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The Flash closed out Season 7 this Tuesday night with the threat of war, followed by a whole lotta love.
First up: After paying a visit inside the mind of August Heart, Barry realized that Godspeed was clamoring for organic speed and his clones would not back down until Flash gave it to him. Refusing to cower to the demands, Barry teamed with Jay Garrick, daughter Nora, son Bart (jostled out of his coma by Speed Force Nora) and wife Iris (whose latent speedster ability was reactivated by Speed Force Nora), with Cisco/Mecha-Vibe and Frost offering backup, to battle the clones in a street fight.
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The much-missed Jessica Parker Kennedy and John Wesley Shipp speed to the rescue
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“Heart Of The Matter, Part 1 is another busy episode, but it’s more streamlined than the past couple have been. The focus is on the ever-expanding Allen family, with Barry and Iris meeting the latest timeline’s version of their future children, Nora and Bart. Fortunately, Nora is still played by Jessica Parker Kennedy, while Jordan Fisher’s take on Bart is reminiscent of the Ezra Miller version of the Flash from the movies. (For a portion of the audience that probably means he’s super-annoying, but he didn’t grate on me as I was half-expecting him to.) If their presence along with a dozen Godspeed clones wasn’t enough to make this the most speedster-saturated episode ever (it is the 150th, after all), John Wesley Shipp is on hand as Jay Garrick, whose powers have been restored with the rebirth of the