The Flash season eight finale airs TONIGHT (June 29) on The CW!
The series’ showrunner Eric Wallace is opening up about why it may seem like a series finale, despite the show being picked up for another season.
In the episode, “Negative, Part Two,” with The Flash (Grant Gustin) still reeling from everything that just happened, the rest of the team rallies to support him when he needs it the most.
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A new poster has been revealed for the back half of The Flash season eight!
Featured on the poster is the show’s current main cast – Grant Gustin, Candice Patton, Danielle Panabaker, Jesse L Martin, Brandon McKnight, Danielle Nicolet and Kayla Compton.
In a new interview, the series’ showrunner Eric Wallace opened up about what fans can expect from the upcoming episodes, teasing “you in for some surprises.”
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Eric Wallace, the showrunner of The Flash, is speaking out about the new crossover-like event Armageddon!
The first episode aired on Tuesday (November 16) and he revealed that there are two heroes in it that just had to be there and it couldn’t happen without them.
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The Flash aired it’s season seven finale on Tuesday night (July 21) and the episode seemed a little final final.
While the episode might have felt like a series finale, the show will be back for an eighth season in the fall.
Showrunner Eric Wallace opened up about why the season finale ended up the way it did…
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Crisis On Infinite Earths was the biggest crossover event in Arrowverse history!
The Flash showrunner Eric Wallace dished recently that he hoped that it would be even bigger.
Eric shared some other DC Comic characters that he would’ve liked to see in the crossover.
“We all got to that moment very early in the process where Marc [Guggenheim] encouraged stuff to say, ‘Hey, if you could see anybody you want to see in these crossovers as a cameo or maybe as a supporting role, or even as a larger role, who would it be?’” he told DiscussingFilm.
“And everybody, it was like kids in a candy store. We all started throwing out crazy ideas. I wanted to see Kevin Conroy because he was my voice of Batman and I love him so much,” Eric continued. “I threw that out and Keto from Legends went, ‘I second that!’ She was very excited because she’s a huge Batman fan.”
“So all these names are being thrown out from other people from the Batman universe to people from the Shazam TV show from the 70’s, which some of us had been familiar with as kids,” he said. “You know, the Shazam and Isis Power Hour? We’re that nerdy. We talked about how we could get actual Super Friends, the voices from the Super Friends cartoon. Everything was on the table. How could we get people from the Zack Snyder movies to kind of crossover and that was just a mad dream.”
