Barry Allen
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‘The Flash’ Recap: Barry’s Most Heart-Wrenching Failure Yet
The Flash fails to save Iris again, and this time it's even more heart-wrenching due to a recording Iris left for Barry.
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‘The Flash’ Recap: A Future Filled With Sorrow and Bangs
On "The Flash," Barry Allen went to visit his future-self to figure out how to stop Savitar from killing Iris.
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‘The Flash’ Recap: Savitar Escapes
On “The Wrath of Savitar” episode of "The Flash," the gang uses Julian’s connection to the new bad guy in hopes of figuring out how to prevent him from killing Iris.
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Barry Pops the Question on ‘The Flash’
Just after banishing an army of 100 angry gorillas to a different universe on "The Flash," Barry decided to throw caution to the wind and propose to Iris.
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Kid Flash Saves the Day as the Flash Takes a Backseat ... Again
In the last three episodes of The Flash, Barry has taken a bit of a backseat to the other members of Team Flash. Last week Cisco was the one who saved the day, while the week before that, Kid Flash stepped up and became the hero. This week’s episode, “Untouchable,” was no different, as Kid Flash was the one who handled meta-human villain Clive Yorkin.
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The Flash Takes a Back Seat to Unlikely Hero
There was only one way out for HR, and that was a trial by combat. As HR was about to be taken away by Gypsy, Barry stopped them, but before he could say anything, Cisco stepped in and said, “I challenge you to trial by combat.” Barry disagreed and said that he was going to challenge Gypsy, but, apparently, because Cisco said it first, his challenge was the one that mattered. After spending the next 24 hours training and worrying about the fight, Cisco and Gypsy finally started the trial.
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‘The Flash’ Winter Finale Presents Future Full of Tragedy
The Flash makes a rare trip the future and witnesses a tragedy that makes him want to learn to live in the present. But Barry Allen can’t do it all on his own.
