The Flash will finally prove he’s the fastest man alive by defeating that dude who’s obviously faster than he is

Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Tuesday, May 24. All times are Eastern.
Top picks
The Flash (The CW, 8 p.m.): The second season ends with “Zoom revealing this true plan,” which… huh, so he hadn’t already revealed that? We honestly thought we’d finally gotten to the innermost layer of this show’s masterplan onion, but apparently not. Anyway, tonight presumably will reveal the identity of Zoom’s prisoner in the iron mask, and we’re hoping the show throws all caution and logic to the wind by revealing it’s actually Gorilla Grodd, because we’ve missed that big telepathic galoot. For after all, Scott Von Doviak knows the true arch-nemesis of any self-respecting speedster is not a rival speedster, but a giant talking, mind-controlling gorilla. Storytelling 101 here, people.
Fresh Off The Boat (ABC, 8 p.m.): Our notorious failure to watch Tuesday mainstay iZombie has obscured the fact that we also don’t watch Fresh Off The Boat, for no particular reason beyond, damn, there’s just so much TV these days. Anyway, its season finale feels like as good a time as any to bring it out of the quiet anonymity of the regular coverage section for a moment in the spotlight. So, uh, episode synopsis, want to help us out at all here by giving us concrete details to riff on? “In the Season 2 finale, Louis’ visiting brother has big news for the family.” I see that’s how you want to play it. Fine, be that way. See if we care. (Shelby Fero still cares.)
Person Of Interest (CBS, 9 p.m./10 p.m.): So, not only is CBS airing new episodes on both Mondays and Tuesdays, but now it’s also airing back-to-back episodes tonight? We’d call this next-level burning off, but, well, just hold that thought for a moment. Besides, much like a student desperately trying to finish an assignment in the final 15 minutes before the deadline, realizing it’s just not possible, and then sending the teacher some bullshit excuse and asking for an extension, CBS is about to abandon this whole turbocharged strategy once the TV season officially ends, with the show going back to airing just one new episode at a time after next week. Alexa Planje appreciates the imminent reduced strain on her reviewer’s wrists.
Premieres and finales
Hotel Hell (Fox, 8 p.m.): We were not previously familiar with this show, but since it’s on Fox and has the word “hell” in the title, we assumed it involved Gordon Ramsay yelling at hotels, which as a celebrity chef he’s entirely qualified to do. Which, yes, that’s pretty much it, and the third season kicks off with a trip to an Idaho hotel that “fell into disrepair after the owner suffered a family tragedy and lost his passion for the business.” Oh boy, this is going to take Gordon Ramsay’s most sympathetic, heartfelt screaming yet.
Virtually In Love (Oxygen, 9 p.m.): In case you feel Hotel Hell’s Tuesday-night stablemate Coupled is too… island-y, we guess? Here’s an alternative dating show option, as couples who have been exclusively dating online take that next step and meet in-person.