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Flash not so reborn

After Supergirl it was time for the Flash to return today.
The return of the Speedster's show was a lot like Supergirl’s at first. I mean we see Iris mourning over Barry, shutting herself out and going nuts over work and stopping crime. We see Cisco and the kid flash defend the city and have fun.
But their fun is interrupted, when a certain Samudroid makes an appearance and asks for the Flash. Or else he will level the city. The Samurai creates the plot for team kid Flash to bring back the Flash.
Once Samurai asks for the Flash, we see Cisco claiming he knows how to bring Barry back! But Iris doesn't approve of his plan. Hence, enter Katylin, to help  Cisco to bring back Barry.
However, Barry doesn't return as his old self. His brain seems to have taken a beating in the speed force. So the rest of the episode focuses on finding the cure to Barry's madness.
The premiere seemed a little weak to me. However, unlike previous seasons, this one hits the ground running in the latter part of the episode.
I would like to see an improvement in the next episode!

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