The Flash (CW Series) thread, season 9

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 pilot you say leaked
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I need to make sure I stay up on this, actually was looking forward to this series

Downloading it now, I hope it's good
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Thx blackboyfly [emoji]128556[/emoji]


Dope pilot.

I don't like how him and arrow just started talking though. Like there was no connection. How did he know who or where he was? Or did I miss that part?
 
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Don't know if you watch CW's 'Arrow' or not, but if you don't, it takes place in the same universe as 'The Flash'. There was a two episode arc in the second season of Arrow where The Flash (before he got his powers) came to Arrows city and got to know him/found out who he was.
 
I did not know Robbie and Stephen were cousins and they're both on the cw

I heard robbie doing promo for that crappy show he was on and his voice sounded very similar to stephen's. Then I was like these dudes have the same last name, have to be related.
 
Don't know if you watch CW's 'Arrow' or not, but if you don't, it takes place in the same universe as 'The Flash'. There was a two episode arc in the second season of Arrow where The Flash (before he got his powers) came to Arrows city and got to know him/found out who he was.

aw ok. its on netflix ill check it out. i think that was still a bad connection though. they should have did some led up to it...if you dont watch the other show how would you know that?
 
Grant Gustin Teases THE FLASH's 'Reverse-Flash' And Connections To FLASHPOINT



When Grant Gustin was cast as the titular hero in The Flash, there was some backlash from fans (when isn't that the case?), but that has changed somewhat since he appeared in Arrow. A leaked version of the pilot episode was also met very positively, as was its premiere at this year's San Diego Comic-Con. Talking to The Hollywood Reporter recently, Gustin was quick to address such criticisms. "If it had been a team of people that didn't know what they were doing, I probably wouldn't have gotten this role because they would have just cast a blonde guy who was buff. They were looking for somebody who encompassed the heart of Barry Allen and at first, I didn't realize I did. Now that I've explored the character, the comics, read the scripts and talked to [the producers], I understand why I got this role." While the Barry we currently know is a little younger and geekier than his comic book counterpart, Andrew Kreisberg told the site that, "By the end of the year, he will come to resemble The Flash that we know from the comic books." You have to wonder if that means that he'll be getting a new suit as well!

A big part of The CW series will of course be romance, but after waking up from his coma, Barry finds that Central City Detective Eddie Thawn is dating Iris West. "Barry doesn't have many friends. After the accident, Barry really wants to tell her how he feels. When he sees that she's with Eddie, it makes it clearer to Barry how he feels because of how it makes him feel to see her with somebody else." However, don't expect to see too much of the series focusing on this love triangle as the young hero will have his hands full developing his new identity. "He wants to save the day. He wants to be a hero. He wants to prevent any child from going through what he went through, so he's going to put that on his priority list before his love life. He's not going to get in the middle of anything Iris has going and break her and Eddie up. He's going to watch from the outside for now and hold off on telling her." Of course, another potential love interest for Barry is Felicity (Arrow's Emily Bett Rickards), and her appearance in episode four "does complicate things for Barry," the actor teased. However, doesn't she have a thing for a certain hooded hero? "We left their relationship on a weird note [on Arrow], but she's also in a weird predicament with Oliver where she clearly loves him. Barry and Felicity clearly have a lot in common but I don't know that any of those relationships are going to work out. At the same time, it's not something he can worry himself with too much right now."


As with Arrow, The Flash will apparently feature a fair few flashbacks, with a focus on Barry Allen's early years. We'll apparently see more of both his relationship with Iris' father Joe and his own, a character played by another actor who has donned the suit, John Wesley Shipp. Of course - WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD - more intriguing than all of this is the fact that the pilot ended with the mysterious Dr. Harrison Wells looking at a newspaper from the future which showed Gustin wearing a suit identical to his comic book one and a hint that he had died/disappeared just like in Infinite Crisis. "We're going to slowly find out more about Harrison Wells and what the hell is going on there," Gustin says. "What the coolest thing about that moment, to me, is they're setting up the fact that the Flashpoint story line [from the comics] could potentially happen — that Speed Force could be an aspect and time travel is potentially a part of the show." That is of course a reference to the fact that the pilot featured the Reverse-Flash murdering Barry's mother.
 
I saw the pilot. Im a bit underwhelmed by the acting all around. Only solid acting I thought was the black cop from Law&Order.

This show reminds me too much of Smallville. The love triangle with the lead character blah blah.
 
Series premiere next week...or for most of us in this thread, 2nd episode in two weeks lol
 
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