If Hunter Zolomon is the name of the Earth 1 and 2 versions, then does Jay Garrick even exist? I was thinking that that the man in the iron mask might be the real Jay Garrick.

Maybe this Earth 2 is actually Earth 3 before the Crime Syndicate came into power?

But yeah, the man in the iron mask is most likely Jay Garrick, but that doesn't mean he can't be the E2 version of Wally. It's hard to tell whether or not his hands are darker from his skin tone or just from being in prison for so long.

Jay Garrick could be Henry Allen's counterpart whose 90s flash. Remember, Earth 2 Nora could've married someone different

So apparently a Superman prequel sgow called Krypton is in the works.

I rolled my eyes thinking another lame Snyder production until I re-read and realized it's a show.
I'm still rolling my eyes because I was bored to tears with Smallville, but watching some Flash on Netflix is brightening things up a bit.

But how would it work?

If they makare it about life on Krypton I'd be neat.

I was thinking that it might be Wally also. There's no reason that it can't be him. I consider Henry also, but why does Barry on Earth 2 look the same if he has a different father? I think families on E2 are the E1, otherwise everyone would look different. So it has to either be Wally or the real Jay.

Another excellent episode, although not as badass as last weeks. I am so glad they didn't just solve Barry's speed problem at the end of this episode. That was kind of cold to just kill off Frost like that though. The stuff that dealt with Wally was pretty nice to as it was great to see him decide to take a new outlook on life. I'm curious if creating a new particle accelerator is going to end up giving him and Jessie their speed powers too.

The music for Zoom remains awesome. I love it. Not sure who this week's Metahuman was supposed to be though, but it seemed kind of convenient that he reverted back to a child after getting really old. Next week is going to rock!!

I just watched the last two episodes of Legends and man, they were bad, like really bad. Like written by a fifth grader bad. Where did my show that felt like a 60s Crisis crossover story go? I think I might just wait until the last three episodes have all aired before I even bother to watch them.

And did they really have to turn Atom into Giant Man and CGI the entire battle? Wouldn't it just have been more cost effective to just have him fight an actual guy in a suit and film it Ultraman style instead of using the CGI from a Ps3 game?

Another look inside the mind of the man WB has trusted with the Justice League....