“I never should’ve lied to them about working with you.” Minor spoilers for The Flash season 5, episode 19 follow. The Flash takes back Nora back to the future after the truth about Thawne comes out, leading to a divide within Team Flash, while Nora tries to return to the present. In the present though, the older Grace has kidnapped the younger self and Caitlyn’s father is back in Central City. Iris and Barry at odds This episode starts with a bang with probably the biggest fight that Barry and Iris have ever had. Coming directly off the back off Barry returning from 2049, emotions are running high on the entire team, but none more than Barry and Iris. This opening scene of the episode is absolutely top-notch with everything it does. It may be some of the best writing, acting, and camera work in the entirety of the series. This season has consistently gone back and forth from the highest of highs and the lowest of the lows, but this is maybe the best scene of the entire series. This rift between them though causes Iris to pull a move straight out of Barry’s playbook and heads into the future, with Ralph accompanying her. It’s an interesting play to have Iris play into her emotions, just as she accused Barry of doing, but she’s also right in a way that Barry is. Both of them have good points regarding Nora, but Iris is right in a way that Barry rarely is when he acts on his emotions. However, Barry is also right, but only because of his own actions. There’s a lot of nuance in this episode that is extremely rare for this series. It’s also saying something about the state of Barry and Iris’ relationship when Thawne is giving them good relationship advice. It’s still hard to tell what Thawne is playing at, but you can’t say that he tells a single lie or gives bad advice in this episode. The Negative Speed Force With Nora back in the future though, with no friends, no family, there’s only one person that she feels she can turn to, Thawne. With the realization that Thawne had travelled back in time without being noticed by Barry, Nora asks how, bringing about the first mention of the Negative Speed Force. It’s a really interesting development that makes complete sense given the Thawne character and it really makes him feel like Barry is right about him manipulating Nora. But, in turn, this is all because of Barry’s mistrust of Thawne that he’s even able to manipulate Nora in the first place. Tom Cavanaugh also does a brilliant job in this episode not making it easily known as to what Thawne is actually thinking. The actual access of the Negative Speed Force is so similar to yet so different to the regular Speed Force that it’s haunting. It’s accessed through pain and suffering, showing the things that case that anger and rage within oneself, rather than showing possibilities. It dwells on the past and not the future, which is a very saddening thing to see Nora going through because of the optimistic, hopeful woman she is. Winter has returned With the West-Allen family at odds, some more family drama within Team Flash has returned, this time in the form of Caitlyn’s father. Like almost, every B-plot of this season of The Flash, this part of the episode falls completely flat. The family dynamic of the Snow family feels incredibly weak given the family drama of the West-Allen’s. Icicle also isn’t really that interesting of a villain either and his goal in this episode isn’t great. This season of The Flash has consistently struggled on the superhero aspects of the show and its evident again here. When dealing with the human side of Barry’s life, the show has generally been great, but when it’s dealt with The Flash’s side of his life, it’s consistently been weak or not interesting when not dealing with Cicada. This week’s episode of The Flash combines its best and worst aspects of the season into the same episode, but the good definitely outweighs the bad.<doc-sep>The Flash will return and continue down its home stretch on Tuesday, April 23. Titled “Snow Pack,” a look at how to watch season 5, episode 19 online. The Flash is back with another episode on Tuesday, April 23, as it nears the season 5 finale. Already 18 airings in, the 19th episode, titled “Snow Pack,” could have an interesting impact on the final slate of one-hour sagas. “Snow,” of course, sounds like it relates to Caitlin Snow, who had issues with her father earlier this season. He was not the man she thought, and it turned her previous desire to learn who this person was upside down. As for the storyline that dominated last week’s spring return, viewers learned just why Nora West-Allen worked with Eobard “Reverse-Flash” Thawne in 2049. It was not what anyone thought, since her close friend and work partner died at the hands of Godspeed, but Nora also did not know that Thawne jilled her grandmother decades earlier. Still, Barry did not trust Nora, despite her explanation, and sent her away to not come back. His mother’s death was always a deeply personal part of his character, and for his own daughter to lie and work with Thawne, sent him over the edge emotionally. That leads into an interesting follow-up for Tuesday’s episode and how everyone deals with it, especially Iris, who was not allowed to say goodbye to Nora. Details on how to watch season 5, episode 19 of The Flash are below. This includes the start time, TV info, live stream and more: Date: Tuesday, April 23 Time: 8:00 p.m. ET Season: 5 Episode: 19 “Snow Pack” TV info: The CW Live stream: CWTV.com “Snow Pack” will air, as always, on The CW. CWTV.com will host a stream on Wednesday, and it’s available for the next five weeks. The Flash should include its usual, interesting shenanigans. However, as season 5 nears the finish line, what will happen on Tuesday night?<doc-sep>
The Flash -- "Snow Pack" -- Image Number: FLA519b_0251b.jpg -- Pictured (L-R): Susan Walters as Dr. Tannhauser and Danielle Panabaker as Caitlin Snow -- Photo: Dean Buscher/The CW -- ÃÂ© 2019 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved How Sam could have stood up to Dean in Supernatural Season 14, Episode 19 How Sam could have stood up to Dean in Supernatural Season 14, Episode 19 by Alexandria Ingham The Flash returned last week with an amazing episode! What are we in for tonight? We have all you need to know, below! You don’t want to miss tonight’s all-new episode of The Flash. What can we expect to see tonight and how can we be sure we watch every minute of the action? We’ve got you covered. Right away, you can tell this episode will heavily feature Caitlin, portrayed by Danielle Panabaker. By the way, the actress directed last week’s episode and did not disappoint! Episode 18, “Godspeed,” concluded with Barry and Iris now dealing with the consequences of sending Nora back to the future. Not only is this an issue within itself, but Barry did not consult with Iris on this huge decision. She is not going to be happy about it. Let’s check out the synopsis and trailer for tonight’s episode! From The CW, here’s the official synopsis for The Flash Season 5, Episode 19 “Snow Pack”: Icicle is back! The villain, guest star Kyle Secor, is ready to make the next move in his plan. The only way to stop him is if Caitlin put her differences aside with her mother, Dr. Carla Tannhauser (guest star Susan Walters), and duo team up. Meanwhile, not happy with Barry’s decision, Iris decides to “take matters into her own hands.” What will her move be? We’ll have to tune in to find out! Watch a sneak peek for “Snow Pack” here: Can’t wait to watch tonight’s episode? Get ready and take notes! Here’s everything you need to know to be sure you tune in on time: Date: Tuesday, April 23 Start Time: 8/7 p.m. Central Episode: Season 5, Episode 19 “Snow Pack” TV Channel: The CW Where to watch: Watch on the CW or The CW Online Don’t forget to catch The Flash tonight at 8/7 p.m. Central only on The CW. Share with us in the comments! What are you most excited to see tonight?