[S1E4] The New Enemy The Doppelganger

Best Quote: \"Jim is my enemy. But it turns out that Jim is also his own worst enemy. And the enemy of my enemy is my friend. So Jim is actually my friend. But, because he is his own worst enemy, the enemy of my friend is my enemy, so actually Jim is my enemy. But...\" -Dwight

Best Quote: \"Yeah, she was with Roy, and I just couldn't take it. I mean, I lost it, Dwight. I couldn't sleep, I couldn't concentrate on anything. Even weird stuff, like food had no taste. So my solution was to move away. It was awful. It was something that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy, and that includes you.\" -Jim

Episode 7: Killer Frost Caitlin has used her powers one time too many, and now she's gone full Killer Frost. She ends up injuring Julian, making her public enemy number one. No matter what action Barry takes, it's clear nothing will be the same anymore. Barry tries talking down Caitlin, mentioning how he can help her. What does he get in responseCaitlin: ...just like how you helped your mother And then she proceeds to tear into him over \"Flashpoint\"...while also telling Cisco (who she knows is watching this over the security cameras) that pre-\"Flashpoint\", Dante was alive and healthy.Barry is the reason your brother is dead! And because of the above reveal, Barry and Cisco are no longer friends and it's unclear if they ever will be again. Caitlin/Killer Frost's series of angry rants about how much Barry and Team Flash are all failures, by the end of the one she delivers to them in the pipeline you can see that Cisco's just barely holding back his tears. Barry's Catch-22 Dilemma to Caitlin: she's free to go...if she kills him. And, naturally, this snaps her out of \"Killer Frost\" mode. Throughout the episode Joe is terrified at what's happening to his son, who is now encased in an unknown, seemingly alien-like object. He dislikes the rest of Team Flash advising him not to bust Wally out of there, so he ultimately ignores their advice and does it himself after encouraging words from H.R....only to realize he just made things worse and should have listened to them all along! And of course, this is all on top of worrying about Caitlin, like the rest of Team Flash.

Episode 18: Godspeed Nora being helpless to stop Godspeed from killing Lia...just like Barry couldn't stop Zoom from killing Henry. It seems speed wasn't the only thing Nora inherited from her father. Seeing how losing Barry changed Iris into a cynical and detached woman disillusioned with the Flash's legacy and dismissive of Nora's obsession with the Flash Museum. The revelation that Iris did more than install a chip inside Nora; she also instructed the rest of West Family and their circle of close friends to never tell Nora the truth about her heritage. Small wonder Nora spent the first half of the season resenting her mom. The fact that Nora only found about her true heritage because of Gideon. The video recording of Barry saying how he will always love in Nora is in direct contrast to how he's acting towards Nora now. After reading her diary and hearing her story, everyone has forgiven Nora for working with Thawne...except Barry. He just can't forgive her working with Thawne. So, without consulting anybody else, he banishes her back to the future and tells her to not even try to go back. Not to mention that he even disowns her. What makes it worse is that, immediately after this, he goes to see Thawne in Iron Heights, blaming him for taking his daughter from him. Thawne tells Barry that he ordered her to keep it a secret and he shouldn't blame her, and it's still not enough to get Barry to realize he's letting his emotions cloud his judgment. After all these years, Barry Allen's worst enemy is still Barry Allen himself. Lia offhandedly mentioned that The Flash wasn't the only one to vanish in the Red Skies Crisis, but all known speedsters as well. This means Iris had to cope with losing her brother Wally as well as her husband.

Episode 10: Marathon Cisco feels immense guilt on having given up being Vibe, as he hoped when he heard about Crisis, could have helped save Harry, Jesse, or any other doppelgangers and their families. With the restructuring of the multiverse, they may very well be gone forever, and - the part he finds particularly infuriating - the only known surviving version of Harrison Wells is the one who caused it to begin with. Nash: I was the only one trying to stop Crisis! Cisco: A crisis you started! Billions of worlds, trillions of people, gone! Like they were never even born! Nash: And I paid for it! As Pariah, I paid for it and still managed to help defeat the Anti-Monitor. Cisco: Which did nothing for the people who died. Oliver, Harry, Jesse...An infinite number of Harrison Wells...and we're stuck with the one who killed the multiverse. Barry comes close to a Heroic BSoD when he realizes that Oliver's last gift was just that. He'd been sustained by the thought that it was a warning, one last mission, one last job...but it really is just Oliver saying farewell.

Episode 13: Grodd Friended Me The revelation that in the post-Crisis world, Harley Rathaway somehow was turned into a pure criminal. Barry is honestly baffled as to how the man he last knew as a friend is now an enemy. Barry relates one awful change in this reality: He can no longer find his parents' graves as the cemetery they were in vanished. He's been wandering all over Central City and beyond trying in vain to find them just to pay respects. Allegra finds the photo of her doppelganger in Nash's bag and is irate as she thought \"someone was finally giving me respect\" but now realizes she was just a fill-in for whoever Nash knew.

The Boys encounter an old enemy when they go on a mission to a psych ward only to run into Lamplighter. We get some reveal of our pal Frenchy and just how he got to be the most creative super killer of the Boys. Stormfront comes clean about her history and we have to ask, does Homelander trust her

To expose enemy traffic, other aircraft dropped chemical defoliants, including Agent Orange, that destroyed thousands of acres of jungle and turned the earth into what one American pilot called \"bony, lunar dust.\"

NARRATOR: When the RAND report was presented to McNamara's top deputies at the Pentagon, describing the Viet Cong as a dedicated enemy that \"could only be defeated at enormous cost,\" one senior official said, \"If what you say is true, \"we're fighting on the wrong side, the side that's going to lose this war.\"

NARRATOR: Six months into his tour, Heaney undertook what he and his men thought would be an easy assignment: climb a slope not far from their base at An Khe and drive a small enemy mortar unit off a ridge line.

As night fell, Mogie and his squad were ordered to move up toward the crest of a hill overlooking a besieged ARVN outpost so that artillery could be brought up and positioned to shell the enemy in the morning.

From the first, the Joint Chiefs had urged the president to be more aggressive-- to permit troops to pursue the enemy into Laos and Cambodia and to expand the target list for bombing in North Vietnam.

I didn't know that we were going to be fighting guys like us, that I had a doppelganger out there who was leading a rifle platoon, who knew what he was doing, who was as fully prepared to kill me as I was to kill him. 59ce067264

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