The Flash tv series on CW

[ZariusTwo]

Negotiations were successful. Show renewed.

https://deadline.com/2022/03/the-cw-...fu-1234984336/

[CyberCubed]

This show is still on the air? How is it that shows like this last like 10 years? It's baffling.

[Autbot_Benz]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

This show is still on the air? How is it that shows like this last like 10 years? It's baffling.

Why do you care if you don't watch it?

[Autbot_Benz]

https://deadline.com/2022/04/jesse-l...ot-1235001375/

Jesse L. Martin has been tapped as the lead of NBC’s drama pilot The Irrational as he is leaving the CW’s The Flash after eight seasons. While Martin will no longer be a series regular on the Berlanti Prods./Warner Bros. TV-produced The Flash, he is expected to appear in multiple episodes of the DC drama in its recently picked up ninth season.

[ZariusTwo]

It's over

https://deadline.com/2022/08/the-fla...in-1235082436/

[Vegita-San]

horrible actress. he's had the LEAST chemistry with Iris versus literally all the others.

https://deadline.com/2022/07/flash-c...sm-1235060651/

so, blame racism. oy.

[oldmanwinters]

Originally Posted by Vegita-San

horrible actress. he's had the LEAST chemistry with Iris versus literally all the others.

Seems like their relationship was always "walking on eggshells" despite their various in-show status.

[Sumac]

Originally Posted by Vegita-San

horrible actress. he's had the LEAST chemistry with Iris versus literally all the others.

https://deadline.com/2022/07/flash-c...sm-1235060651/

so, blame racism. oy.

Sure everyone believe her.
Sure.

[Andrew NDB]

Oh, the HORROR. Some bad messages in her inbox on Instagram. Poor thing! Why won't they PROTECT her from it?

Also, thank goodness they're taking this off life support. This show has been an embarrassment for everyone involved since the Thinker season. I can't even muster up the will to watch anything after that Armageddon non-event.

[Andrew NDB]

Originally Posted by .Fugitoid.

Exactly. Should the WB send the Gestapo to round up all the offensive verbal violators? This ain't the UK. At least not yet.

What's wrong, you wouldn't trust the left in the United States to define hate speech and police it across the country?

[Andrew NDB]

Yeah, and it reveals a big part of who she is and what she's about. Just look at the words she chooses there. "Dangerous," "now, people understand a little better."

And "It was more about the protocols in place and the things I see happening for my white counterpart that’s not happening to me"... she's just dreaming here. What on earth kind of "protocols" could possibly be put in place for Gustin but not her? Are we still talking about racist fans, or what? CW put a "racist fans protocol" for Gustin in place? What the f*** is she even talking about here?

Originally Posted by .Fugitoid.

I'm worried my sarcasm isn't noticeable on the net.

It wasn't lost on me.

[Autbot_Benz]

EXCLUSIVE: A key Arrowverse villain is heading to Central City. Richard Harmon (The 100) has been been tapped to recur as Owen Mercer (aka Captain Boomerang) in the upcoming ninth season of CW’s The Flash.

Per the CW’s description, a comic book favorite, a new post-Crisis Captain Boomerang has recently been released from Iron Heights with a chip on his shoulder. But the twinkle in his eye disguises a dangerous and violent threat to Central City.

https://deadline.com/2022/09/the-fla...ng-1235124074/

[Autbot_Benz]

Red Death will be in Season 9 and they are changing it up for the CW. Red Death will be a she and she will be played by batwoman herself Javicia Leslie

Canadagraphs shared set photos from The Flash Season 9 revealing that Batwoman star Javicia Leslie is returning to the Arrowverse to portray Red Death, a DC comics villain who is a mashup between Batman and the Flash.

https://thedirect.com/article/flash-...villain-photos

[Andrew NDB]

For lack of anything else to watch I've been watching Flash from where I left off many months ago with the awful end of "Armageddon."

Up to episode 11. It's still completely rudderless. Still substituting new and meaningful character arcs with just bringing in new characters. Writers with no ability or interest in making compelling villains. And all the talk of recasting or something for Ralph Dibney after his mean tweets... nothing. It's just bringing back Sue now for little parts.

[member_removed]

I had to give up on this after season 3.
The whole DCTV universe was disappearing up it's own ass.

I was enjoying Legends of Tomorrow and still kind of enjoying Flash, but every season was Flash vs a new evil speedster, it was becoming too repeatative for me.

Arrow on the hand was too much of a chore to watch at that point. It stopped being fun for me and with the addition of Supergirl, I couldn't commit to 4 shows a week, not when I'm not enjoying them.

[IMJ]

Originally Posted by member_removed

I had to give up on this after season 3.
The whole DCTV universe was disappearing up it's own ass.

I was enjoying Legends of Tomorrow and still kind of enjoying Flash, but every season was Flash vs a new evil speedster, it was becoming too repeatative for me.

Arrow on the hand was too much of a chore to watch at that point. It stopped being fun for me and with the addition of Supergirl, I couldn't commit to 4 shows a week, not when I'm not enjoying them.

The entire CW DC verse lost with me basically here:



I dabbled in a few seasons here and there after that but didn't have it in me with that nonsense as the catalyst for so much more nonsense in those shows.

[Vegita-San]

I stopped with supergirl after the horrible first season. good cast, terrible execution.

Flash got tiresome with the super speed villains, and by the time they got past that, the cast looked bored too.

[oldmanwinters]

Yeah, seems like Supergirl early season 2 was about where I started to lose interest in the whole thing.

[cammy85]

Originally Posted by Vegita-San

I stopped with supergirl after the horrible first season. good cast, terrible execution.

Flash got tiresome with the super speed villains, and by the time they got past that, the cast looked bored too.

Well, Supergirl was on CBS for its first seasons and got canceled there, so it kinda makes sense. But she did beer on the CW, especially when paired with Barry or the bi crossovers.

[ZariusTwo]

Stephen Amell returns as Oliver Queen in the final season

https://deadline.com/2023/01/the-fla...on-1235211182/