History WMG / TheFlash2014

* Jossed: Eric Wallace revealed in an interview that Ralph will appear in at least one episode, portrayed by a new actor, in order to wrap up Sue's story. Then he'll cast an new permeant actor in the role down the road when the storyline allows for Ralph's return.

** WordOfGod says they'd never make Jay Garrick a villain. So, E2 Hunter may have stolen The Real Jay's identity as both a civilian and the Flash, and Real Jay may not even look like Teddy Sears.

[[WMG:Some of the characters fans commonly feel were [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter wasted]], like the Bus Metas will return due to the Infinity Crisis depositing alternate universe versions of them who survived onto Barry's world]].

* Jossed - When we meet Captain Cold he mentions his sister but we don't meet her and he is the leader of a criminal crew (not the Rogues) and at the end the first person he goes to form the Rogues is Mick Rory (Heatwave), and neither of them are metas.
** unJossed? Captain Cold and his sister Lisa do function as a team of sorts in several episodes, staring in "Rogue Time." Cisco is forced to make Cold's sister a gold gun in "Rogue Time," and he gives her her nickname in "Rogue Air." They still aren't Metas though.

And basically be a green female version of the Human Torch with added BiTheWay for good measure.

She was shown in Season 6 to get the same symptoms of being in the Mirrorverse as Eva. If she leaves, she could go the way of Savitar and becoome a corrupted version of herself that one-ups Eva and has to be talked down by Team Flash.

:Jossed, he will return in "Death Of The Speed Force", still a speedster.

Because, let's face it; it doesn't look like Keiynan Lonsdale will return any time soon, and they can't keep explaining Wally's absense with the "journey of self-discovery" excuse. So the easiest way to keep him PutOnABus is to retcon him becomming Kid Flash. And should he against all odds return after all, they can simply redo his origin episode for this new Earth.

** I second this idea. The promos for the season are heavily building up Cicada to be the BigBad. One of the main criticisms that both IGN and AV Club mentioned with season 4 during their overall reviews was the fact that, in general, it's extremely difficult for a single antagonist to be consistently compelling if they stick around for a 23-episode story arc; thus, both recommend breaking seasons up into different arcs that each have their own antagonist, just like ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' learned to do starting in its second season. At this point I no longer have much confidence in the writers on ''The Flash'' to actually learn from their mistakes and write genuinely compelling material, but if I'm wrong about this--which I hope I am--then Cicada will only be the DiscOneFinalBoss for the first part of the season, possibly everything up until the mid-season finale. After that, Dr. Thomas Snow may take over as the BigBad. I know the whole ArchnemesisDad trope has been done to death in fiction (particularly since the 20th century TropeCodifier, ''Film/StarWars''), but that's because it ''works''. While Eobard Thawne and Hunter Zolomon both became friends and mentors of the heroes before revealing themselves to be evil, thus establishing a clear emotional connection between the heroes and the villain, there's no better a connection than blood relations. Thawne, Zoom, Savitar, [=DeVoe=], Cicada...these are all men who the protagonists had never even met before their story arcs began. But with Dr. Snow, being Caitlin's father, that connection is right there in the backstory, thus potentially providing some real raw emotional material to work with in the hero/villain relationship. I just hope the writers are able to properly take advantage of this, and again, given their track record, I sadly don't have much confidence...but here's hoping anyway! As an added bonus, he could be the first BigBad to essentially be a CanonForeigner (assuming no other DC iterations of Killer Frost had her father be an important character in the mythology), as well as potentially the first BigBad to not be a metahuman.

** The seeds for this storyline seem to be sown in the second hour of ''Series/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'', where Kara and Kate visit Earth-99 and find an older, jaded, [[FallenHero morally compromised]] version of Batman. At the end he seemingly is accidentally electrocuted to death, but still, anything can happen...and even if he is really dead, it still could be ''thematic'' foreshadowing.

* Jossed, although a few seasons later, the Arrowverse version of Pariah is in fact an alternate Earth Wells.

* Jossed

* Jossed no brother is mentioned and her name is Nora plus she came back for a different reason.