When Regina discovered the latter offense, which led to a felony charge against Daphne, she asked why her daughter seemed so intent on throwing away everything that they had worked so hard for. But in subsequent episodes she also, in no particular order, kissed her friend's boyfriend (just one of many her romantic dalliances of late), stole Oxycontin from the medical clinic where she worked and vandalized thousands of dollars worth of property at her mom's job. Thankfully, Daphne only took cocaine and threw a couch off a roof that one time - yes, that really happened and it was just absurd watching it as it is writing about it now. Alcohol or marijuana, the latter of which she was originally looking for when she was offered coke instead, would have seemed a more natural move considering Daphne's inexperience with hard drugs and her mother's past battles with substance abuse.
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Although the "angsty teenager with nowhere to turn experiments with drugs" device sounds pretty run-of-the-mill for a teen TV drama, watching a straight-A, focused, intelligent, mature character like Daphne suddenly take such a random and dangerous turn was jarring to say the least. In the following episode, Daphne wound up taking cocaine while visiting a dorm at Northwestern to ease her despair. However, it was the ramifications of Angelo's death, particularly on Daphne, that have made me want to change the channel week after week. But a beloved high school teacher does not equal a father, and the whole twist, as wonderful as his last episode was, still felt like a lazy decision by writers unsure of what to do next.
In an interview at the time, creator Lizzy Weiss partly attributed the idea to kill Angelo to the death of a high school teacher in her teen years that had a profound impact on her. There was still more to explore when it came to Angelo's estranged relationship with not only his daughter Daphne, for whom he was just learning to sign, but also with his biological daughter Bay and his roller-coaster marriage to Regina ( Constance Marie). Sure, his sudden loss from a brain aneurysm led to a lot of high-stakes drama, but after a year of countless TV character demises, it just seemed too easy to dip into that well yet again. You can watch the preview for The Flash Season 3 Episode 11 “Dead or Alive” below.Ĭheck back with Gossip & Gab after tonight’s episode for our The Flash recap of the second The Flash 2017 episode and check back every week for The Flash Season 3 recaps, spoilers, and previews! You can follow Gossip & Gab on Facebook and Twitter and if you’d like to read more from Justin Hernandez, you can follow him on Twitter.It all started with the death of Daphne and Bay's father Angelo ( Gilles Marini) in July. will make it beyond this episode to the rest of The Flash Season 3. As the latest preview for The Flash Season 3 draws to a close, viewers are left wondering if Cisco and/or H.R.
and new Team Flash member Julian Dorn (Tom Felton) agree that Gypsy will likely make short work of Vibe. As Barry attempts to train Cisco/Vibe in preparation for the fight, his chances don’t look good and H.R. This fight that is then revealed (much to Cisco’s surprise) to be to the death. anywhere and soon Cisco challenges her to a fight for H.R. The Flash – “Dead or Alive” -Pictured (L-R): Jessica Camacho as Gypsy and Carlos Valdes as Cisco Ramon – Photo: The CW.īarry Allen (Grant Gustin) tells Gypsy she won’t be taking H.R.
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