he made him somehow, tbh I didn't really get how. I'm sure someone will be able to explain it.

He's not another version of Zoom, he is Zoom but he's really Hunter Zolomon.
There's a potential spoiler in this but it does explain somewhat http://www.bustle.com/articles/15699...s-on-the-flash

Spoiler for what'd to come in the final episodes? I think the explanation in the rosters so far related to a time image of himself or something...

I agree, he never seemed like he was going to be around for long, unless we end up with more time travel

About the identity of the Man In The Mask

See I didn't see that happening, but I didn't read the comics or see the original Flash series.

As for the finale, I enjoyed it, but really don't like the ending. Why did they have to go down the route of erasing all that has happened before.

Barry annoys me, he creates more problems than fixes them.

I just finished watching X-Men: Days of Future Past and the same thought occurred to me. They basically just relegated the first three movies (and the Wolverine ones) to "never happened" status! Not sure how to feel about that

I suspect season 3 will be similar to Flashpoint and he'll have to stop himself changing the timeline.

Was that the one where

So I guess based on that, we will get another shot of Flash going back to his mother being attacked/killed by reverse Flash and we will see a 4th Flash in the shot

Thanks the article answers the question but doesn't make sense:

How can Zoom take a previous version of himself into the present Earth 1 and also kill him through the portal? Doesn't that then erase himself from time e.g. killing Eddie leads to killing Reverse Flash...

Flash season 3 starts on Sky 1 on the 25th October according to Geektown website which seems to be to avoid the breaks America have in airing their shows!

Well, just slightly underwhelmed by the new episode - a lot going on, but almost too much for one episode? All rather confusing - then there we were back again but no Iris. (Poor Barry! Is that what schizos feel like, lol - so many worlds, so little time! ) I think it might have been better to spend some more time in the new world - we were only there for about 20 minutes? (But no - we had to rush back to develop the Alchemy storyline! Whoosh, whizz, wheeee - my head's already spinning nearly as fast as Barry's arms...)

I thought it was ok actually. I like the notion that even though he's 'reset' the timeline that there are still some things that have changed.

I don't follow the comics so I had to look up the Dr. Alchemy character as well.

Well, that's timelines for you - even the smallest tweak can bite you on the ankle... (I learned that from Star Trek!)

(Me neither - thank heavens for the Arrowverse wiki, what would we do without it?! )

Enjoyed the return. Still the best of all the DC shows.

Erm... no. It was most of the episode.

You're right, of course - I suppose I was just settling into it when everything changed again? It just seemed so short somehow...

It did feel a bit rushed.

How come Barry was running around all over the place, just to see Kid flash do his thing? He didn't seem to care who saw him zip away or hide his identity at all.

And I thought he was supposed to be clever. How did he not know Kid flash was Wally? We all did straight away

Yep - even with his 'whizzy' face, we still knew it was him... (Don't forget how stupid lots of DC characters are - Supergirl walks into work every day with a ponytail and a pair of specs, and Cat Grant still doesn't know it's her, lol... At least Barry wears a mask! )

To be fair, Cat did suspect at one point. I put it down to cognitive dissonance

Presumably he believed that the changed timeline meant that the events that caused Wally to become Kid Flash hadn't occurred?