With Welcome to Earth-2, The CWs Flash delivered one of its very best episodes to date. Seriously, this is an outing that left jaws agape, smiles across faces, and gave long-time comic book fans a whole host of Easter eggs, nods, winks, and references to warm their inner geek. Plot-wise, this episode saw Barry Allen, Cisco Ramon and Harry Wells head over to Earth-2 in order to rescue Wells daughter Jesse and to hopefully put a stop to uber-rogue Zoom once and for all. Rather than waiting for Zoom to come to them, they decide to take the fight to his world. Unfortunately, all doesnt exactly go to plan, and Barry even ends up locked in a cell alongside Jesse by the time the episode comes to a close. With this alternative world, though, we were given different takes on familiar characters as we met up with the likes of Earth-2s Iris West, Caitlin Snow, Ronnie Raymond, and even Barry Allen himself. Dotted throughout this latest outing were a whole host of shocking, knowing, and humourous WTF moments.
23. Ciscos T-Shirt
Is there a cooler dressed character on television than Cisco Ramon? To certain viewers, no, no theyre isnt. It seems that rarely a week goes by that we dont see a super cool, super chic t-shirt adorned on the torso of Carlos Valdes Ramon, and this time he was firmly representing for Lord of the Rings. Cisco seemingly has an endless range of awesome t-shirts, and this Mordor effort was up there with the best of them. Sure, my personal favourite was his white bear/black bear/lets make a panda effort, but there was no disputing how brilliant his latest tee was.
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