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* FanNickname: [[Film/SpiderMan3 Emo Barry]] for the Future Barry, due to his haircut.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long[[note]]Since the fans have guessed literally every possible character he/she could be, from Future Barry/Wally, to Eddie, to Ronnie, etc. -- even Earth-1 Hunter Zolomon has been suggested. Some have even gone as far to hypothesize that Iris or Joe is Savitar[[/note]].....[[EndingFatigue not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].
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* NarmCharm: Cisco telling Barry that he's his BFF could have come off as cheesy, but Carlos Valdes sells it perfectly.
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* {{Narm}}: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry looked really ridiculous for a number of fans. More than a few point out that it makes him look more like an EmoTeen than a man that has fallen into complete despair after the death of the love of his life. He looks similar to Peter Parker's infamous look in the darker parts of ''Film/SpiderMan3'', which itself was a case of high grade {{Narm}}.
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* {{Narm}}: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry looked really ridiculous for a number of fans. More than a few point out that it makes him look more like an EmoTeen than a man that has fallen into complete despair after the death of the love of his life. He looks similar to Peter Parker's infamous look in the darker parts of ''Film/SpiderMan3'', which itself was a case of high grade {{Narm}}. It doesn't help that this is a Barry Allen that's meant to be Barry seven years in the future, but the wig instead makes him look ''younger'' (much like how [[Series/{{Arrow}} Oliver]] wears a wig like that when the show wants to show flashbacks to his younger years), completely inverting the intended effect. Generally one expects their brooding future self to look like a grizzled vet, not a pretty boy type.
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* WTHCostumingDepartment: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry causes {{Narm}} (see above) for a number of fans.
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* WTHCostumingDepartment: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry causes {{Narm}} (see above) for a number of fans. Fortunately, his actual Flash suit, which is TruerToTheText, has won just about everyone over.
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* {{Narm}}: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry looked really ridiculous for a number of fans. More than a few point out that it makes him look more like an EmoTeen than a man that has fallen into complete despair after the death of the love of his life.
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* {{Narm}}: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry looked really ridiculous for a number of fans. More than a few point out that it makes him look more like an EmoTeen than a man that has fallen into complete despair after the death of the love of his life. He looks similar to Peter Parker's infamous look in the darker parts of ''Film/SpiderMan3'', which itself was a case of high grade {{Narm}}.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long[[note]]Since the fans have guessed literally every possible character he/she could be, from Future Barry/Wally, to Eddie, to Ronnie, etc. -- even Earth-1 Hunter Zolomon has been suggested. Some have even gone as far to hypothesize that Iris or Joe is Savitar[[/note]].....[[GetItOverWith not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long[[note]]Since the fans have guessed literally every possible character he/she could be, from Future Barry/Wally, to Eddie, to Ronnie, etc. -- even Earth-1 Hunter Zolomon has been suggested. Some have even gone as far to hypothesize that Iris or Joe is Savitar[[/note]].....[[GetItOverWith [[EndingFatigue not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].
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* {{Narm}}: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry looked really ridiculous for a number of fans. More than a few point out that it makes him look more like an EmoTeen than a man that has fallen into conplete complete despair after the death of the love of his life.
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* FridgeHorror: Future Barry gets a visit from his past self in February 2024 and, by the end of the episode, appears to be willing to get back on his horse and fight the good fight. But we know from past episodes that he vanishes in April 2024 during the Red Skies crisis. Has Barry unwittingly just put himself back into the fight only to doom himself?
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long[[note]]Since the fans have guessed literally every possible character he/she could be, from Future Barry/Wally, to Eddie, to Ronnie, etc. -- even Earth-1 Hunter Zolomon has been suggested. Some have even gone as far to hypothesize that Iris or Joe is Savitar[[/note]].....[[GetItOverWith not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long[[note]]Since the fans have guessed literally every possible character he/she could be, from Future Barry/Wally, to Eddie, to Ronnie, etc. -- even Earth-1 Hunter Zolomon has been suggested. Some have even gone as far to hypothesize that Iris or Joe is Savitar[[/note]].....[[GetItOverWith not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].though]].
* {{Narm}}: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry looked really ridiculous for a number of fans.
* {{Wangst}}: While understandable, Future Barry's grief still blew out of proportions. It doesn't help that present day Barry essentially lampshaded the trope InUniverse.
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* {{Narm}}: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry looked really ridiculous for a number of fans.
* {{Wangst}}: While understandable, Future Barry's grief still blew out of proportions. It doesn't help that present day Barry essentially lampshaded the trope InUniverse.
* WTHCostumingDepartment: Creator/GrantGustin's wig as Future Barry causes {{Narm}} (see above) for a number of fans.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long.....[[GetItOverWith not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long.....long[[note]]Since the fans have guessed literally every possible character he/she could be, from Future Barry/Wally, to Eddie, to Ronnie, etc. -- even Earth-1 Hunter Zolomon has been suggested. Some have even gone as far to hypothesize that Iris or Joe is Savitar[[/note]].....[[GetItOverWith not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long.long.....[[GetItOverWith not that that'll stop us from watching it anyway though]].
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement.understatement ever. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is) would be the biggest understatement. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire. Many were quick to say that at this point, there is not a single character in the entire Arrowverse that would justify holding back on the reveal this long.
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* InternetBackdraft: To say that fans are pissed at not seeing who Savitar is at the end of the episode (after 18 episodes without reveal of who the BigBad is), is) would be the biggest understatement.understatement. It didn't help the previous seasons did not hold out this long on the BigBad's identity. [[note]]The Reverse-Flash's identity was hinted at in the very first episode, confirmed in episode nine, and further clarified a few episodes later. Zoom's identity was revealed at the end of episode fifteen of Season Two, with the team finding out in episode sixteen, and then further clarified in episode eighteen. Season Three was closing in on the twenty-episode mark and people both in- and out-of-universe were no closer to figuring out who Savitar was.[[/note]] The fact that it was someone that Killer Frost instantly trusted only fueled the fire.
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