It's taken awhile for
The Flash to get back to Ralph and Sue. In fact, it took awhile to get back. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, production halted on the show and is unlikely to resume for some time. This season will be cut short by three episodes. Only three more will air after this episode.
The mysterious Black Hole organization is targeting Joe West (Jesse L. Martin), sending Rag Doll (Troy James) as an assassin. Barry (Grant Gustin) is trying to keep Joe safe, but due to the Speed Force dying (in a Ralph-less episode), his speed is dwindling, and there's only so much he can do. Not helping matters is Iris' mirror doppleganger (Candie Patton) working to force Barry to use up his speed.
Ralph enlists Cisco (Carlos Valdes) into helping him hack into a security system at a socialite breakfast when they run into Sue again. Using clues Cisco found, Ralph begins to deduce why Sue treated him the way she did in her last episode.
I was disappointed that Ralph and Sue got only two sequences, but they were really good, and hopefully, Sue gets to meet more of Team Flash. The non-Elongated Man portion was really gripping, building up a lot of tension. Hopefully the editing crew can use the remaining three episodes of Season 6 to do a great conclusion.
Viewers in the US may view "So Long and Goodnight" at no charge during a limited
availability window
on the CW website and app. With the current licensing agreement, the entire sixth season of
The Flash will be available on
Netflix by June 2020. Digital versions of the episodes may be purchased on
iTunes,
Amazon Instant Video,
Vudu,
Google Play
and other retailers of digital video content. Blu-Ray and DVD copies of
the season are expected to be available for sale in or by September,
2020.
Non-US viewers should check their local listings, the websites of the channels that air
The Flash, and digital video retailers.
