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* CantHaveSexEver: It's not clear exactly what Caitlin was trying to warn Barry about early on in the episode, but it appeared to touch on this trope, by way of Barry [[PowerIncontinence not being able to control his power,]] which we see happening a little bit while he's making out with Linda.
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* ConvectionSchmonvection: Once again, absolutely no one has to worry about being burned by Firestorm, and when Firestorm flies over a roof, the roof doesn't catch fire.
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* NotDistractedByTheSexy[=/=]CluelessChickMagnet: The owner of the Allens' old house quite openly hits on Joe, and shows up in a LittleBlackDress offering him "strawberry daiquiri." Joe misses all of her advances.
* NotTheFallThatKillsYou: After being dropped a couple hundred feet by Firestorm, Firestorm grabs Barry just as he lands on the STAR Labs van's windshield and lands him on the ground. Barry is unhurt, but shocked by the height.
* NotTheFallThatKillsYou: After being dropped a couple hundred feet by Firestorm, Firestorm grabs Barry just as he lands on the STAR Labs van's windshield and lands him on the ground. Barry is unhurt, but shocked by the height.
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Everything to do with Ronnie's detonation at the end of the episode. Wells tells Barry that even he can't outrun a nuclear blast, but the shockwaves from the explosion expand outwards at approximately 60 MPH, which Flash can easily escape. However, in order to [[OutrunTheFireball outrun the shockwave]], he would still have to be far enough away at the moment of detonation that he didn't get instantly vaporized by the [[{{Pun}} flash]] of the initial detonation, but Barry (and Caitlin!) were still within line-of-sight.
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Everything to do with Ronnie's detonation at the end of the episode. Wells tells Barry that even he can't outrun a nuclear blast, but the shockwaves from the explosion expand outwards at approximately 60 MPH, which Flash can easily escape. However, in order to [[OutrunTheFireball outrun the shockwave]], he would still have to be far enough away at the moment of detonation that he didn't get instantly vaporized by the [[{{Pun}} flash]] of the initial detonation, but Barry (and Caitlin!) were still within line-of-sight.
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* HopeSpot: When Ronnie/Martin are bursting into flames at the end of the episode, there's a very brief moment where the fire stops and he turns back to normal. But then he explodes.
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* HopeSpot: When Ronnie/Martin are bursting bursts into flames at the end of the episode, there's a very brief moment where the fire stops and he turns back to normal. [[DelayedExplosion But then he still explodes.]]
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** The title of the episode refers to Firestorm's RedBaron in the comics.RedBaron.
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** The fission device they attach on Firestorm opens and attaches to him, and transforms into something that resembles the character's costume insignia.
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** The title of the episode refers to the sub-title of Firestorm Firestorm's RedBaron in the comics.
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* BrokenStreak: in a bid to impress Linda, Barry actually makes it on time for their date.
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* BrokenStreak: in In a bid to impress Linda, Barry actually makes it on time for their date.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: when Barry sees a picture of Martin Stein, Barry recognizes him as someone he met and had friendly banter with while riding the train the day of the particle accelerator explosion. The reason Barry didn't think much of it was because he didn't know who he was back then.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: when When Barry sees a picture of Martin Stein, Barry recognizes him as someone he met and had friendly banter with while riding the train the day of the particle accelerator explosion. The reason Barry didn't think much of it was because he didn't know who he was back then.
** PragmaticVillainy: Wells responds to Gideon by pointing out that Firestorm going nuclear and destroying Central City will be rather worse than merely "delaying" his plans.
* ShootTheDog: Wells at first suggests killing Firestorm in order to prevent his/their meltdown, justifying it as sacrificing two lives to save millions, until he figures out an alternate way to save them.
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* ShutUpKiss: second date: Barry has a "schedule" of activities planned for them, but Linda quiets him down this way, leading to them making out.
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* ShutUpKiss: second Second date: Barry has a "schedule" of activities planned for them, but Linda quiets him down this way, leading to them making out.
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Everything to do with Ronnie's detonation at the end of the episode. Wells tells Barry that even he can't outrun a nuclear blast, but the shockwaves from the explosion expand outwards at approximately 60 MPH, which Flash can easily escape. However, in order to [[OutrunTheFireball outrun the shockwave]], he would still have to be far enough away at the moment of detonation that he didn't get instantly vaporized by the [[{{Pun}} flash]] of the initial detonation, but Barry (and Caitlin!) were still within line-of-sight.
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* PetTheDog: Wells takes a part out of the tachyon device to help Firestorm, even though Gideon mentions that it will be a setback for his plans.
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* BrokenStreak: in a bid to impress Linda, Barry actually makes it on time for their date.
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* ShutUpKiss: second date: Barry has a "schedule" of activities planned for them, but Linda quiets him down this way, leading to them making out.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Barry's usual good deed at the beginning of the episode getting interrupted on his date with Linda. After Cisco guilt-trips him, Barry thwarts the robbery and was back with Linda in a split-second.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: when Barry sees a picture of Martin Stein, Barry recognizes him as someone he met and had friendly banter with while riding the train the day of the particle accelerator explosion. The reason Barry didn't think much of it was because he didn't recognize Stein back then.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: when Barry sees a picture of Martin Stein, Barry recognizes him as someone he met and had friendly banter with while riding the train the day of the particle accelerator explosion. The reason Barry didn't think much of it was because he didn't recognize Stein know who he was back then.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: when Barry sees a picture of Martin Stein, Barry recognizes him as someone he met and had friendly banter with while riding the train the day of the particle accelerator explosion.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: when Barry sees a picture of Martin Stein, Barry recognizes him as someone he met and had friendly banter with while riding the train the day of the particle accelerator explosion. The reason Barry didn't think much of it was because he didn't recognize Stein back then.
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** The fission device they place on Firestorm opens and attaches to their person and makes something similar to the original costume in the comics.
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** The fission device they place attach on Firestorm opens and attaches to their person him, and makes transforms into something similar to that resembles the original character's costume in the comics.insignia.
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* TheReveal: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells, but one of them matches Barry as an adult. It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
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* TheReveal: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones ones; they discover that neither belongs to Wells, but one of them matches Barry as an adult. It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: when Barry sees a picture of Martin Stein, Barry recognizes him as someone he met and had friendly banter with while riding the train the day of the particle accelerator explosion.
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* ShoutOut: Barry asks Firestorm to not "flame on", which is the catchphrase of the Human Torch of FantasticFour fame.
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* ShoutOut: Barry asks Firestorm to not "flame on", which is the catchphrase of the Human Torch of FantasticFour ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' fame.
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* TheReveal: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells Wells, but one of them matches Barry as an adult! adult. It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
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* TheReveal: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells but one of them matches Barry as an adult! It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
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* TheStinger: The military detects Firestorm's nuclear explosion, and Eiling orders him brought in, sounding quite confident that he's still alive.
* WhamEpisode: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells but one of them matches Barry as an adult! It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
* WhamEpisode: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells but one of them matches Barry as an adult! It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
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* WhamEpisode: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells but one of them matches Barry as an adult! It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.alive.
* WhamEpisode: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells but one of them matches Barry as an adult! It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
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* ChekhovsGun: A part of the tachyon device stolen by the Reverse Flash in ''[[Recap/TheFlash2014S1E9TheManInTheYellowSuit|The Man in the Yellow Suit]]'' is used to make the fission device they placed on Firestorm at the end of the episode.
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* ChekhovsGun: A part of the tachyon device stolen by the Reverse Flash in ''[[Recap/TheFlash2014S1E9TheManInTheYellowSuit|The ''[[Recap/TheFlash2014S1E9TheManInTheYellowSuit The Man in the Yellow Suit]]'' is used to make the fission device they placed on Firestorm at the end of the episode.
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* CheckhovsGun: A part of the tachyon device stolen by the Reverse Flash in ''[[Recap/TheFlash2014S1E9TheManInTheYellowSuit|The Man in the Yellow Suit]]'' is used to make the fission device they placed on Firestorm at the end of the episode.
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* CheckhovsGun: ChekhovsGun: A part of the tachyon device stolen by the Reverse Flash in ''[[Recap/TheFlash2014S1E9TheManInTheYellowSuit|The Man in the Yellow Suit]]'' is used to make the fission device they placed on Firestorm at the end of the episode.
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* CheckhovsGun: A part of the tachyon device stolen by the Reverse Flash in ''[[Recap/TheFlash2014S1E9TheManInTheYellowSuit|The Man in the Yellow Suit]]'' is used to make the fission device they placed on Firestorm at the end of the episode.
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* ShoutOut: Barry asks Firestorm to not "flame on", which is the catchphrase of the Human Torch of FantasticFour fame.
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* HopeSpot: When Ronnie/Martin are bursting into flames at the end of the episode, there's a very brief moment where the fire stops and he turns back to normal. But then he explodes.
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* IdiotBall: Joe tells Cisco that he suspects Wells of murdering Barry's mother without anything to back it up Doesn't even try to bring up Wells moving to Central City around the time of the murder or how he was confronted by the Reverse Flash shortly after his talk with Wells.
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* IdiotBall: Joe tells Cisco that he suspects Wells of murdering Barry's mother without anything to back it up up. Doesn't even try to bring up Wells moving to Central City around the time of the murder or how he was confronted by the Reverse Flash shortly after his talk with Wells.
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* IdiotBall: Joe tells Cisco that he suspects Wells of murdering Barry's mother without any cause for it. anything to back it up Doesn't even try to bring up Wells moving to Central City around the time of the murder or how he was confronted by the Reverse Flash shortly after his talk with Wells.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Iris' attempt to help Barry's relationship with Linda causes Linda to dump Barry.
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* WhamEpisode: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells but one of them matches Barry as an adult! It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
* WhamEpisode: Cisco and Joe find bloodstains in Barry's old house and when they match the blood against known ones they discover that neither belongs to Wells but one of them matches Barry as an adult! It is also shown that Eiling is aware of Firestorm's existence.
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The team try to help separate Ronnie Raymond and Martin Stein before things get nuclear.
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** The title of the episode refers to the sub-title of Firestorm in the comics.
** The fission device they place on Firestorm opens and attaches to their person and makes something similar to the original costume in the comics.
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* MythologyGag:
** The title of the episode refers to the sub-title of Firestorm in the comics.
** The fission device they place on Firestorm opens and attaches to their person and makes something similar to the original costume in the comics.
