The Flash Season 2: 19 WTF Moments From 'Escape From Earth-2'

16. New Boss

When Iris gets a new editor over at CCPN, he totally makes a valid point to young Miss West about not relying on The Flash. Given how the Scarlet Speedster is over in Earth-2, and with Geomancer running roughshod over Central City, Iris€™ new boss refuses to run her meta-human story because he€™s not sure that people should become reliant on The Flash, just in case he isn€™t there to help€ such as now. It was an interesting argument, and Scott Evans totally had a valid point. The way Iris handled it was a tad WTF though, and almost played out a little like the stroppy teen-esque Iris who we saw for large parts of Season 1.
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