Barry, fortunately, was taken into a loving home and raised by Joe (Jesse. Barry’s father was falsely accused of his mother’s murder and taken to jail. The episode presents a parallel between the lives of Zoom and Barry (Grant Gustin).

This episode reveals even more about the villain, including his real identity as a notorious serial killer transformed by Harrison Wells’ (Tom Cavanagh) science-gone-awry into a super-villain.

It was previously revealed that former Team Flash member Jay Garrick (Teddy Sears) is actually the dark and sinister Zoom, the evil speedster from Earth-2 who has plagued Flash and friends all season long. on The CW.For all of its sunny charm, quick wit, and eager embrace of Silver Age-style comic book tropes and plotlines, The Flash is often at its very best when a bit of darkness is thrown into the mix. Iris (Candice Patton) decides she’s finally ready to open up to Barry about her feelings for him. Rupture came to this Earth seeking justice for Reverb’s death. Meanwhile, Cisco (Carlos Valdes) is shocked when he vibes the Earth-2 villain Rupture, who happens to be his brother Dante’s (guest star Nicholas Gonzalez) doppelganger. Martin) thinks he can handle it which puts the two men at odds with each other. Henry (guest star John Wesley Shipp) is adamantly opposed to Barry risking his life again but Joe (Jesse L. Unsure if he should take the risk, Barry reaches out to both fathers for advice. Barry and Wells (Tom Cavanagh) come up with a plan to stop Zoom once and for all but it’s extremely dangerous.

Here’s the official episode description for “Rupture”: Zoom arrives back on Earth-1 intent on taking over Central City. The CW recently renewed “The Flash” and a slew of other shows for its 2016-17 season. Episode 20 of Season 2, written by Kai Yu Wu & Lauren Certo, also marks the directorial debut of “The Flash’s” Emmy-nominated VFX supervisor Armen Kevorkian, while next week’s installment is directed by lifelong comic book fan and “Clerks” auteur Kevin Smith, and written by “X-Men: First Class” and “Thor” scribe Zack Stentz.

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