Well traditionally Clyde Marden died as was replaced by his brother Mark.
Don't know if they will go that route though.
You cannot be serious. "Is that a video game?"I gotta be honest, your answer is not very helpful. I was asking a sincere question. Replying with "Ummmm" and then an out-of-context GIF and no other information doesn't really help me find an answer. What is that GIF from? It looks like a video game? Is it a movie? Is there somewhere that I can see more of that in higher quality to make a better judgement?
Since when has CW had a budget? Kind of weird seeing them chane from a low rent network (UPN) to what looks like showing some damn good stuff on network tv
Since when has CW had a budget? Kind of weird seeing them chane from a low rent network (UPN) to what looks like showing some damn good stuff on network tv
Central, yes, but being not compelling? You're arguing the show was trying to be bad at first? I was in the AoS thread when the show was taking the most heat in the beginning, and every time someone said "I wish there more crossovers" someone was ready to counter saying the show's real problems were the writing and the characters. So which is it? Was the bad because it was in a shared universe that prevented crossover, or was it just actually a poorly written and acted show? I'm inclined to believe it was the latter, which has little to do with it being in a shared universe.Ward being uninteresting, Tahiti, and Skye's parents are all central to the entire seasonal Arc and they intertwine quite well with the Post-TWS MCU. The show was slow because it was building brand new characters as opposed to going with established characters and skipping the origin stuff. Arrow technically doesn't skip the origin but it's use of flashbacks enabled them to jump into the action right away while still giving out the backstory bit by bit. It's a great technique but it's one that can't be used in every show.
But that's an assumption based on assuming WB would have done things exactly as Marvel Studios. Which is the same fallacy we always make in these discussions: assuming the way Marvel did it is the only way anyone can do it.And it doesn't ignore the differences. The differences are plain to see. MCU has combined TV and Film and DC hasn't. If DC had intended to combine TV and Movies from the start, we wouldn't have The Flash and Arrow. We'd have like.. Teen Titans or Young Justice at best (which I wouldn't be mad at all for what it's worth).
Not necessarily. For example, what if Barry can't be in Central City during a criminal break out or some other disaster because he's in the events of JLA? When I say that the shows and movies don't have to interfere with each other, I mean mainly in the sense of character usage, which is what the conversation normally focuses on.Yes but other than having the same Actors playing Flash/Arrow/Batman/etc... there would be no synergy between the mediums. They may as well be two separate universes in that case. That was actually a complaint I saw leveled at AoS early on. Was that there wasn't enough crossover between the movies and the show other than name dropping people and events. What you're talking about in your last paragraph would be exactly that.
I think him being Clyde is just the standard "we're waiting to give him his name." Since Flash likely won't be offing characters left and right, I'm sure we'll see him again.That's why I'm worried that they named him Clyde.He's too expensive to keep around.
The Flash OT: Lightning gave me abs?
Flash Episode 2: The mystery of the one-room drama
So we definitely have hints at time travel (Professor Zoom) in this series. Is this a good or a bad thing?
Clearly this is the only way to go.The Flash OT: Lightning gave me abs?
Arrow showrunners are not fucking around, they know that comic book geeks will be the driving force that will promote this show. They aim to satisfy comic book fans first, and then to add CW/TV elements in the show to make it appealing to the rest.That looked good. I agree with some of the closeup shots not looking great, but most of it looks surprisingly good for tv.
and holy shit, zoom right off the bat? I'm definitely in.
You cannot be serious. "Is that a video game?"
:lol
Video games won't look like that till 2025 at the earliest.
Zoom later reveals he escaped from prison as his body was permanently connected to the Speed Force, enabling him to create the negative version of it. He plans to ruin Barry's life. It is revealed he was unable to alter Barry becoming the Flash as that would erase him from existence, which he discovers when he nearly phases from existence when attempting to stop the chemicals spilling over Barry when he hopes to become the only Flash ever by making this his origin. Realizing that he is unable to erase Barry without erasing himself, with his actions merely causing the lightning bolt to pass through him and strike the chemicals that triggered the transformation, Zoom decides to ruin Barry's life during childhood, removing his best friend from existence to make Barry more introverted, stalking Barry and doing minor things to annoy him like making him miss ball-catches, and killing his mother.
The Flash |OT| Gotta Go Fast
The only acceptable choice
Why not combine them!
The Flash |OT| Gotta Get Abs
They got Geoff Johns himself working on the show and the Flash is his favorite hero. If any character's gonna get treated right, it's this one.Arrow showrunners are not fucking around, they know that comic book geeks will be the driving force that will promote this show. They aim to satisfy comic book fans first, and then to add CW/TV elements in the show to make it appealing to the rest.
Why not combine them!
The Flash |OT| Gotta Get Abs
Ya know if Ollie ever shows up on a Justice League movie his niche is going to get completely overshadowed by Batman.
Ya know if Ollie ever shows up on a Justice League movie his niche is going to get completely overshadowed by Batman.