That looks a bit corny
Why the hell would kaitlin be worried about flash stopping a tornado when he literally did that the first episode
That's a fan made trailer that pulled the scene from when he did it in the first episode.
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That's a fan made trailer that pulled the scene from when he did it in the first episode.
dabestkeptsecret
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Oh true
Ironman
#Knickstape
Dr. Cox and Bob the goat asswholesGuess who's not watching the flash tonight
Norrin Radd
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onelastdeath
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Just caught up on this piffery
Holy shyt brehs. Holy fukking shyt
Holy shyt brehs. Holy fukking shyt
Atsym Sknyfs
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THE FLASH - "Flash Back - Original airdate 3/29/16
A MOMENT IN TIME GETS BARRY ONE STEP CLOSER TO ZOOM; ANDY MIENTUS RETURNS AS HARTLEY RATHAWAY – After the shocking revelation that Zoom is Jay Garrick (Teddy Sears), Barry (Grant Gustin) is more determined than ever to get back to Earth-2 to stop Zoom forever. Desperate to find a way to increase his speed, Barry decides to travel back in time and masquerade as his earlier self in order to get his arch-nemesis, Dr. Harrison Wells/Eobard Thawne (Tom Cavanagh), to teach him how to run faster. However, things don’t go as planned and Barry is stunned to face familiar foe Hartley Rathaway (guest star Andy Mientus), as well as old friend Eddie Thawne (guest star Rick Cosnett). Iris (Candice Patton) makes peace with her past in order to embrace her future. Alice Troughton directed the episode penned by Aaron Helbing and Todd Helbing (FL217). .
So a female speedster whose faster than the flash next week
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
At the rate they're introducing characters we finna get Bart Allen and the Legion of Superheroes in S3
Atsym Sknyfs
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Two weeks from today, Supergirl and The Flash will meet for the first time in live-action. However, those of you only watch the one of these shows (or possibly neither) won't have to worry about being well-versed in either of their respective histories to understand what's going on. "Obviously, you have to understand the concept of superheroes and that they can have all sorts of different kinds of powers when [The Flash] shows up," executive producer Greg Berlanti explains in an interview with TV Line before adding: "People will appreciate how he gets [to National City] and their journey that they take in the hour."
Interestingly, it seems as if romance may be on the cards for the Scarlet Speedster and Girl of Steel, with executive producer Ali Adler confirming that Barry and Kara have "quite an adorable banter" and "immediately click." However, one person not too keen on that is James Olsen according to Mehcad Brooks. "We have this little rivalry, because he’s a superhero, too, and kind of hitting on my girl a little bit. I’m like, ‘Damn you, Barry.'" Melissa Benoist wouldn't give too much away about that, but did drop some hints about the time the two heroes spend together. "It is the most joyous occasion to have these two superheroes together in the same place, at the same time, working together. They are both so happy with their powers and what they get to do and how they get to help people, that it’s kind of infectious and exciting and upbeat and happy."
Finally, talk inevitably turned to future crossovers, and it sounds like something which is already being considered. "We really had an amazing time making it," Adler says. "It was tough to juggle people’s schedules. The Flash is a busy man, but in success, we’d love to do this again."
Interestingly, it seems as if romance may be on the cards for the Scarlet Speedster and Girl of Steel, with executive producer Ali Adler confirming that Barry and Kara have "quite an adorable banter" and "immediately click." However, one person not too keen on that is James Olsen according to Mehcad Brooks. "We have this little rivalry, because he’s a superhero, too, and kind of hitting on my girl a little bit. I’m like, ‘Damn you, Barry.'" Melissa Benoist wouldn't give too much away about that, but did drop some hints about the time the two heroes spend together. "It is the most joyous occasion to have these two superheroes together in the same place, at the same time, working together. They are both so happy with their powers and what they get to do and how they get to help people, that it’s kind of infectious and exciting and upbeat and happy."
Finally, talk inevitably turned to future crossovers, and it sounds like something which is already being considered. "We really had an amazing time making it," Adler says. "It was tough to juggle people’s schedules. The Flash is a busy man, but in success, we’d love to do this again."