After a short delay, the boys return to the 'Summer of Superhero Shlock' as the duo go full speed into the feature length TV Pilot of the 1990's The Flash! Listen as Johann and Ed analyse all the ups and downs of this misunderstood gem, including its cheesy dialogue, the costume malfunctions, the big effects and the missed opportunities that stopped it from making this a classic. But is it good or did Warner Bros put too many eggs into their lightning speed basket? Will we remember it fondly? Is that the dad from Dawson's Creek? Keep on listening to find out!
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