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she gonna have to wear this on an episode to get me to start watching this again
Her..?
..turns out she also a meta after all
thought maybe she was going to make Joe start cheating on Cecile or something 
Right. That seemed like what is was setting up to.
Waiting for Joe to become a meta.
Freaking stupid ass how.
Waiting for Joe to become a meta.
Freaking stupid ass how.
Her..?
..turns out she also a meta after all
Flash Movie Set Video Reveals First Look At Ezra Miller’s New Costume
Watch Miller take off in his updated costume.
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god damn, i haven't watched this show in like 2 seasons, and i put on a random episode of this season and within 5 minutes this nigga having a heart to heart. somebody let me know when the crossover starts and what leads up to it. i'll start from there.
The Flash reveals 'Armageddon' event's big bad: DC Comics' Despero
Here's what you need to know about The Flash's newest villain, played by Doctor Who's Tony Curran.
By Chancellor Agard
August 26, 2021 at 03:19 PM EDT
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Yesterday we learned which Arrowverse heroes would appear in The Flash's crossover-like "Armageddon" event, and now it's time to find out who the identity of the big bad.
EW has confirmed that the psychic DC Comics villain Despero is the alien threat that forces Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) and the rest of Team Flash to call on Black Lightning (Cress Williams), Batwoman (Javicia Leslie), and more for help in the five-part event set to kick off The Flash season 8.
Played by Tony Curran (Your Honor, Doctor Who's Vincent Van Gogh), Despero is described as "a powerful and intelligent alien possessing incredible powers." After leaving his home world of Kalanor, he traveled to Earth "on a deadly mission, one whose outcome will decide the fate of humankind and put hm on a collision course with Team Flash."
In terms of his comic book history, Despero was a recurring enemy of the Justice League for several decades. Created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky in 1960, the hulking, three-eyed extraterrestrial battled the many incarnations of DC's premier superhero team — Justice League of America, Justice League International, Justice League Europe — in his quest to conquer Earth in the '60s-'90s. His most notable modern-day appearance was in JLA's post-Identity Crisis story line "Crisis of Conscience," which explored the fallout of everyone learning that members of the League had been unjustly wiping their enemies' minds for years. In that 2005 four-issue arc, Despero reunited the Secret Society of Villains and restored their memories of Justice League's secret identities. (That's how powerful his psychic powers are.)
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If you want more information about Despero but don't feel like sifting through years of back issues, the mid-2000s Justice League animated series has you covered. The super-strong and telepathic rogue appeared in the Green Lantern-centric season 2 episode "Hearts and Minds," which is an easily digestible introduction to the character that's available to stream on HBO Max right now. (If you haven't watched Justice League or the sequel series Justice League Unlimited, you should, because they're the screen best adaptations of the DC universe.)
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Arriving this fall, Armageddon will also feature Legends of Tomorrow's Brandon Routh as the Atom, Arrow's Kat McNamara as Mia Queen, Supergirl's Chyler Leigh as Sentinel, and "Crisis on Infinite Earths" star Osric Chau as Ryan Choi. Furthermore, The Flash's Tom Cavanagh and Legends' Neal McDonough are returning as the villainous Reverse Flash and Damien Darhk.
Curran's other credits include SEAL Team, Ray Donovan, Daredevil, and Sons of Anarchy.
The Flash season 8 will premiere Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on the CW.
Here's what you need to know about The Flash's newest villain, played by Doctor Who's Tony Curran.
By Chancellor Agard
August 26, 2021 at 03:19 PM EDT
Meredith has affiliate partnerships. These do not influence editorial content, though Meredith may earn commissions for products purchased via affiliate links.
Yesterday we learned which Arrowverse heroes would appear in The Flash's crossover-like "Armageddon" event, and now it's time to find out who the identity of the big bad.
EW has confirmed that the psychic DC Comics villain Despero is the alien threat that forces Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) and the rest of Team Flash to call on Black Lightning (Cress Williams), Batwoman (Javicia Leslie), and more for help in the five-part event set to kick off The Flash season 8.
Played by Tony Curran (Your Honor, Doctor Who's Vincent Van Gogh), Despero is described as "a powerful and intelligent alien possessing incredible powers." After leaving his home world of Kalanor, he traveled to Earth "on a deadly mission, one whose outcome will decide the fate of humankind and put hm on a collision course with Team Flash."
In terms of his comic book history, Despero was a recurring enemy of the Justice League for several decades. Created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky in 1960, the hulking, three-eyed extraterrestrial battled the many incarnations of DC's premier superhero team — Justice League of America, Justice League International, Justice League Europe — in his quest to conquer Earth in the '60s-'90s. His most notable modern-day appearance was in JLA's post-Identity Crisis story line "Crisis of Conscience," which explored the fallout of everyone learning that members of the League had been unjustly wiping their enemies' minds for years. In that 2005 four-issue arc, Despero reunited the Secret Society of Villains and restored their memories of Justice League's secret identities. (That's how powerful his psychic powers are.)
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ENTERTAIN ME
If you want more information about Despero but don't feel like sifting through years of back issues, the mid-2000s Justice League animated series has you covered. The super-strong and telepathic rogue appeared in the Green Lantern-centric season 2 episode "Hearts and Minds," which is an easily digestible introduction to the character that's available to stream on HBO Max right now. (If you haven't watched Justice League or the sequel series Justice League Unlimited, you should, because they're the screen best adaptations of the DC universe.)
Tony Curran
| CREDIT: JEFF KRAVITZ/FILMMAGIC
Arriving this fall, Armageddon will also feature Legends of Tomorrow's Brandon Routh as the Atom, Arrow's Kat McNamara as Mia Queen, Supergirl's Chyler Leigh as Sentinel, and "Crisis on Infinite Earths" star Osric Chau as Ryan Choi. Furthermore, The Flash's Tom Cavanagh and Legends' Neal McDonough are returning as the villainous Reverse Flash and Damien Darhk.
Curran's other credits include SEAL Team, Ray Donovan, Daredevil, and Sons of Anarchy.
The Flash season 8 will premiere Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on the CW.
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The Flash actor Logan Williams died of accidental fentanyl overdose, coroner confirms
The Coroners Service of British Columbia confirmed that Logan Williams died of acute drug toxicity in April 2020.
By Janine Puhak
September 09, 2021 at 12:44 PM EDT
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Logan Williams, who played a young Barry Allen on The CW's 'The Flash,' died suddenly in spring 2020.
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Logan Williams' cause of death has been confirmed by a Canadian coroner's office.
In a report shared with PEOPLE Thursday, the Coroners Service of British Columbia determined that the 16-year-old actor died of "unintentional illicit drug toxicity (fentanyl)," classified as "accidental," on April 2, 2020.
The teen star made a name for himself playing a young Barry Allen on The CW's The Flash, and died suddenly last spring, his mother Marlyse Williams confirmed to local newspaper The Tri-City News at the time.
Marlyse said she and her family were "absolutely devastated," telling The New York Postthat Logan had struggled with addiction for three years.
The mom said she discovered her son was using marijuana at age 13, and that he eventually progressed into harder dugs. Marlyse said she didn't know for sure when he began using fentanyl, a synthetic opioid pain reliever that creates a "heroin-like effect" on the body, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Logan "was in complete denial because he was so ashamed," of his addiction, Marlyse said, adding that he had been living in a group home after spending a month in a facility in British Columbia in 2019.
However, the grieving parent decided to share her son's story in the hopes it could help others in similar situations, telling the Post she is aiming to "create a legacy out of this tragedy."
Mourning the young actor's death, Logan's agent Michelle Gauvin told PEOPLE in a statement last year they were shocked by the death.
RELATED: The Flash Star Logan Williams' Mom Says Young Actor Died of Fentanyl Overdose
"Logan was an exceptional talent, with a kind heart, and an infectious spirit," the statement said. "We will all miss him tremendously. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones."
Beyond The Flash, the teen star also appeared in When Calls the Heart, Supernatural and The Whispers.
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
The Flash Star Logan Williams Died of Accidental Fentanyl Overdose, Coroner Confirms
The Coroners Service of British Columbia confirmed that Logan Williams died of acute drug toxicity in April 2020
The Flash actor Logan Williams died of accidental fentanyl overdose, coroner confirms
The Coroners Service of British Columbia confirmed that Logan Williams died of acute drug toxicity in April 2020.
By Janine Puhak
September 09, 2021 at 12:44 PM EDT
ADVERTISEMENT
SaveFBTweetMore
Logan Williams, who played a young Barry Allen on The CW's 'The Flash,' died suddenly in spring 2020.
| CREDIT: IMDB
Logan Williams' cause of death has been confirmed by a Canadian coroner's office.
In a report shared with PEOPLE Thursday, the Coroners Service of British Columbia determined that the 16-year-old actor died of "unintentional illicit drug toxicity (fentanyl)," classified as "accidental," on April 2, 2020.
The teen star made a name for himself playing a young Barry Allen on The CW's The Flash, and died suddenly last spring, his mother Marlyse Williams confirmed to local newspaper The Tri-City News at the time.
Marlyse said she and her family were "absolutely devastated," telling The New York Postthat Logan had struggled with addiction for three years.
The mom said she discovered her son was using marijuana at age 13, and that he eventually progressed into harder dugs. Marlyse said she didn't know for sure when he began using fentanyl, a synthetic opioid pain reliever that creates a "heroin-like effect" on the body, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Logan "was in complete denial because he was so ashamed," of his addiction, Marlyse said, adding that he had been living in a group home after spending a month in a facility in British Columbia in 2019.
However, the grieving parent decided to share her son's story in the hopes it could help others in similar situations, telling the Post she is aiming to "create a legacy out of this tragedy."
Mourning the young actor's death, Logan's agent Michelle Gauvin told PEOPLE in a statement last year they were shocked by the death.
RELATED: The Flash Star Logan Williams' Mom Says Young Actor Died of Fentanyl Overdose
"Logan was an exceptional talent, with a kind heart, and an infectious spirit," the statement said. "We will all miss him tremendously. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones."
Beyond The Flash, the teen star also appeared in When Calls the Heart, Supernatural and The Whispers.
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
that damn fentanyl... wow
crazy cuz CRAZY
and I fear this will NOT be the last death we hear caused by this.
i was just about to say the same thing as of late these celebs in their teens to 50's are dying from OD's from that shit
The Flash trailer blows up the DC movie multiverse at FanDome
Ezra Miller, Michael Keaton, and Ezra Miller (?) headline the cast
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'The Flash' unveils Grant Gustin's new super-suit in season 8
'The Flash' unveils Grant Gustin's new super-suit in season 8 — and it's the most comic book accurate one yet
'The Flash' boss discusses [SPOILER]'s return and teases season 8's five-part special event
'The Flash' showrunner Eric Wallace breaks down the electrifying season 7 finale and previews season 8's 'special event' episodes.
Im the same too....I only stopped because after the winter break the show kept breaking afterwards and I said fuck it and said I was gonna wait til the season ended before watching it again that didnt happened,I know where Im at though.....lol
I don't understand,how you take a million breaks after having a two or three months off...
Hmmm....
I KNEW somehow someway she was gonna do this @fonzerrillii @slam
Did I not tell you.
And ESPECIALLY after the brother got that spotlight...
I knew she was gonna try to say something f*cked up about him.
Even if most of this is true and I actually believe a lot of it...
The WAY she decided to do this?
I mean everything...
the subliminal stuff the passive aggressive the denials and waiting till the show completely revamped itself
And is now thriving under the new black batwoman and bat wing arriving
Even her posts with the hard to read script font grammatical errors and bad spelling.
It looks and feels petty as f*ck.
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