A fairly good season overall, but it's disappointing that "Flashpoint" is really only covered in 90 minutes. Sure, it's the underlying fabric of the season, but it really feels like there should have been a bit more to it than just the first episode. That said, I do enjoy the theoretical physics at work here and the thought-provoking questions regarding fate and causality.

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The Flash isn't meant to be serious drama, action or science fiction. It's something to watch and without thinking too much about it. That aside, the seasonal story arc's are getting annoyingly predictable. Without spoiling, you can narrow all three seasons down to: Barry needs to learn to control a new power, Barry has a difficult love life situation, Barry experiences a betrayal from someone that otherwise is/would be an ally. Rinse and Repeat. It isn't a problem for a casual watcher who doesn't want too much lore dumped on them, but if you're a expecting anything new and fresh, it's beginning to look like you won't find it in The Flash. Then again, it's one of the most popular superhero shows on television, so if it isn't broke, why fix it?