Photos from next week's episode of TheFlash ⚡
The CW has released photos from the upcoming episode of The Flash, titled"The Fire Next Time." The Flash is back in full swing after a lengthy delay following the season-starting crossover event, Armageddon in the fall.
In tonight's March 16 episode, titled"Lockdown,” criminals invade the CCPD, forcing Barry and Captain Kristen Kramer to trust each other and work together to try to make it out of the police headquarters safely. Meanwhile, Caitlin learns a valuable lesson in a memorable situation while she’s out with Frost and Chillblaine .
It sounds as if we may actually get to see Barry do some leg work on a crime scene. Despite the fact that Barry is a crime scene investigator, he does very little actual crime scene investigating on the show. One would think that since Barry is frequently involved in storylines that include CCPD investigations, he would find the need to actually utilize his professional talents, but he rarely does.
On the rare occasion when Barry has slapped down some C.S.I., the writers have been pretty cloudy about what the job actually entails. Barry has acted as both a crime scene investigator and a forensic scientist, which are two completely different occupations. Crime scene investigators are the on-the-scene professionals who are called to the scene of a crime to ensure that all physical evidence is properly collected, preserved, and documented according to a strict code of standards.
A forensic scientist, on the other hand, analyzes the evidence gathered or received from crime scenes, and then utilizes scientific principles to support or negate theories surrounding said physical evidence. Forensic scientists rarely, if ever, go to a crime scene. However, throughout the eight seasons of The Flash, we have seen Barry do both, gathering evidence and taking it back to S.T.A.R. Labs to analyze it.
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