"I know Jay Garrick is coming back to the CW show, but they were supposed to be at a further point in the story," Shipp confirmed. The Flash season 7 also looks set to reintroduce John Wesley Shipp's Jay Garrick, who fans will recognise from Arrowverse crossover 'Crisis on Infinite Earths'. "I'll leave it up to you to speculate on how they're going to get to us." "I mean, I can tell you this, there are going to be some favourites from the past, some bad guys favourites that may be paying a visit or two this season. But I will say I think it's a reasonable assumption that, yeah we always have time travel, on some level, happening," she teased (via ). "You know we're not allowed to tell you secrets about the season.
Tom Cavanagh as (a version of) Harrison WellsĪnd who knows? One particular Justice League member from the big screen could return for another cameo in the future too.ĭanielle Nicolet – attorney Cecile Horton in the Arrowverse universe – has confirmed "some bad guy favourites" will be "paying a visit or two". Assuming that no-one pops their clogs in the interim, it's extremely likely that most of the following will remain on the show for at least another year: Now that the crossover is over, we can confirm that all of the other major characters survived. Will The Flash really die in Arrowverse crossover? The Flash season 7 cast: Who will return? "Amid the horror and the tragedy of what's happening… if we can find some kind of lemonade in the lemon, it's us having to rethink a few things about how a Flash season looks, given this 'narrative unpredictability' to the season," Wallace said. The audience will experience it now a week later. "They kind of have to be connected even more because there isn't some summer break anymore. That's all going to be the same," he said. "That only leaves what we always intended as our two-part season finale of season six to follow in, which is wrapping up Eva's story. The good news is, according to The Flash's showrunner Eric Wallace, the lockdown's impact on filming will make season seven "even better": "I think it's making it stronger because it's forcing us to look at these two separate things – which is the end of Eva's story and the beginning of the next villain's story and how she relates to Barry and Iris."Įxplaining that season seven will pick up immediately where the impromptu season six finale ended, Wallace said that 90% of the footage for its first three episodes is "in the can". This season will be different, however – with The CW confirming that lockdown-related production delays ended up pushing the premiere to January 2021. Ever since The Flash first debuted in 2014, each new season has started in the first or second week of October.
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