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Season 3 begins with Barry living his dream life and no longer having to be the one saving the city now that Kid Flash has taken over that duty. But soon disaster strikes and Barry must decide if he wants to continue to live in an alternate universe or return to his life as the Flash.
Barry realizes the effects from Flashpoint are much greater than he thought. Meanwhile, Barry meets new co-worker Julian Albert and is surprised by Julian's immediate disdain for Barry.
Barry Allen and Team Flash are thrilled to reunite with Earth-2 Wells and Jesse. -- (C) CW
Barry continues to train Jesse and when a new meta human, Mirror Master, appears on the scene he lets her tag along. But she defies one of Barry's orders, which leads to disaster. Meanwhile, Mirror Master teams with his old partner, Top, and looks to even a score with Snart.
Caitlin visits her mother, a renowned biomedical researcher, to see if she can help with her growing meta-human powers. But her mom treats her like a test subject, which results in a major confrontation. Meanwhile, a mysterious new meta-human attacks Central City, and Barry tries to convince Julian to let him assist on the case.
When Wally starts having dreams about being Kid Flash, Barry realizes he has to tell Wally, Iris and Joe about what happened to Wally in Flashpoint in order to keep him safe.
Caitlin uses her powers to save Barry but, as her mother predicted, the effort unleashes her inner Killer Frost. Killer Frost then goes on a rampage looking for Dr. Alchemy, kidnapping Julian and battling both the Flash and Vibe. Meanwhile, Joe and H.R. have a heart-to-heart talk.
A superhero crossover event begins with aliens attacking Central City and Barry asking the Green Arrow for help to stop them. But they soon realize the battle is bigger than they thought, so they track down the Legends of Tomorrow and Supergirl to help. Once all of the super friends are assembled, they come up with a plan to attack but a shocking secret related to Flashpoint is revealed and suddenly no one is sure who they can trust.
Barry goes to Earth-3 to get advice from Jay Garrick on how to stop Savitar. Wally wants to help Barry fight Savitar and reveals that he's been training with H.R., which doesn't go over well with Barry. Meanwhile, old wound are reopened when Cisco faces his first Christmas without his brother Dante.
Barry is tormented by his vision of the future where Iris is murdered by Savitar. When a criminal named Plunder shows up in Central City, Barry recalls the villain's presence in his vision of the future and fears that if he catches Plunder it will cement Iris' fate. Confused about Barry's hesitation to stop Plunder, Wally decides to step in as Kid Flash. Meanwhile, Caitlin offers Julian a job.
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The real changes here are more emotional than grandiose.
It's so frustrating to watch Iris's potential get squandered through juvenile scenes that focus on her as Barry Allen's leading lady rather than a woman in her own right.
A good season overall, with some strong story arcs and a good ending to them, though it does struggle with a shift in tone and a rather flat end scene.
Once again, the series found gold in exploring how familiar characters have been reshaped by their new reality. And Barry's emotional journey continues to anchor the show.
Despite its flaws, the show is still a largely faithful and puts its comic book sensibilities front and center, and the cast are always wonderful.
Wow - what a way to close out Season 3! Tonight "The Flash" delivered an emotional, intense, and unexpected season finale.
Like Arrow, there's a wide berth to do things differently next season, and considering how dark Flash Season 3 managed to skew, that overhaul is sorely needed. Remember when Season 1 had a fun wedding, daytime and all?
It's a risk having your superhero portrayed as an imperfect vessel who commits villain-like acts, but such is the maturity and complexity of The Flash.
The Flash: The Complete Third Season is a return to greatness for one of the very best superhero shows on TV.
Overall, we're off to a promising start to The Flash Season 3, even if the concept of flashpoint itself was a bit of a letdown. It was a good launching pad.
Watching the yellow blur saving the city is fresh, having not being given much of a chance to shine in the last season, it's brilliant to finally see Lonsdale get something to play with.
While in the comics, Barry's actions rewrote the whole world with some bizarre and disastrous consequences, here, things are far more subtle, and the focus stays on the people who bring us back week after week.
Audience Reviews for The Flash: Season 3
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Apr 08, 2021estuvo genial pero no mejora la serie
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Mar 30, 2021The third season of The Flash is quite intuitive despite being the weakest so far. There is a certain nerfing of the protagonist and the relationships between the characters although good can seem a bit forced at times, other than that you can get a good experience watching it.
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Mar 01, 2021Show keeps getting worse and worse every season. It's gone from so bad it's good to just bad.
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Feb 15, 2021This season had me on the edge of my seat nearly every single episode. The exciting visuals and the terrifying and mysterious villain had me questioning each decision being made and always had me guessing. In my opinion this was the best season the flash had to offer as its plot twists and turns were much too shocking and amazingly written to ever forget. The relationships made throughout the show and the empathy developed for its characters made it hard to not fall in love with the entire process. I would highly recommend!
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Jan 04, 2021The Flash Season 3 is what started the downfall of the Flash. This season introduces us to savitar, a god speedster who's only goal is to kill Iris West so Barry Allen can go so crazy, it allows him to be born. Starting with the pro's, I think H.R Wells while not being better than any of the other wells we've had is still good and entertaining and his death scene is honestly kind of sad. Savitar is overall a good villain while not being written correctly. Flashpoint was a good idea and was a good way to start the season by messing everything up. The CGI is very impressive seeing how its a TV show and every character is written off very well. The cons: This show introduces us to Julian Albert. While his character is written well he was an uptight bitch in the first couple episodes. The season focuses too much on the love portion and not the saving the city portion. Lastly a good amount of the episodes are filler which is something I hate because it shows that the producers are running out of ideas. Overall this is a meh season and I hope that season 4 is better than this
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Dec 30, 2020Story for this season got lame and boring and lost all of its fun
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Dec 10, 2020I think its very important
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Oct 31, 2020Flashpoint was wasted and another speedster. They gear up for something big and game changing at the end and bait and switch it for a safe option
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Aug 09, 2020Great season like just lots of action
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Aug 09, 2020So far, least favorite season of Flash. Main villain seemed great at first, but the plotting and plot twist was a bit weak. Some episodes were atrocious, namely, "The Duet". The suspense was great but then falter. Honestly, the villain was weak this season.
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