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Interesting Developments Inferred For Season 2 Story by David Clark To say season 1 of The Flash ended on a cliffhanger is like saying the Hulk is kind of green; understatement of the year right? It should be considered cruel and unusual punishment considering fans like us will have to wait until the fall of 2015 to find out what happens next. As if anticipation for the premiere was not enough, the latest news from this past week gives people even more reasons to be curious about what The Flash has in store. It is being reported that casting calls have gone out for two new roles. The first is for a new hero whose identity is yet to be revealed. The second is a new love interest for the scarlet speedster Barry. For everyone screaming that Barry can not have a new love interest, think about how season 1 ended. Yes, by all indications a combination of Barry and Iris - Biris or Irry - is pretty much a foregone conclusion. It was all but revealed by the Reverse Flas

TV Recap: THE FLASH S01E23 "FAST ENOUGH" (SEASON FINALE) By Sue Lukenbaugh Barry Allen may be the fastest man alive. He has been working for a long time to get justice for his mother, and to free his father, and that day is today. Barry confronts Wells finally. He wants to know the truth, why Eobard/Wells killed his mother. Wells hates him, not the him now, but in the future. They hated each other a lot, and they fought, but neither could defeat the other. Wells learned his secret, and he decided to go back into time and to kill Barry. But Future Barry followed him back. They both landed some great shots, but Future Barry managed to save his younger self. Then Wells thought, what if Barry was dealt a devastating blow. It could be enough to derail the superhero. So he killed Barry's mother, and he was free he thought. He would be able to return to the future without a Barry Allen. He ran into a snag, he lost his way, he couldn't get home. He had lost his abilit

TV Recap: The Flash S01E18 "All-Star Team Up" A pair of men try to evade Eddie and Joe. This is the third attempted robbery of the night, Joe wonders if all the criminals of the city have gone crazy. He calls Barry, who speeds on by. He's not alone though, He has an indecent exposure. Eddie worries that their pursuants are getting away, but Flash plans to take care of them. There may be a bit of a space issue Eddie points out. Flash takes care of it, paying musical cars. He places Joe in the suspects car, one suspect in the squad car. The other thinks that they've lost the cops, but Joe tells him that he's under arrest, and best of all, he's already cuffed. Another crime. The jewel thieves think that if they hurry they can get away. Joe and Eddie arrive on the scene, and the Flash speeds in stealing their weapons. He laughs at the crooks, and Joe laughs with him. Dr. Kang says good night, leaving the applied physics and robotics. There's a buzzing

In this club, there are no rules. Watch this fan exclusive and get ready for the final episodes of The Flash and Arrow , beginning Tuesday and Wednesday at 8/7c Please Leave A Comment-

CW unleash this new all-star team trailer that suggests things are about to go down with Harrison Wells and the dark truth surrounding him, the trailer also suggests Felicity and Ray Palmer’s The Atom helping Barry. Please Leave A Comment-

TV Recap: THE FLASH S01E1: TRICKSTERS Wells finally revealed his secret to Cisco, and Barry had to admit that Joe was right about Dr. Wells, but a bit of time traveling nulled that timeline, as well as the kiss he shared with Iris. 15 years ago. Barry's mother puts Barry to sleep when a pair of speedsters enter her home in a fight. They fight around her, and she ends up dying. Barry shows everything that he knows about Wells. Wells is a speedster, and his machine made Barry the Flash, it's all connected. Since Barry got struck by lightening Wells has done everything he could to make Barry faster. They're unsure if he's the Reverse Flash, but he's something. Whatever Wells wants from Barry he's been patient, scary patient, since this all started fifteen years ago. Balloons float down from the sky. They look innocent enough, until the balloons touchdown and begin exploding. Barry runs in and saves one of the children before he can grab the explosive gi

TV Recap: THE FLASH S01E15 "OUT OF TIME" By: Suepafly It's been a long break, but now The Flash is back, and I am so ready for Barry to learn Wells' secret! A year ago. Joe lost his partner, two brothers went into the air via plane, and then the particle accelerator malfunctioned. We know what happened to Clyde when the plane went down, but what happened to Mark. Now. Barry takes Linda out bowling, thinking that he could actually beat her at this something, when they run into Eddie and Iris. Because oh joy, that's just the person Linda wants to see. Iris shows her enthusiasm, and bowling skills. Linda seems to be on the same page of less than enthusiastic about bowling, and Iris a little too touchy feely with Barry for Linda's liking. The coroner looks over a body when Mark walks in the door, back from the dead. He wants to know who killed his brother. The poor old coroner isn't sure, he performs hundred of autopsies. Mark turns to a little ball

The release of Reverse Flash's costume has us asking tough questions. Story by Matt Cummings With the first quality image arriving on Friday of Tom Cavanagh as The Reverse Flash, reaction has been generally positive about the general direction which the show is headed. But questions have lingered all season about the motives of Reverse Flash/Dr. Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh), all of which have bubbled back to the surface. With a lack of answers from CW, we dare to ask the 5 big questions about Reverse Flash and his future role. 1. Why is Wells helping Barry Allen? For reasons unbeknownst to us, the idea of helping the one person who is your mortal enemy to improve seems like a frankly idiotic plan. And yet, that is exactly what Wells and his team at Star Labs has been doing for most of Season 1. With Barry continuing to improve, why is Wells pushing his young protege only to fight him later. Is he hoping for a real fight this time? It's a question that only t

I have been saying this since the show first started and now we know for sure. Harrison Wells ( Tom Cavanagh ) is The Flash‘s Reverse Flash . “He’s the man in the yellow suit. Yes, I am Reverse Flash ,” Cavanagh told reporters during The CW’s “The Heroes and Villains of Arrow and The Flash” panel at the Television Critics Association’s winter TV previews. As viewers saw in the series premiere, the Reverse Flash murdered Barry Allen’s (Grant Gustin) mother at a young age, but Wells has since done everything in his power to both create The Flash and apparently shape him into his nemesis. Why? Viewers may get more insight in the 17th episode, which will feature a look back at the night Barry’s mother was killed. “We’re going to see what happened that night from the Reverse Flash’s point of view,” Kreisberg said. “I didn’t say it was from Wells’ point of view, I said it was from the Reverse Flash’s point of view.” So, does that mean there’s another Reverse Flash out there? Many pe

Mark Hamill will  reprise his role from the original CBS’ Flash series as “The Trickster.” Hamill will reunite with John Wesley Shipp who played The Flash in the early ‘90s. Hamill’s character James Jesse will be slightly different from his previous over-the-top character. According to HitFlix , Hamill’s character is “an anarchist terrorist con man serving a life sentence in Iron Heights who helps Barry and Det. West to foil the city-wide attacks of a wannabe Trickster eagerly following in the original’s deadly footsteps.” “Having Mark reprise his role as The Trickster was on our original wish list when we were planning our version of The Flash. ” Executive Producer Andrew Kreisberg said. Christmas and Chanukah came early for us this year when he said yes! We are beyond humbled and excited to have him joining us for another round of deadly trickery!” Please Leave A Comment-

The Flash " The Man in the Yellow Suit " (Mid-Season Finale) - Barry ( Grant Gustin ) finds himself face-to-face with his nemesis, the man in the yellow suit, a.k.a. Reverse Flash, who killed his mother. Barry is frustrated when the Reverse Flash escapes, but Dr. Wells ( Tom Cavanagh ) and Cisco ( Carlos Valdes ) come up with a plan to trap him. All they need is bait, so they turn to Dr. Tina McGee (guest star Amanda Pays ) from Mercury Labs to help. Meanwhile, it’s Christmas at The West household and Iris ( Candice Patton ) is in full holiday cheer. Eddie ( Rick Cosnett ) gives her a surprising gift but also leaves her with a question that could change her life. Joe ( Jesse L. Martin ) joins the search for the man in yellow and ends up in the crossfire. Caitlin ( Danielle Panabaker ) finds Ronnie ( Robbie Amell ). Ralph Hemecker directed the episode written by Todd Helbing & Aaron Helbing (#109). Please Leave A Comment-

TV Recap: THE FLASH "GOING ROGUE" By: Suepafly What does the fastest man alive do on his day off? The lightning strike didn't just give him speed, but also friends. Barry hands out at STAR labs and put his multitasking mind to the test. Playing Chess against Wells, Ping pong against Cisco and operation against Caitlin Elsewhere a truck is about to be over taken. Two black clad motorcycle rides, and one tow truck take a Black Hawk Security Truck. STAR labs gets the notice, and Barry springs into action. He may have lost his game of chest but he was rocking the other two games. Barry easily takes out the masked men, but when one of them shoots one of the guards, Barry chooses to save the man, rather than pursue the culprits. Joe and Eddie get the case. The guard is in stable condition, but no one knows how he got there. The video from the truck is missing, but what they were likely after is not. The large diamond which was headed to the museum is still there.