The Flash Season 9 Episode 10: Release Date, Spoilers & How To Watch

The Flash Season 9 Episode 10 is what the fans are waiting for! It’s my party, and I’ll die if I want to was the title of the ninth episode. It featured the return of beloved CW Arrowverse characters, and it is, without a doubt, one of the best recent comic book-focused television projects.

The post will reveal a lot more about what transpired in the ninth episode of The Flash Season 9, along with the Flash Season 9 episode 10 release date and streaming guide.

Due to the fact that Barry continues to be only 29 on a cellular level, Allegra, Chester, and Cecile decide to throw him a surprise 30th birthday celebration. Iris accompanies Barry to STAR that evening, where he is welcomed by Diggle and Wally, as well as friends and family.

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Recap

Even though Kramer and Singh are arguing over who makes a better police captain, everyone is having a good time. Oliver’s bow, which was reportedly found in National City as opposed to lost on Earth-38 after all, is presented to Barry by Diggle as a unique gift.

The Flash Season 9 Episode 10 — A still from the show. (Credits: CW)

Barry declines the gift and suggests that it be put on display in the Hall of Justice. Barry is outside getting some fresh air from the festivities when Wally goes to talk to him. Wally reveals to Barry that he has been using the Speed Force to send his awareness into several timelines in search of alternate versions of himself who have already attained enlightenment.

He claims to need assistance because of his heavy burden, but something doesn’t feel right about Wally. They all raise their glasses to toast Barry inside, but the drink is off, and everyone passes out.

Bloodwork’s Ramsey Rosso has injected drugs into the beverages. Wally wants to settle the conflict through dialogue and peace. Barry is informed by Ramsey that Nora is going to be a “blood baby” as a result of whatever Ramsey is doing to maintain everyone’s immortality.

Ramsey tricks everyone into going after Chester because he doesn’t consume any alcohol. However, because embryonic Nora provides her healing factors, he cannot control Iris. Barry and Ramsey are imprisoned in a sort of dream environment.

Barry is informed by Ramsey that Wally will be the target of his plot this time rather than him. Wally is imprisoned by unpleasant childhood recollections of his mom and her addiction elsewhere in this mental landscape.

Wally is still mourning Jesse as well, and Ramsey prods him by saying that he is aware of other multiverses as well as different timelines, and perhaps there is a different Jesse somewhere. Ramsey offers to guide Wally to the multiverse and genuine enlightenment.

If they work in tandem, no one will ever be forced to witness someone they love passing away again, and he tells Wally in an effort to win him over. Iris approaches Chester before the outside communications are cut when Chester is sheltering at STAR to escape Ramsey’s zombies.

Ramsey keeps making fun of Barry in the Mindscape before suddenly revealing that they are actually on the set of The Flash, which Ramsey is directing. Barry is attempting to flee, and he bumps into a coffin, causing Frost to fall out.

Then Caitlin appears and claims that since he is the star, it is more crucial that he survives. Barry appears to have woken up back in STAR while struggling with his survivor’s guilt, but Wally isn’t doing well. Barry has Wally in a rage. He has been reached by Ramsey, and Wally murders Barry.