Harrison Wells Returns To "The Flash" Season 2...But In What Form?

[CBR News]

With time travel and alternate realities in play, it appears Tom Cavanaugh's character isn't quite done yet.


Full article here.

[FishyZombie]

I want to see more of his Eobard, I don't really care about Harrison Wells regardless of which reality he is from.

[Gotham Thrasher]

Quite a nice and obvious expectation really. Should be interesting to see any interaction between this new / old Harrison Wells and General Wade Eiling (as played by Clancy Brown) if any.

[ChaoticScholar]

I would be surprised if Wells was not a Flash of some world.

[Ragdoll]

I hope the twist is that he is Professor Zoom again. If it worked once, do it again. I don't think a show has ever managed to pull off doing the same twist twice and making it convincing. Make us truly fall in love with Harrison Well's as a character, then have him kill some beloved B-lister (Barry's real dad maybe) and go "Surprise! Zoom zoom zoom."

[saahir]

That's great to hear but when are we getting a trailer for season 2? Is the CW gonna wait till like a week before the show airs and drop it?

[Frontier]

So it seems like it might be an AU Wells, who might not still be Thawne, who manages to show up in Barry's dimension. I wonder how different he might be from the original Wells or Thawne?

[kalorama]

I'm really not looking forward to the show making a headlong dive into time-travel and alternate universes.

[FishyZombie]

I'm really not looking forward to the show making a headlong dive into time-travel and alternate universes.

If you don't like those things, you shouldn't have watched a show about the flash.

[kalorama]

If you don't like those things, you shouldn't have watched a show about the flash.

I have no inherent problem with those things. My problem is with their over use or the prospect of using them as a narrative crutch, which is where it feels like the show is heading. It seems like they're all giddy about exploring new worlds and adding new characters, when it feels like they haven't really laid a enough groundwork with the ones who are the foundation of the show.

So, in other words, nice swing but no contact.

[Kevin T Brown]

I have no inherent problem with those things. My problem is with their over use or the prospect of using them as a narrative crutch, which is where it feels like the show is heading. It seems like they're all giddy about exploring new worlds and adding new characters, when it feels like they haven't really laid a enough groundwork with the ones who are the foundation of the show.

So, in other words, nice swing but no contact.

Nah. They've hit around the batting order in the 1st inning, now they're piling on the runs.

I think it's awesome that they're diving head first into the Flash mythos.

[Agent Z]

I hope the twist is that he is Professor Zoom again. If it worked once, do it again. I don't think a show has ever managed to pull off doing the same twist twice and making it convincing. Make us truly fall in love with Harrison Well's as a character, then have him kill some beloved B-lister (Barry's real dad maybe) and go "Surprise! Zoom zoom zoom."

That's not a twist. That's repeating the same plot.

[Midvillian1322]

That's not a twist. That's repeating the same plot.

Thinking the same thing lol. Fool me once shame on me fool me twice and its just repetitive. I guess there is fresh ways to go about it but why just dive into something else. If we ever see zoom again have the original actor him not him posing as wells again.

[Tracer Bullet]

I hope the twist is that he is Professor Zoom again. If it worked once, do it again. I don't think a show has ever managed to pull off doing the same twist twice and making it convincing. Make us truly fall in love with Harrison Well's as a character, then have him kill some beloved B-lister (Barry's real dad maybe) and go "Surprise! Zoom zoom zoom."

That's not a twist. That's repeating the same plot.

It wasn't even a twist the first time. They let us know from the jump and throughout the season before it was made plain in dialogue.