The villain in episode two was Multiplex, the Firestorm villain.
further tying in and foreshadowing his appearance(I hope)

Harrison Wells......I wonder if his middle name starts with a "G". makes me think he may be a time traveler/manipulator.

I'm pretty sure it's this guy...

Wow, Double H, you're a well of old school knowledge. I've never even heard of Multiplex.

packerbacker180 wrote:I'm pretty sure it's this guy...

Real Funny, this made me

When you're old, old school knowledge was new when you got it

Man I think it's still Harrison Wells. He's like Hunter Zolomon.

I must admit, I think I'm more excited about the preview for next week than I enjoyed this week's episode. (Another Arrow merging, and did I see Captain Cold?) Don't get me wrong though, it was a good one! Another villain I'm unfamiliar with but that's perfectly fine by me. What I really liked was their flashback bits explaining more what happened to the lab crew during the incident. Also, I love how each episode ending adds more to "Who is Wells??"

The Mist was a Golden Age villain. The Wells subplot has become a reason to watch for me too. I did not expect to enjoy this show 1/2 as much as I am.

HectorHall wrote:The Mist was a Golden Age villain. The Wells subplot has become a reason to watch for me too. I did not expect to enjoy this show 1/2 as much as I am.

The Mist was one of my favorite Golden Age Villain and I did enjoy the show and I wished it was done a little different and the story line was okay and the Wells subplot was the main reason why I watched the last night show. I give this show a C+ to B- rating.

I liked the episode. There were a couple easter eggs at the beginning. On the cinema listing at the beginning, it said "Blue Devil II", Blue Devil was a superhero and sometimes actor and sometimes lover to Zatanna. The second bill was "the Rita Farr story". Rita Farr was of course Elasti-Girl from Doom Patrol. I appreciated all the flashback scenes to show us what happened the night of the explosion, too.