The Flash Season 2: 19 WTF Moments From 'The Darkness And The Light'

1. Zoom Has Wells€™ Daughter

Not only do The Darkness and the Light€™s final moments see Harrison Wells€™ daughter held captive by Zoom, we€™re also given our first static look at this season€™s main villain. Until now we€™ve seen a blurred look at the rogue, but now we get to see him in all his twisted glory. What€™s also WTF about this situation is whether Wells know that his daughter is being held prisoner, and could this lead to him having headed to Earth-1 so that he could do the bidding of Zoom in order to protect his daughter? The Darkness and the Light was another great episode of The Flash, and another one full of WTF moments. Agree with the moments listed? Have we missed any? Take to the comments section with your thoughts.
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