ConnessioniEdited into The Flash: What's Past Is Prologue (2018)
- Colonne sonorePiano Concerto No.23 in A Major, K.488: III. Allegro assai
(uncredited)
Performed by Allegro assai
Recensione in evidenza
I'll Be Thinking of You
We've been waiting for an episode of The Flash to blow the doors to the season wide open, and this could be that episode. Not only did we get a full introduction to The Thinker in all his glory, but we got a solid mystery based episode as well. The biggest mystery, why Clifford DeVoe has adopted the persona of The Thinker and is doing these things to Barry, is still up in the air. But many questions were answered in a rather thrilling way in what is easily the best Flash episode of the season.
It was nice to see the story told mostly from DeVoe's perspective and the use of flashbacks was actually done in an effective way. We watched as DeVoe went from being a professor to a powered maniac within a few days as Harrison Well's particle accelerator exploded 4 years back. Which, by the way, gave us one heck of a great Wells-as- Eobard-Thawne moment where Wells comments on DeVoe's "work" as if he's impressed at how much he will haunt Barry for years to come.
As of right now, DeVoe is at a wait and see with me. He's definitely a different villain for Barry and Team Flash, but how can he possibly live up what he's set up in this episode? Is there any way that DeVoe can feel like a worthy villain for an entire season? Even if he doesn't have super speed?
One of the frustrating things about this episode was the fact that team Flash continued to not believe Barry's gut feeling even after everything they have gone through. Sure, they couldn't find anything definitively on DeVoe, but as Barry said "how many times have we thought someone was good and trusted them and then have it come back to haunt us"? Or whatever that quote was. He's absolutely right and it was just another reason for this show to make us throw object at our TV. Either way, I'm glad that only lasted one episode.
Overall, I absolutely loved the mystery/crime element to this episode and I find DeVoe to be a compelling villain thus far. It's only a matter of this show nailing his reasoning and making sure they have a creative plan for the back half of this season. He can't just be all talk. He needs to live up to what he's presented so far. It comes down to execution.
9.1/10
It was nice to see the story told mostly from DeVoe's perspective and the use of flashbacks was actually done in an effective way. We watched as DeVoe went from being a professor to a powered maniac within a few days as Harrison Well's particle accelerator exploded 4 years back. Which, by the way, gave us one heck of a great Wells-as- Eobard-Thawne moment where Wells comments on DeVoe's "work" as if he's impressed at how much he will haunt Barry for years to come.
As of right now, DeVoe is at a wait and see with me. He's definitely a different villain for Barry and Team Flash, but how can he possibly live up what he's set up in this episode? Is there any way that DeVoe can feel like a worthy villain for an entire season? Even if he doesn't have super speed?
One of the frustrating things about this episode was the fact that team Flash continued to not believe Barry's gut feeling even after everything they have gone through. Sure, they couldn't find anything definitively on DeVoe, but as Barry said "how many times have we thought someone was good and trusted them and then have it come back to haunt us"? Or whatever that quote was. He's absolutely right and it was just another reason for this show to make us throw object at our TV. Either way, I'm glad that only lasted one episode.
Overall, I absolutely loved the mystery/crime element to this episode and I find DeVoe to be a compelling villain thus far. It's only a matter of this show nailing his reasoning and making sure they have a creative plan for the back half of this season. He can't just be all talk. He needs to live up to what he's presented so far. It comes down to execution.
9.1/10
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- ThomasDrufke
- 26 nov 2017
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