Grant Gustin Reveals THE FLASH Season 5 Costume

After a leak of the new THE FLASH season 5 costume made its way online earlier this week, series star Grant Gustin is now sharing the first official poster/look at Barry’s new suit.

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THE FLASH at Comic-Con: Chris Klein Joins Season 5 as Cicada

Chris Klein is THE FLASH‘s new big bad. The actor has signed on to play the villainous Cicada in the upcoming fifth season, it was announced at Comic-Con.

Per WB, Cicada is “a grizzled, blue-collar everyman whose family has been torn apart by metahumans…[he] now seeks to exterminate the epidemic — one metahuman at a time.”

“He’s not so much a cult leader, but his powers present a challenge for Team Flash they’ve never had to deal with before,” executive producer Todd Helbing teased during the show’s panel.

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Comic-Con 2018: Warner Bros. Reveals Bags and Pins for the ARROWVERSE Shows, SUPERNATURAL, CASTLE ROCK, and More

One of the best annual Comic-Con traditions is back: the Warner Bros.-branded convention bags!

This year, WB has 18 different bag options (ARROW, BLACK LIGHTNING, DC’S LEGENDS OF TOMORROW, THE FLASH, KRYPTON, SUPERGIRL, SUPERNATURAL, CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA, CASTLE ROCK, DC SUPER HERO GIRLS, YOUNG JUSTICE: OUTSIDERS, CONSTANTINE: CITY OF DEMONS, and films AQUAMAN, FANTASTIC BEATS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD, THE MEG, and TEEN TITANS GO! TO THE MOVIES, plus two bags for DC Entertainment), with pins representing Arrow, Aquaman, Batman, Black Lightning, Catwoman, The Flash, Harley Quinn, Joker, Martian Manhunter, Nightwing, Superman, and Wonder Woman.

Check out many of the available bags and pins!

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Comic-Con 2018: Warner Bros. Reveals Panel Plans for RIVERDALE, SUPERNATURAL, and More

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Comic-Con 2018: Warner Bros. Reveals Panel Plans for RIVERDALE, SUPERNATURAL, and More

Warner Bros. has revealed its Comic-Con plans.

In addition to RIVERDALE getting promoted to Hall H (the biggest room at the convention), new NBC series MANIFEST is getting a premiere screening and panel, as is the new Hulu anthology CASTLE ROCK (which premieres the week after the convention).

Check out the full lineup, which includes panels for SUPERNATURAL, ARROW, BLACK LIGHTNING, SUPERGIRL, THE BIG BANG THEORY, and more… Read more

The CW Sets 2018-2019 Schedule

The CW has set its 2018-2019 lineup.

With the network now programming originals on Sunday, the fall lineup will boast five DC series, plus the reboot of CHARMED and THE VAMPIRE DIARIES/ORIGINALS spinoff, LEGACIES.

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The CW Renews SUPERNATURAL, RIVERDALE, ARROW, and 7 More

The CW has renewed much of its current lineup.

ARROW, BLACK LIGHTNING, CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND, DC’S LEGENDS OF TOMORROW, DYNASTY, THE FLASH, JANE THE VIRGIN, RIVERDALE, SUPERGIRL, and SUPERNATURAL will all return for the 2018-2019 season.

(Decisions have yet to be made about IZOMBIE, LIFE SENTENCE, VALOR or the yet-to-return THE 100.)

Which renewal are you most excited for?

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The CW Sets Season Finale Dates for SUPERNATURAL, THE FLASH, RIVERDALE, and More

The CW has set finale dates for a number of its shows.

DC’S LEGENDS OF TOMORROW will wrap up its season on Monday, April  9 at 8/7c. (SUPERGIRL will continue its season there when LEGENDS concludes.) Meanwhile, IZOMBIE’s fourth season will end on Monday, May 28 at 9/8c.

BLACK LIGHTNING’s inaugural season ends on Tuesday, April 17 at 9/8c; THE FLASH’s year concludes on Tuesday, May 22 at 8/7c.

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THE FLASH: Danielle Panabaker on the Threat of Zoom

In tonight’s episode of THE FLASH, Barry opts to take on Zoom.

But not everyone is thrilled with Barry’s decision: Jay warns that Zoom is too dangerous for them to take on — and Caitlin agrees.

“I think she’s really scared of Zoom,” Danielle Panabaker (Caitlin) told reporters on the show’s Vancouver set. “Obviously Reverse Flash was personal for Barry. I think Zoom is scary for everyone.”

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THE FLASH Cast on Patty’s Relationship with Barry, Joe, Iris, and Caitlin

THE FLASH’s Patty Spivot is making her mark.

Just a few episodes after her introduction, Barry and Patty will go on their first date in tonight’s new episode. And since Patty proved herself to Joe — and became a member of his (very small) metahuman task force — their partnership will be tested a bit as he keeps some key facts from her.

On the show’s Vancouver set, THE FLASH stars Grant Gustin (Barry), Jesse L. Martin (Joe), Candice Patton (Iris), and Danielle Panabaker (Caitlin) talked about their characters’ relationship with Patty… Read more

THE FLASH Team on Francine’s Return, the Impact of Earth-2 Wells

THE FLASH has brought back a few potentially traumatizing people.

Francine West — Joe’s ex and Iris’ mother — two episodes ago, and the last hour revealed the truth of what went down: she was a drug addict, who endangered her daughter…and then abandoned her family. Joe admitted his lie to Iris, who handled it very, very well.

And then there’s Earth-2’s Harrison Wells, who popped up in Earth-1 at the very end of the last episode. Last season, Eobard Thawne (posing as Wells) mentored — and terrorized — Team Flash, before Eddie’s suicide wiped Thawne from existence.

But with Francine sticking around and Wells up to…something…there could be some challenging interactions ahead for the citizens of Central City.

On the show’s Vancouver set, Grant Gustin (Barry), Jesse L. Martin (Joe), Candice Patton (Iris), Danielle Panabaker (Caitlin), and Carlos Valdes (Cisco) spoke with reporters about what’s ahead… Read more

THE FLASH: Tom Cavanagh on Playing Wells vs. Thawne

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THE FLASH Writers on Wells, Patty Spivot, Francine West, and More

THE FLASH didn’t save its biggest shocks for the season premiere.

In THE FLASH’s second episode of its sophomore season, The CW series dove into the Earth 2 of it all, revealed how Tom Cavanagh is playing into the show this year, brought back an important member of the West family, and more.

The writers of the hour, Aaron and Todd Helbing, and guest star Teddy Sears (Jay) spoke with reporters about what went down… Read more

THE FLASH: Teddy Sears on Playing Jay Garrick

THE FLASH introduced Jay Garrick at the very end of last week’s season premiere, as Jay arrived at STAR Labs to deliver a warning to Barry.

It marked the first time Jay had appeared in a live-action story, something that delighted his portrayer, Teddy Sears.

“It’s thrilling…I didn’t anticipate how thrilling it was going to be when I said yes,” Sears told reporters after a recent screening of THE FLASH. “What I didn’t anticipate was how important it felt when I was doing it. It’s weird, and hokey, and maybe very actor-y, but there was something very important that began happening. And most specifically, putting on that helmet…there was a real awe and reverence for seeing this thing. That was absolutely not acted at all. There was such substance in that moment. I keep coming back to this moment of ‘Wow, this feels really important.’ I can’t sum it up any better than that.”

Jay’s Flash costume is very distinctive — and could have posed a problem translating to a real-life outfit.

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The Flash | 8pm on The CW

Jay Garrick (guest star Teddy Sears), a mysterious man from Earth-2, appears at S.T.A.R. Labs with a dire warning about an evil speedster named Zoom, who is set on destroying The Flash. Barry (Grant Gustin) and the team must decide if they can trust this stranger even as they face yet another powerful meta-human. Meanwhile, Joe (Jesse L. Martin) must deal with a determined officer named Patty Spivot (guest star Shantel VanSanten) who wants to join his meta-human task force.

About Last Night…THE FLASH and IZOMBIE

Let’s talk about Tuesday night TV!

[As a reminder, I’m going to be in New York for about a week, so I’ll still be doing these ALNs, but they’ll more heavily focus on anything I have screener access to.]

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