When the topic turned to Joe West, and after considering his words carefully, Wallace said ( POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT!): So, is Joe truly and sincerely dead, and that realization is what will start Despero’s foretold cracking of Barry’s mind? Or is something else at play?Īhead of Season 8, TVLine asked The Flash showrunner Eric Wallace about any storylines on tap for after the five-part “Armageddon” event. The biggest and final nail in the proverbial coffin came when Barry suggested that Team Flash swing by the West home for a post-victory celebration, where maybe Joe could whip up some of his grandma’s famous jambalaya.Ĭoming off of everyone’s stunned looks, Caitlin reminded Barry, “Joe died six months ago.” And moments later at the Wes house, Iris told her puzzled, in-denial husband that he delivered the eulogy. “It’s just been hard lately…,” she started to say. Then, when Barry sought out Cecile for some legal advice, he remarked that she seemed a bit on edge. The next clue came early in Part 2, when Iris told Barry she was going to visit with Cecile and Jenna, who have been “having a pretty hard time lately.” Moments later, Kristin Kramer led into a pep talk for Barry by saying, “If Joe were here right now….” But still, maybe Joe is just on a trip! Without his wife, or child. Last week’s “Armageddon” opener dropped the first, tiny clue, when Cecile had an overt reaction to Chester quipping that Ray was “ dead to him” (for which Chester quickly apologized). That character is(/was?) Joe West, played by original cast member Jesse L. This week on The Flash - in the style of a February episode of CBS’ NCIS (as well as a September 2017 episode of Blue Bloods) - it became increasingly clear (to us if not to Barry Allen) that a major character had died months prior, off-camera.
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