Greg Berlanti's DCTV Universe

[lhb412]

Eh, it's not bad. More like a Flash Gorden/Buck Rogers sci-fi adventure hero costume with a mask added.

... along those lines: how'd you guys feel about completing the retro sci-fi ensemble with some googles?

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[MouthForWar]

Very cool teaser. I'm looking forward to it.

[lhb412]

It looks like fun!

[MekaGojira3k]

I'm excited. Hopefully I'll have watched S1 and 2 of Arrow by the time this starts.

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[MekaGojira3k]

Cool. I really liked it, even if it SPOILED THE ENTIRE PILOT EPISODE.

:T

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IGN:

Eric & Joshua have seen The Flash pilot and give their first thoughts on the new DC Comics TV serie


Bleeding Cool:

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"[Wally], with his reintroduction into The New 52, saw his race change from Caucasian to African American, a change that is likely to be reflected in the Flash TV show"

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The CW's latest superhero show gives us a bright, warm reprieve from the usual dark DC property.

[Dr Kain]

The first episode of Flash was freaking awesome. Why do I have to wait until next week for the next episode? Can't they just give me the whole season now?

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[Dr Kain]

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[XvGojira]

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Latino Review:



Collider:

The 'Jump Street' co-director says the film will probably use Barry Allen as The Flash and discusses its relation to the TV show.

[Dr Kain]

1. I CALLED IT!!

2.

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[MekaGojira3k]

I'd actually love it if they did an infinite Crisis with the different actors, although we'd have more Batman/Superman variations than anything else.

I thought the Finale was pretty decent, but for whatever reason I expected him to discover that the other Flash was somebody else...

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[lhb412]

Haven't seen every episode, but I must say I loved this first season of The Flash. It wasn't afraid to get cheesy, and that's part of the charm. It went full-on into superhero craziness and soap opera-ness and was engrossing and fun.

I'm beginning to think TV is just a better medium for superheroes. It better reflects the nature of the source material: the continuing storylines and cliffhangers, you get to know the characters better, you have fun side characters and villains who reappear, and you have time to develop the conflicts and fights... I mean, there's a similar DNA to The Flash and Age of Ultron, but The Flash is just much more satisfying.

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[The Shadow]

With the success of superheroes on television nowadays, I wonder if the executives at Cartoon Network are kicking themselves? Justice League/Unlimited, Young Justice, Green Lantern, Beware the Batman, and the DC Nation shorts (just to name a few) all either could have gone on longer or were killed too soon.

I think in particular the Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld and Sword of the Atom shorts could have each made for fantastic half hour series.