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Did it work for you?įor the crossover portion, we received quite a treat. So, that story wasn't overall my favorite, but it was there for all you Flash fans uninterested in the crossover material. Why didn't Joe let her in on that secret? That's a pretty important one, especially if she's been given the key to the castle.

In the end, Jay took it and wasn't harmed by doing so (and it worked on our Earth) since Patty shot Harry thinking he was our Harrison. There must be more to this entire tale than we're aware. What else? Caitlin is helping Harry now, and she wouldn't do anything that would put them in jeopardy. Harry failed five previous times to get it right. So why was Jay so against "Velocity-6"? He doesn't want to be treated as a lab rat. Something tells me no amount of running on a treadmill is going to help Barry out at this point, and Harry is on the right path with pharmaceutical enhancements. It's great that Harry hasn't given up on trying to find a way to make Barry faster, and it's damn scary Zoom is apparently at least twice as fast as the Scarlet Speedster. While it makes sense that there needed to be something for those who don't watch Arrow to enjoy, the standalone scenes with Caitlin, Harry, Joe and Patty weren't exactly fulfilling. Essentially the hour set out to do a several things set up the crossover, give viewers some backstory on Kendra they can take with them to DC's Legends of Tomorrow, introduce the holdouts who still aren't watching Arrow and also giving a little something to those who won't be watching either of the other shows so they wouldn't be left feeling watching was a waste of time.