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Or you could just say they don't tie in at all, because that makes the most sense you weirdos.

Why is Oliver's lawyer calling Quentin? Also, Quentin looks like he's on the verge of cardiac arrest throughout this clip.

I think Quentin interrupting with news that someone sold Oliver out probably is the end of the reception, haha.

Didn't Barry leave Iris a note that it was bad luck to see her before the ceremony? I could easily believe that they just got dressed again and had them redone after they returned all their unwanted gifts to the store.

Why are we talking about Diggle like Oliver and Felicity somehow own him and can give Barry permission to do whatever he wants? Even if Oliver and Felicity were certain Diggle would be happy to marry him and Iris, that doesn’t mean Barry didn’t need to ask Diggle himself before taking off with him. Also, I thought Oliver mentioned Diggle not being able to make it because he was injured?

It also doesn’t make much sense that when DeVoe revealed that he was there with Barry’s family that Barry just stayed put instead of taking one second and running back to the West house. And then was like “Don’t you hurt them!” And then did nothing to make sure he didn’t. Plotforce! So dumb.

I was just thinking - no wonder the unnamed kid Allen wanted Barry to say “I do” - in the timeline where he doesn’t he gets framed for murder, LOL.

If Iris’s comment came from an arm of the writer’s room that was angry about the double wedding, I’m glad I’m invested in the show whose response is writing in a reception, LOL.

Is it possible to just not watch S1 at all and still be able to follow?

I think it's the kind of thing someone would be rightfully upset over if it happened at a planned ceremony (even though I think Oliver had good intentions and went about proposing at the rehearsal dinner the only way you can politely do such a thing at a rehearsal dinner, I probably would've been more upset at that scene than the ceremony if it were me), but it's something that I just don't see how anyone could find it in themselves to be upset over after someone died and nazis nearly took over, and when you were literally standing adjacent to puke. I want the whole thing behind us now - it was so terribly handled.

I think maybe the point they're trying to make is that the writers took more time to give Iris a POV on her wedding than they have to give her anything outside of that relationship? (Just a guess, I don't really watch the show anymore)

I love that The Flash is trending on Twitter and most of the commentary is about this F*%$ing espresso machine, LOL.

I hope one of them got around to returning the gifts they didn't want before Barry went to jail.

Considering the circumstances of the double wedding and Iris's bitterness over it aren't actual plot points on these shows, if they wanted to address it on Flash they could've just had Felicity and Oliver sending over a gift as an apology for the interruption and gone about it that way.

"Excuse me, you are being very rude at this puke-adjacent half-assed civil ceremony and IT WILL NOT STAND!"

Considering Barry ran them back from their honeymoon fully clothed and Iris's main complaint was that she wasn't on the beach having drinks with tiny little umbrellas in them, maybe it's sexual frustration talking?

Yes, she did the polite thing and sat in the back in her wedding dress and nearly had to crawl over the pallbearers on their way down the aisle, LOL.

I guess maybe she just really really hates it when people buy her things that weren't on her registry!

Maybe the episode opens with Barry and Iris on their honeymoon only now there's no interruption and they just come back to Central City when they were supposed to?

The deleted scene with Iris and Caitlin and Ralph is about as much as I've ever seen of Ralph and it was too much. Iris was really cute in the deleted scene, although I would've liked it more if she'd actually hit him.

I've only seen pins.

He didn't have to kill Eobard, all he had to do was literally anything other than stand back and let him leave. What a poor excuse for a ~hero, LOL.

How was Eoboard not a Nazi? Clearly he did enough things in E-X's regime to get him pretty high up in the ranks. People who aren't Nazis don't do that. Barry is pretty terrible for just letting him walk away unimpeded - even if there are in-show reasons on The Flash for why Eobard can't be captured or killed, having Barry just stand back and let him walk away without even trying to do something (even if he failed), makes absolutely zero sense. Eobard getting away despite Barry's best efforts looks a whole hell of a lot better than Barry not even making an attempt. Not sure what the BTS reasoning was there, but it sucks.

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OMG HE LOOKS LIKE A PINK NIGHTMARE