And Barry has a new lab partner – Julian Albert, played by Tom Felton – who he doesn’t get along with. His parents are dead again, but so is Cisco’s brother Dante (played by Nicholas Gonzalez), who was alive in the original timeline. Barry believes that this will turn everything back to normal, but he’s very wrong about that.īarry’s attempt at correcting the timeline didn’t work out as he’d hoped. Just as Eobard predicted, Barry returns to The Reverse-Flash’s cell and asks his nemesis to go back in time and kill his mother again. This comes to a head when Wally is mortally wounded in a clash with Edward Clariss (aka The Rival), a new evil speedster played by Todd Lasance. Barry has something of a moral crisis: he enjoys spending time with the resurrected Nora and Henry Allen (played by Michelle Harrison and John Wesley Shipp, respectively), but he also realises that this version of reality might not be best for the rest of Team Flash. Jesse Martin’s Joe is drinking a lot and getting in trouble at work.īarry’s memories of the original timeline begin to fade, as the new reality begins to become permanent. Meanwhile, Carlos Valdes’ Cisco is a billionaire tech genius, and Danielle Panabaker’s Caitlin is an eye doctor for kids. He gets crime-fighting assistance from his sister, Candice Patton’s Iris. In this new version of the present day, Keiynan Lonsdale’s Wally West is Central City’s premier protector, Kid Flash. At one point, Eobard yells, “Who’s the villain now, Flash?!” Prescient words, indeed. Season 3 begins with Barry – having averted the death of his mother – bringing Eobard back to the present and locking him in a speed-dampening cage.
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