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Should I Finish Watching The Flash (5b onwards)
Yes OP You Should
No OP, Its Not Worth it
OP Just Watch Certain Epiosdes
I've not kept it a secret that I've only watched half of The Flash but i'm wondering now if I should correct that and finish the show. So should I continue watching where I left off, not bother finishing the show, or just watch a select few episodes?
There is a certain type of disappointment I feel when a showrunner starts to turn an already established work into an original story. I am generally indifferent with them making changes at all. Some of my favourite adaptions have made notable changes from the original source material that has improved the story. However, when they start to sideline the main characters in favour of these new characters who add nothing to the story, or , give plots that were intended for an original character to new ones, even change important story arcs, etc. It enrages me.
Two examples of when it is done right and when it is done wrong would be the addition of Alison in PJO season 2 and Cecil in The Flash, respectively. I loved the addition of Alison. She is an intense, ruthless, unstoppable character with an unyielding allegiance to Kronos and the Titans. I felt as though Alison added a new layer to Percy Jackson that contributed to the story of not just Luke and the rebellion but also of aged out demigods and their relationship to the camp and their parents.
Inversely, Cecil was one of the worst additions to The Flash that gave way to other bad additions like Allegra, Chester, Killer Frost's boyfriend, the newest alter ego of Caitlin Snow, etc. Her introduction was cool. It showed a new aspect of the crime fighting show we hadn't seen before, the law side. Then, they gave her powers, and everything quickly began to devolve from there. Barry and Iris were sideline, Cisco left, the beginning of the gross mischaracterisation of Joe West, plots with everybody irrelevant that nobody asked for, and so much more.
You had to be there. Watching the decline of The Flash in real time was an experience I think about to this day. Sitting week-to-week, the quality of the writing, acting, and special effects just got worse. I mourn the show it could've been.
After Mark and Frost have been dating for while, the problems start.
He wants her to move in with him, she's not ready to move away from Caitlin, but he does not want her sister living with them. They wind up in a whole fight about how he thinks it's weird the sisters still share the same bed, as if there's something wrong about it.
That's not the only thing they're fighting over. But it's the big one.
And when Frost vents everything with Caitlin later, Caitlin asks her if she's still in love with Mark... or if she just loves what they used to have at the start of their relationship.
It's not an easy question to answer and it takes all night, thinking out loud sometimes and having maybe a little too much ice cream for both of them. But the next day Frost has to admit. She's not in love with Mark anymore. She misses what they had before, but that's not what their relationship is anymore. And she can't keep pretending that it is or that they'll get back to that point.
So she breaks up with him and Mark of course doesn't want to accept this. Storms off in a snit, insisting this isn't over. Frost is distressed that he's gonna, like, turn back to villainy because of her.
Iris points out that if he does, it's not her fault. His bad choices are just that. His. And his alone.
Kamilla declares a girl's night. Allegra starts talking movie snacks for break up movies. Cecile volunteers the house living room so long as the ladies keep it quiet as the night goes on - Jenna's got a thing in the morning, though the kid's a heavy sleeper. Joe, not so much. Cecile, of course, will be with the ladies on the couch and chairs and inflatable mattress.
And in the middle of some terrible movie that Frost's never heard of before but is apparently a break up movie classic, she looks at her sister and her friends and feels so loved. She knows she messed so much up her first year awake, that she never really did anything to deserve their love. But they're here anyway. Helping her through the end of her first romantic relationship.
She really is going to be just fine, because she has all of them on her side.
What up, it’s Vibe. What, you don’t know me? Pfft, you’re missing out.
Name: Fran(Cisco) Ramon
Love interests: Nobody…@heartley-rathaway
Best friends: Barry Allen, Frost, Caitlin Snow, Joe West, Allegra Garcia, Ronnie Raymond, Chester P. Runk, Iris West-Allen, Harry Wells, Wally West, Allegra Garcia, Ralph Dibny, Cecile Horton, Julian Albert, Oliver Queen, Felicity Smoak, John Diggle, Kara Danvers
Family: Dante Ramon, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon
Occupation: S.T.A.R. Labs employee, S.T.A.R. Labs museum curator, and Vibe
Honorary Family: Nora West-Allen, Bart West-Allen, Barry Allen, Joe West, Wally West, Cecile Horton, Iris West
Abilities: Can manipulate dimensional vibrations, create breaches, shoot vibe blasts, get “vibes” of the future, past, present, or other dimensions.
Alias: Vibe
Favorite drink at CC Jitters: Vibeacchino
Status: Nerd, Superhero, Best Friend
Insecurities: Never being good enough, being unable to save family and friends
Gender: Male
Species: Metahuman
Looks: Curly brown hair that is meticulously styled and curled, Puerto Rican, brown eyes, somehow both short and tall, wears silly shirts every day
Pronouns: He/Him
Sexuality: Bisexual
Significant other: None
Exes/Ex Flings: Lisa Snart, Kamilla…Gypsy.
Favorite song for karaoke: Poker Face by Lady Gaga
Hates: Freaky ass braille rooms, people who can escape from the pipeline, Jake Puckett, Reverse Flash, all bad guys.
Loves/Likes: Bulbasaur, Star Wars, Jurassic Park, movies, shows, tech
Personality: Funny, Quippy, Silly, Intelligent, Sarcastic, Caring, Hard-Working
Note: This is my world where he DIDN’T give up his powers and still stays as Vibe in Central City, and Frost is alive and well because I refuse to let that queen go. I cried so hard at her death. Also, in this AU, Cisco has feelings for Hartley.
Well, now you know all about me, now go on, shoo. I have a ton of coding for Barry’s suit that I am way behind on. Not only that, but I’m pretty sure I just heard the STAR Labs alarm go off, so I’ve probably gotta suit up and go anyway. See ya later, Cisco Ramon out!
Alt blogs are @ilikesuperheroesokay and @therealquicksilver
Allegra Garcia in 9x08 "Partners in Time"
The Flash⚡: S06E06 "License to Elongate"
"Nobody tells me anything."