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While The Flash episode “A New World, Part One” showed us Barry’s side as he struggled in the past on the day of his mom’s murder, Part Two focused on Team Flash as they worked to figure out what happened to Barry. At the same time Barry was missing, we also saw “Eddie” Thawne, otherwise known as Malcolm, struggle to readjust as he began having memories of a world he didn’t know. Armed with a file of the deceased Eddie Thawne, he tries to figure out who he is.

The first part of the four part journey to the end of The Flash started off as a seemingly boring day for Team Flash. With Allegra and Chester working on her superhero costume and Joe and Cecile spending time with their daughter, and Khione practicing her powers, it seemed like an ordinary day. However, things change in a, well, flash. Barry is baby-proofing the loft when he somehow gets sent back to the year 2000.

The ninth episode of The Flash season 9 saw a birthday party for Barry take a different turn when an unwanted foe suddenly appeared. Plus, we got special guest stars in the form of Wally West and Arrow’s John Diggle! Let’s go over what happened in this episode of The Flash. When the episode began, Team Flash was preparing a surprise party for Barry. Although due to his DNA thanks to his powers, he hasn’t aged since he was struck by lightning. So he has basically turned 30 for 9 years.

After an incredible night that saw us with California Roll, Macaw, and Medusa making it to the semi-finals, we got another amazing night where it was so hard to say goodbye to one singer. But it had to be done as only two singers could make it into the finals. Let’s go over what happened on the latest episode of The Masked Singer. First up to sing was the California Roll, who gave a breathtaking performance of “Breakaway” by Kelly Clarkson.

Last week on FearTWD, John Dorie discovered that some rules are meant to be broken, and sometimes it’s not enough. He lost his friend, Janis, but was reunited with June. This week, we catch up with Dwight, Sherry, and Morgan. Meeting with Dwight and Sherry, Morgan meets a new group, but they don’t trust him like Dwight does. Can he help them? Found Each Other Dwight and Sherry are finally back together but it could be threatened.

Well, hunters, it appears as though we have come to the end of the road of our Supernatural journeys…almost. Last night was the penultimate episode of the series as a whole, but it seems to have left fans with more questions than answers. Family Reunion While it seems like everyone else in the universe is gone, we did get blessed with some certain special appearances. Michael (Jake Abel) showed up in a final effort to defeat his father with the boys once and for all.

Last week, the mind-blowing premiere shot us into the past where Diana and Matthew each faced new challenges. Diana was desperate for a teacher to help her learn magic and succeeded in finding the only other witch like her, Goody Alsop. Matthew on the other hand was forced to reckon with his past demons, including being an inflictor of torture for the crown.

It’s been more than two months since Netflix cancelled the fantasy drama Warrior Nun, but fans’ efforts to save it are only ramping up with a billboard near Netflix’s Los Angeles headquarters, another in Times Square and another five in London, in addition to “PR packages” being shipped off to rival streamers — which begs the question: what makes a show about Catholic nuns so popular?

This week, Team Batwoman was splintered as Luke took time away from his mantle as Batwoman’s eyes and ears to deal with the aftermath of getting shot. It became tricky when his shooter was released from jail. Meanwhile, Alive and Jacob teamed up to get Kate back from Black Mask and deadly consequences followed both of them. Still, Ryan and Mary pulled through the best they could but sacrificed much.