The Flash‘s seventh season is finally here!

The new season premieres TONIGHT (March 2) and picks up right where we left off at the end of season six.

In “All’s Well That Ends Well,” when an experiment to save Barry’s (Grant Gustin) speed backfires, Nash Wells (Tom Cavanagh) searches for a way to save The Flash and comes up with a dangerous plan. Meanwhile, Iris (Candice Patton) makes a startling realization inside the Mirrorverse and Cecile (Danielle Nicolet) faces off with Rosa Dillon (Ashley Rickards).

Hours before the premiere, Grant took to Instagram to share a special note with fans, and he also mentioned that the first few episodes of the new season are what were supposed to be the end of the previous season.

“We’ll be picking up with what should’ve been the final three episodes of season 6, 2 of which had been almost entirely completed since last March. I hope everyone enjoys season 7!” he wrote.

Tune in to The Flash TONIGHT (March 2) at 8pm ET/PT on The CW, followed by a new episode of Superman & Lois, which just received some great news!

We’re finally get some new photography for The Flash!

The seventh season is premiering in just a few weeks, on March 2nd, and a new poster just debuted.

The new image features a full size image of Grant Gustin as The Flash, with co-stars Candice Patton, Carlos Valdes, Danielle Panabaker and Jesse L Martin surrounding him in the back, along with The Flash symbol.

“The future favors the fast” can be seen across the top.

This is the second look at the upcoming season, as the trailer was just released last week, teasing what fans can expect.

If you missed it, be sure to check out why the season was delayed by a week!

Also, great news for fans of The Flash was revealed last week – the show, along with 11 other CW series, will be back for another season!

The trailer for the upcoming seventh season of The Flash has finally arrived!

In the trailer, Barry (Grant Gustin) is in a race against time to save Iris (Candice Patton) from the mirrorverse.

The new season of The Flash will of course wrap up the end of season six before moving on with the next story.

Most notably, the character Ralph Dibny/Elongated Man will not be in the new season as actor Hartley Sawyer was fired from the series last summer. Find out what they’re going to do to the character…

The upcoming season is also going to be a little different for Jesse L Martin‘s Joe West. His storyline has “been inspired by the societal changes happening in today’s world,” showrunner Eric Wallace previously revealed.

The Flash season seven will premiere on March 2nd, after being pushed a week due to Superman & Lois.

Candice Patton and Victoria Park film scenes for the upcoming seventh season of The Flash on Wednesday (October 14) in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The 32-year-old actress was also seen keeping safe by wearing a mask when she wasn’t filming.

These are the first photos we have of any of the cast filming The Flash, as they just recently started filming.

This is also the second time we’ve been able to catch a glimpse at a CW series back on set after months off due to the pandemic. We got our first look at the cast of Riverdale filming last week.

Candice recently opened up about keeping her engagement on social media to a minimum.

“I engage less with my fans, which makes me sad because I want to, but I also want to protect my mental health,” she told Teen Vogue. “I did realize very early on that they were very vocal about their support for me. It means a lot because I was experiencing, at that time, not a lot of support.”

20+ photos inside of Candice Patton and Victoria Park on The Flash set… More Here! »

Candice Patton is opening up about the season six finale of The Flash!

The show’s finale was moved up a few episodes like many other shows, due to the pandemic shutting down production.

Candice recently opened up about the final episode, “Success Is Assured”.

“I mean, it’s bittersweet I think for everyone. I think the writers, and the actors, and the crew, and everyone involved saw what it was going to end like and, obviously, that’s the version we wanted to give to the fans who love this show,” she told ET. “But just given the current global situation, that’s impossible — so we kind of have to do the best with what we’ve got.”

“Fortunately our show, kind of, always ends on a cliffhanger. I have no idea actually how they plan to kind of tie it up with a bow — that’s thankfully something I don’t have to deal with — but it’s hard,” Candice continued. “It’s not how we intended it to be, but we’re gonna make the best of it. And I think, hopefully, the intention is to come back and resolve the story and pick up season 7 resolving everything that’s happened in season 6.”

In the finale, Barry (Grant Gustin) considers a risky plan to save Iris (Patton) from the Mirrorverse.

Ralph (Hartley Sawyer) attempts to stop Sue (Natalie Dreyfuss) from making a grave mistake that could destroy her life.

Tune in to the season six finale of The Flash TONIGHT (May 12) at 8/7c on The CW!

Charles Melton flashes a peace sign while hanging out with his friend and co-star Casey Cott at the AT&T TV Super Saturday Night Super Bowl Party held at Meridian at Island Gardens on Saturday night (February 1) in Miami, Fla.

The Riverdale stars met up with another CW star inside the party – The Flash‘s Candice Patton!

“Thank you @itsonatt #atttv Excited to celebrate the Super Bowl and root for my hometown team the Kansas City Chiefs #supersatudaynight #sponsored,” Charles wrote on Instagram later that night.

Charles also met up and snapped a couple of photos with Keegan-Michael Key!

Also in attendance at the pre-Super Bowl bash, which featured a performance by Lady Gaga, was gymnast Aly Raisman.

Candice Patton absolutely stuns in her new cover story for Grumpy magazine.

The 31-year-old Flash actress is talking all about the moment the role of Iris West came to her, rejection, and much more. Check it:

On landing the role of Iris West on The Flash: “I remember the email [my manager] said, ‘this one is yours, you’re perfect for it.’ It didn’t seem like it was thrown my way. I got home for Christmas in Texas, [and] I really thought it was dead in the water for me. I came back in the new year and they wanted me to come back in. Within two days, I had the job, and it felt surreal.”

On using her platform for good: “I do think it’s important if you have means, whether that’s money of a platform, to do something with it. I have a little bit of that so it’s my honor to find things and projects that I’m passionate about, and to use whatever I have to help those projects. [With Shethority], There is so much negativity online and I know women and girls are constantly dealing with so much standards of beauty that are absolutely insane. We wanted to create a space for our fans to feel empowered and recognized and to give them a voice.”

On dealing with rejection: “I worked on having a thick skin, being comfortable hearing the word ‘no’ and just continuing to work. The jobs will come if you constantly focus on getting better and doing better.”

Read more from Candice‘s feature on Grumpymagazine.com now!