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* EvilSoundsDeep: Mark Mardon has quite the BadassBaritone.
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* CelebrityParadox: Caitlin tells Cisco at the beginning of the episode that she would watch ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' with him. This creates very interesting paradoxes in the Series/{{Arrowverse}}...
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* CelebrityParadox: Caitlin tells Cisco at the beginning of the episode that she would watch ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' ''Series/TheWalkingDead2010'' with him. This creates very interesting paradoxes in the Series/{{Arrowverse}}...
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* KillEmAll: Mark Mardon's goal is to destroy Central City and kill everyone but Joe in it.
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* VoodooShark: The Reverse-Flash hologram and Wells' "speed mirage" ability explain how he was in two places at once back in "The Man in the Yellow Suit", but it does raise some other questions. (If "Wells" was just a speed mirage, then why were he and the Reverse-Flash dressed differently, instead of the same as seen in this episode? He'd have to be doing multiple {{Instant Costume Change}}s, while fighting Barry and doing whatever he needs to do to make the "Wells" mirage act like him. If he's that fast, how can he not manage time travel? Or perhaps the hologram was still active and thus the injured Wells lying there while the Reverse-Flash fought Barry was a fake; however, this isn't explicitly stated.)
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* VoodooShark: The Reverse-Flash hologram and Wells' "speed mirage" ability explain how he was in two places at once back in "The Man in the Yellow Suit", but it does raise some other questions. (If "Wells" was just a speed mirage, then why were he and the Reverse-Flash dressed differently, instead of the same as seen in this episode? He'd have to be doing multiple {{Instant Costume Change}}s, while fighting Barry and doing whatever he needs to do to make the "Wells" mirage act like him. If he's that fast, how can he not manage time travel? Or perhaps the hologram was still active and thus the injured Wells lying there while the Reverse-Flash fought Barry was a fake; however, this isn't explicitly stated.)
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* ViewersAreMorons: When Joe and Barry realize that it's only raining on their car, an external shot of the car shows clear skies all around and a puddle collecting around the car as rain falls heavily on it. But they've been driving the whole time, so there should be a long trail of water behind them as well. There is not, presumably because they feared confusing the point that it has only been raining on the car. Compare the raining-inside-the-car scene from ''Film/OhGod''.
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* DeconstructedTrope: Cap. Singh being struck by lightning is ''not'' PlayedForLaughs, being treated as something that could cripple him for life or make him a vegetable. No [[HarmlessElectrocution walking it off]] or [[XRaySparks impromptu x-rays]] here.
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* RealityEnsues: Cap. Singh being struck by lightning is ''not'' PlayedForLaughs, being treated as something that could cripple him for life or make him a vegetable. No [[HarmlessElectrocution walking it off]] or [[XRaySparks impromptu x-rays]] here.
