ARROW: Andrew Kreisberg Teases What Comes From Barry’s New Knowledge

ARROW has exposed Oliver Queen’s secret identity to a handful of people during the run of the series, but when he got poisoned in last night’s episode, Felicity made the call to unmask him to her new friend, Barry Allen — AKA man who will soon become the Flash — in the hopes of saving his life.

The next episode, “Three Ghosts,” picks up where last night’s hour left off, and understandably, Barry is freaking out a little bit over his newfound knowledge.

“I think part of the fun of the episode is that Barry is the ultimate fanboy…he represents the audience,” ARROW executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told reporters earlier this week. “Some of the fun of this is what if you were in the Bat Cave? How fun would that be? Part of the episode is Barry getting to revel in that, and part of it is, oh, sometimes it’s better not meeting your heroes. Because they’re complicated, and cranky, and may be jealous of the way you’re looking at their assistant. [The episode is about] watching Barry be both a fish out of water in our world, but also how quickly he blends in with our team, and how at the end of the day, Oliver just wants the job done — and Barry helps get the job done.”

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Are you excited to see Barry work more fully with Team Arrow?

ARROW’s midseason finale airs Wednesday, December 11th at 8 PM on The CW.

Related:

ARROW: Andrew Kreisberg, Geoff Johns, Greg Berlanti and Grant Gustin Preview The Flash’s Debut! Plus, a Tease For What John Barrowman’s Return Will Mean for the Queens
ARROW: Emily Bett Rickards Teases Sparks Between Felicity and Barry Allen
ARROW: Emily Bett Rickards Offers a Tease for Episode 12

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