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not sure if i'm going to invest in this show anymore
between the pep talks, moping, and how flash speed differs according to the plot
between the pep talks, moping, and how flash speed differs according to the plot
‘The Flash’ Pauses Production After Positive Covid-19 Test
EXCLUSIVE: A team member working on the CW series The Flash in Vancouver has tested positive for Covid-19, Deadline has learned. The asymptomatic diagnosis was confirmed through the rigorous testing protocols implemented by The Flash studio Warner Bros. TV for all of its production employees...
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The Flash Stops on a Dime After Production Member Tests Positive for COVID-19
The case was reportedly detected via the Vancouver production’s testing protocols.
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The Flash Season 7 Shuts Down Production After Positive COVID Test
The Flash pauses filming.
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The Flash suspends production as crew member positive for coronavirus
The crew member, who is asymptomatic, took the test as Warner Bros. TV has implemented ongoing testing on the set of its shows, insiders told Deadline Sunday.
Probably wont be long before they show up on the show too..
DC's Future State Will Introduce a New, Non-Binary Flash to the Justice League
In the new year, DC Comics’ focus will turn to Earth’s future in its Future State line of books, featuring new incarnations of classic heroes who are all
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Shits turned in a fucking Mongolian goat rope! Endless plot introductions, recycled characters and going nowhere storylines. I’m about tired of this bullshit now. Like watching a monkey fucking a coconut!
Im sure HBO Max will be glad to have it
Damn, I wanted to see that joint too!
who?
DC's Future State Will Introduce a New, Non-Binary Flash to the Justice League
In the new year, DC Comics’ focus will turn to Earth’s future in its Future State line of books, featuring new incarnations of classic heroes who are all
interesting point...
DC's Future State Will Introduce a New, Non-Binary Flash to the Justice League
In the new year, DC Comics’ focus will turn to Earth’s future in its Future State line of books, featuring new incarnations of classic heroes who are all
damn they trying to click ALL the boxes.
whew.. spared us from that
Off topic CW also passed on that The 100 prequel series
I never watched the last season
The Flash season 7 casts Shadowhunters actor as new villain
By Sydney Bucksbaum January 13, 2021 at 07:19 PM EST
The Flash is getting a chill new villain this season.
EW has confirmed that Shadowhunters alum Jon Cor has joined the CW's superhero series in a recurring guest star role for season 7. He will play scientist Mark Stevens, a.k.a. DC Comics villain Chillblaine. TVLine first reported this news.
According to the official character description, "Mark Stevens is a charismatic bad boy obsessed with cryogenic technology. But when he's not breaking into corporate safes, he's busy breaking hearts with his irresistible charm and roguish style. Armed with his own cold weapons, he'll become a new thorn in the side of Team Flash as the DC Comics villain Chillblaine."
Cor is best known for playing Hodge Starkweather for two seasons of Freeform's supernatural teen drama Shadowhunters. His other TV credits include Supernatural, Lost in Space, Life With Derek, Degrassi: The Next Generation, Suits, Being Erica, and Being Human, among others. He's also appeared in several theatrical and made-for-TV movies, including Saw: The Final Chapter.
Chillblaine's introduction isn't the only issue Team Flash will be facing this season. Showrunner Eric Wallace also confirmed that the real Godspeed will be one of this season's big bads. "I want to make sure new fans — especially young new fans who are reading the comic book right now — are welcomed to the show, so it's not just Silver Age villains and Bronze Age villains," Wallace previously said. "There might be a young girl or a young boy who is reading those Flash comics right now and going, 'Where's my villain? My generation's villain.'"
The Flash returns with season 7 on Tuesday, Feb. 23, on The CW.
By Sydney Bucksbaum January 13, 2021 at 07:19 PM EST
The Flash is getting a chill new villain this season.
EW has confirmed that Shadowhunters alum Jon Cor has joined the CW's superhero series in a recurring guest star role for season 7. He will play scientist Mark Stevens, a.k.a. DC Comics villain Chillblaine. TVLine first reported this news.
According to the official character description, "Mark Stevens is a charismatic bad boy obsessed with cryogenic technology. But when he's not breaking into corporate safes, he's busy breaking hearts with his irresistible charm and roguish style. Armed with his own cold weapons, he'll become a new thorn in the side of Team Flash as the DC Comics villain Chillblaine."
Cor is best known for playing Hodge Starkweather for two seasons of Freeform's supernatural teen drama Shadowhunters. His other TV credits include Supernatural, Lost in Space, Life With Derek, Degrassi: The Next Generation, Suits, Being Erica, and Being Human, among others. He's also appeared in several theatrical and made-for-TV movies, including Saw: The Final Chapter.
Chillblaine's introduction isn't the only issue Team Flash will be facing this season. Showrunner Eric Wallace also confirmed that the real Godspeed will be one of this season's big bads. "I want to make sure new fans — especially young new fans who are reading the comic book right now — are welcomed to the show, so it's not just Silver Age villains and Bronze Age villains," Wallace previously said. "There might be a young girl or a young boy who is reading those Flash comics right now and going, 'Where's my villain? My generation's villain.'"
The Flash returns with season 7 on Tuesday, Feb. 23, on The CW.
Flash‘s Return Delayed by Supersized Superman & Lois ‘Premiere Event’
"The Flash" Season 7 premiere has been pushed back by a supersized "premiere event" for the freshman CW series "Superman & Lois."
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Flash was moved to March 2nd
Flash‘s Return Delayed by Supersized Superman & Lois ‘Premiere Event’
"The Flash" Season 7 premiere has been pushed back by a supersized "premiere event" for the freshman CW series "Superman & Lois."
Flash was moved to March 2nd
man oh man I got no hope that this Superman show is gonna be good
it BETTER be
isn't Diggle supposed to be on it?
I haven't watched this show since Barry's daughter from the future was on. I'm definitely coming back for reverse flash. It looks like this show is going back to its roots. I hope elongicated man won't be back. He made the show cheesy and it became crowded. Too many cooks. He shouldve been on legends of tomorrow.
After all those old twitter posts of his surfaced i dont think we'll see that guy in anything for the forseeable future..
John Wesley Shipp to guest-star on DC's Stargirl as Golden Age Flash
By Sydney Bucksbaum
February 18, 2021 at 11:00 AM EST
Stargirl
TYPE
The Flash is speeding over to DC's Stargirl.
EW has exclusively learned that John Wesley Shipp will guest-star in season 2 of the CW's high-school superhero drama. Shipp will appear in episode 9, reprising his role as old-school speedster Jay Garrick from The Flash.
According to the official description, Jay Garrick plays a role "in a pivotal flashback episode" that establishes "the Golden Age Flash as a member of Earth-2's Justice Society of America." Per the CW, this miniature crossover will "officially bring Stargirl [Brec Bassinger] into CW's post-Crisis CWverse alongside The Flash, Superman & Lois, Batwoman, Black Lightning, Supergirl, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow."
CREDIT: KATIE YU/THE CW
This is the first time Stargirl will feature a character crossover from an Arrowverse show, as it wasn't possible before Crisis on Infinite Earths established that Bassinger's stars-and-stripes-clad teen hero resides on Earth-2 (with the Arrowverse shows all taking place on Earth-Prime now). This casting helps reinforce Stargirl's place in the greater post-Crisis multiverse.
Stargirl season 1 ended with the new JSA — Courtney/Stargirl, Yolanda/Wildcat (Yvette Monreal), Beth/Dr. Mid-Nite (Anjelika Washington), Rick/Hourman (Cameron Gellman), and Pat/S.T.R.I.P.E. (Luke Wilson) — foiling the Injustice Society of America's plans to brainwash the country. But the finale also introduced new threats like Cindy (Meg DeLacy) finding a gem holding DC supervillain Eclipso and former ISA member the Shade returning to fill the power vacuum in the decimated evil group. And a post-credit sequence revealed that presumed-dead Sylvester Pemberton, a.k.a. Starman (Joel McHale), is very much alive and looking for Pat.
Shipp originally played the Scarlet Speedster on the 1990 TV series The Flash. His tenure in the Arrowverse began with playing Henry Allen, father of Barry Allen (Grant Gustin), but he has played several different versions of the Flash since then, with appearances on Supergirl and Arrow. Shipp is also known for roles on Dawson's Creek and Teen Wolf.
By Sydney Bucksbaum
February 18, 2021 at 11:00 AM EST
Stargirl
TYPE
- TV Show
- The CW
The Flash is speeding over to DC's Stargirl.
EW has exclusively learned that John Wesley Shipp will guest-star in season 2 of the CW's high-school superhero drama. Shipp will appear in episode 9, reprising his role as old-school speedster Jay Garrick from The Flash.
According to the official description, Jay Garrick plays a role "in a pivotal flashback episode" that establishes "the Golden Age Flash as a member of Earth-2's Justice Society of America." Per the CW, this miniature crossover will "officially bring Stargirl [Brec Bassinger] into CW's post-Crisis CWverse alongside The Flash, Superman & Lois, Batwoman, Black Lightning, Supergirl, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow."
CREDIT: KATIE YU/THE CW
This is the first time Stargirl will feature a character crossover from an Arrowverse show, as it wasn't possible before Crisis on Infinite Earths established that Bassinger's stars-and-stripes-clad teen hero resides on Earth-2 (with the Arrowverse shows all taking place on Earth-Prime now). This casting helps reinforce Stargirl's place in the greater post-Crisis multiverse.
Stargirl season 1 ended with the new JSA — Courtney/Stargirl, Yolanda/Wildcat (Yvette Monreal), Beth/Dr. Mid-Nite (Anjelika Washington), Rick/Hourman (Cameron Gellman), and Pat/S.T.R.I.P.E. (Luke Wilson) — foiling the Injustice Society of America's plans to brainwash the country. But the finale also introduced new threats like Cindy (Meg DeLacy) finding a gem holding DC supervillain Eclipso and former ISA member the Shade returning to fill the power vacuum in the decimated evil group. And a post-credit sequence revealed that presumed-dead Sylvester Pemberton, a.k.a. Starman (Joel McHale), is very much alive and looking for Pat.
Shipp originally played the Scarlet Speedster on the 1990 TV series The Flash. His tenure in the Arrowverse began with playing Henry Allen, father of Barry Allen (Grant Gustin), but he has played several different versions of the Flash since then, with appearances on Supergirl and Arrow. Shipp is also known for roles on Dawson's Creek and Teen Wolf.
THIS
And the brother they added is sooooo fucking soft emo
He's worse than the dude they got to play mr terrific
yeah i'm done with this showTHIS
And the brother they added is sooooo fucking soft emo
He's worse than the dude they got to play mr terrific
good thing marvel got a shitload of stuff coming out
THIS
And the brother they added is sooooo fucking soft emo
He's worse than the dude they got to play mr terrific
Right! They can never have a black nerd be cool!
