A Flash recap that makes Barry's absence part of the argument.
Chris and D-Pom turn this Flash recap into a pointed argument about season 9, episode 11, with Barry Allen's near-absence doing most of the work.

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Super Tuesday isn’t just for politics anymore. Now it represents the day of the week where we get CW’s The Flash and ABC’s Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD back to back. Dpalm and Kriss are here to recap and nerd out about both shows. Join Us. We also cover Arrow & Legends of Tomorrow and Shanna & the Doctor review Supergirl
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
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A Flash recap that makes Barry's absence part of the argument.
Chris and D-Pom turn this Flash recap into a pointed argument about season 9, episode 11, with Barry Allen's near-absence doing most of the work.
A lively Flash recap that turns a suit gag into a sharp Barry/Thawne conversation.
Chris and D-Pom turn a goofy suit joke into something a lot more interesting than it first sounds. The Chester and Allegra material gets the easy laughs, but the piece keeps circling back to Barry and Thawne, where the real heat is.
A talky final-season recap that turns a bad plan into a larger argument about Barry's habits and the CW era.
The recap frames episode three of season nine, Rogues of War, as a bad plan that still fits the characters: the lead pulls together an unlikely crew to steal a valuable piece of equipment before the new rogues do, and the suspicion that Mark will betray them gives the…
Oliver Queen's return becomes the argument for The Flash at its best.
The review makes a strong case that Oliver Queen's return gives The Flash its best kind of momentum, especially when it lets Oliver, Wally, and Diggle do more than simply show up.
A finale recap that treats the ending as something worth debating.
Chris and D-Palm wrap up the last two episodes of The Flash, and the conversation keeps coming back to whether the finale actually earns its ending.
A plainspoken fan case for why this short season still needs to keep moving.
This review works best when it treats episode two of season nine as a stress test for how the season hangs together. The hosts are clear that the premiere had more spark, but they still find something to grab onto in Bear's guilt over Caitlyn, Mark's plan that makes everyone…
A messy but engaged final-season recap that keeps coming back to suit talk, Iris, Joe, and the closing stretch.
The Flash's final season is doing the kind of cleanup a last run needs: clearing space, tightening the emotional pressure, and making the long haul feel a little more deliberate as Red Death pushes ahead.
A final-season Flash recap that turns frustration and Arrowverse memory into a case for the ending.
Super Tuesday Recap treats The Flash S9E7, Wildest Dreams, as a late-season test of whether the show still earns its ending. Chris and D-Pom stay with the familiar tension around a final run: either a series sticks the landing or it starts to run on habit, and that pressure…


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Chris and D-Palm return from a hiatus caused by D-Palm’s early baby, who arrived on the 18th instead of the 31st, and they reconnect that real-life change to years of podcast friendship with Rod and Karen.
Chris and D-Palm review The Flash season 9 episodes 12 and 13, and both say the final four episodes mostly “landed the plane” after a rough season.
Chris and D-Pom cover episode five of season nine of The Flash, "The Mass of the Red Death Part Two." Red Death pushes ahead with her plan for total justice, backed by an as-yet-unseen ally.
Chris and the panel review The Flash season 9, episode 2, “Hear No Evil,” and call it a table-setting hour that works better than the premiere for reestablishing Kiona and the show’s new direction.
Chris and D-Palm close out the final season.
Chris and D-Pom spend the episode on The Flash season nine, episode nine, and they lock onto Oliver Queen's return as the center of gravity.
Chris wraps the back half of season one of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* and keeps landing on the same point: the show was thought through more than it first looked.
Super Tuesday Recap returns after a June break to revisit Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Chris and D-Pom cover episode three of season nine, the last season of The Flash, "Rogues of War." Barry pulls together an unlikely team to steal a valuable piece of equipment before the new rogues can get to it, and the hosts immediately zero in on the obvious problem of trusting Mark again.
Chris and D-Pom review The Flash season 9, episode 7, “Wildest Dreams,” and spend much of the discussion on why the final season feels short on fan service.
Chris and D-Pom review The Flash season 9 episode 10, “A New World Part 1,” and spend much of the discussion on the Barry-Thawne timeline, the pilot, and the season 1 finale.
Chris and D-Pom review The Flash season 9 episode 11, “A New World Part 2, The Blues,” and spend much of the conversation on how little Barry Allen appears, including a reference to Grant Gustin’s Instagram reaction.
Chris and D-Pom tackle The Flash season 9, episode 8, Partners in Time.
The Super Tuesday Recap hosts analyze The Flash season 9 premiere, celebrating the show's nine-season run on network television while discussing the episode's emotional depth, character accuracy to source material, and the confident writing that comes from knowing it's the final season.