Caitlin didn't really save Cisco. I don't think that Wells wanted to kill him at that point (he had no reason to). The contrast between that scene and the one in the old timeline was one of the very few things good about that episode.
Another amazing episode with some great moments such as the conversation between Cold and Flash. Just amazing.
I was really expecting Wells to kill Cisco again after bringing him to that room. It is amazing at how different his performance is between this week and last week.
This week's episode was not bad. It was good for me. Nice to see Barry deal with the repercussions of him trying to change what happened in the previous episode. Also glad that this was Cisco episode as we got to know more about him and his family. I do find it odd how he was able to create a weapon so fast. Harrison Wells attacking Mason feels like a plothole though. How the hell did he know Mason was onto him? Strange.
Harrison checked Gideon. Then he said to Mason that he would have had the scoop of the century. That meant that when he checked Gideon something in the future changed (meaning that Mason brought out the scoop).
The "repercussions" in this episode for Barry were practically non-existent. Everything went alright.
Yeah, but that was because he only went back a day. Imagine what happens if he goes back in time and saves his mom.
Bruce dies as a child and not his parents. Wonder Woman and Aquaman start a world war. Superman is not found by the Kents but the government. Cats and dogs living together.
This week's episode was awesome. Mark Hamill was great as the original Trickster. Can never get tired of his laugh. You can hear his Joker laugh when Joe was receiving the phone call from Iris at the charity event. Lol at the "I am your Father" line though. But yeah, the revelation about the body change was kinda creepy. It does clear some things up so that's good. Poor Iris is the only one left who doesn't know who The Flash is. But Lana didn't know who Clark really was until Season 6 of Smallville so it's normal.
This week's episode was good. I did felt like Atom was being pushed as DC's answer to Iron Man. But I'm not buying it. However I am glad to see Brandon Routh get another chance to play a superhero again. He's been great in the role of Ray Palmer. Him and Felicity have nice chemistry together too. They both fit right in the style of this show. But yeah, I guess the main thing that is making me question is how Cisco is having dreams of his death in the alternate timeline. There has to be a reason for this and I believe that will be explained eventually.
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