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The conflict with Trickster and Weather Wizard led to a couple of neat action sequences. “Almost got ‘im,” as they say in Gotham City. This pairing worked because neither villain is really enough to challenge Barry on his own, but working together and exploiting his nobility, they had the Scarlet Speedster on the ropes. Liam McIntyre’s Mardon is comparatively straightforward, but he still brought a sense of gravitas and menace to the role that worked well during the climactic showdown. Hamill is always a hoot, essentially playing the villain like a live-action version of his Joker. In any case, Weather Wizard and Trickster made for an entertaining Dynamic Duo.

ACCIDENTAL ZOOM FLASH CODE

It might have been fun to see the writers play up his shifty code of ethics and leave viewers questioning which side Cold was really serving. I would have liked Cold to remain a player in the conflict. I was just hoping for more from what will probably end up being his final appearance this season. It was nice to see the two characters interact in the West household and Cold reluctantly pay back the favor he owes Barry. Once again, it’s a shame that the show seems intent on rushing him out the door and sending him on his way to Legends of Tomorrow rather than truly exploring the Flash/Captain Cold rivalry to its fullest. The downside to this is that Cold barely factored into the episode. It was the closest we’ve gotten to a real “Flash vs.

This time around, rather than pairing James Jesse with his long-lost son, we got a threeway team-up between the Trickster, Weather Wizard and Captain Cold. The previous trickster episode is the most purely fun episode this series has delivered, and that’s saying quite a lot. Easily the big appeal with this episode was seeing Mark Hamill return as the Trickster.

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