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3.05 "Monster" (01/11/16): CAITLIN LLAMA A SU MADRE PARA QUE LE AYUDE CON SUS CRECIENTES META PODERES — Desesperada por entender lo que le está pasando, Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) visita a su madre, la Dra. Tannhauser (la estrella invitada Susan Walters), una renovada investigadora biomédica, con la esperanza de que su madre pueda proporcionarle algunas respuestas sobre los crecientes poderes meta-humanos de Caitlin. Sin embargo, cuando la Dra. Tannhauser trata a su hija como a un objeto de pruebas, Caitlin se vuelve fría y trae de nuevo heridas pasadas provocando que ambas tengan una gran discusión. Mientras tanto, después de que un misterioso meta-humano ataque Central City, Barry (Grant Gustin) intenta convencer a Julian (Tom Felton) de que le deje asistir en el caso. Kim Miles dirige el episodio escrito por Zack Stentz (#305).


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Violett Beane sobre los nuevos poderes de Jesse Quick
Por Natalie Abrams 17 October 2016 — 1:30 PM EDT

How did Flashpoint affect Earth-2 on The Flash? Spoiler alert: It didn’t.

When Jesse Quick (Violett Beane) and Harry (Tom Cavanagh) return to Earth-1 during Tuesday’s episode, they’re in for quite the shock — that’s because Flashpoint had no affect on Earth-2, which means that while everything else in this timeline seems to have changed, they haven’t. Well, that’s only partially true.

As a result of Team Flash recreating the particle accelerator explosion to give Barry (Grant Gustin) his powers back last season, Jesse now has powers of her own, which is why the Wells family has returned, so Barry can help train her. EW turned to Beane to get the scoop:


ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Did you know from the beginning that Jesse would be suiting up?
VIOLETT BEANE: Honestly, I did not know too much from the beginning. When I auditioned, I didn’t know it was for Jesse Quick at all. But when they were like, “You booked it, this is your character name,” I finally found out who she was. I definitely anticipated a suit-up last season. I was like, “Oh, it’s going to happen!” They really built that element of suspense. I get tweets all the time being like, “When is it going to happen?” Now, finally! Everyone is so excited.

Jesse has her powers now. Is this a result of Flashpoint?
As far as Flashpoint goes, I’m pretty sure it only affects one world, the world that Barry changed the timeline for. I’m pretty sure it doesn’t carry over to other worlds. The Jesse and Wells you’re seeing are the Jesse and Wells of last season. The particle accelerator, the dark matter, is definitely a part of what happened to Jesse. You’ll see in a scene in the episode about how specifically she started her powers. Yeah, the dark matter definitely had something to do with it.

How does she handle having powers?
She’s pretty excited about it. Even in the promo that just came out, you can see, “How cool is that?” For her, she’s younger, so she has a more positive feeling toward the speed. Also, as a teenager, if you don’t get something right right away, you tend to get annoyed or down on yourself about it, so you’ll see a little bit of that, too. It’s a power and it manifests itself, so there’s a lot of learning that comes into it and it’s a process, so you might see a little bit of that being difficult for Jesse. Also, she’s really happy about it for sure.

How does Harry feel about Jesse using her powers on Earth-2 as a vigilante?
You know Harry, he’s very protective. Ultimately the reason we come back is to train, to hone in on these powers, and to make sure Jesse isn’t being crazy with them. He’s the protective father always, that comes first, but at the same time, he does love that she has this ability, and feels good about it.

How will Barry and Jesse work together?
He’s a great trainer. She does respect him and knows that he knows a lot about it, so she definitely listens to what he has to say and is taking his advice. But she’s also a teenager, so sometimes she’s like, “OK, I got this. I don’t need you, I don’t need a trainer.” But it is a good relationship between the two of them.

How is she a different hero than Barry?
As far as handling major situations, she hasn’t done too much of the crazy things that Barry has done so far. But as far as helping out the team, I definitely think she runs into things without thinking a little bit more than Barry does, like when Barry first got his powers. You don’t really know the capabilities of yourself and what you can and can’t do. At the very beginning, at least, she definitely is not really thinking before she runs into situations.

There was some flirtation between between Jesse and Wally (Keiynan Lonsdale) before. Will that continue?
I definitely think you’ll see some hints of that for sure. The two of them are super cute together. It makes so much sense. I loved working with Keiynan last season. You’ll see a little bit of that carry over. They haven’t seen each other in forever, so it’s going to be really interesting to see the two of them come back. They were both hit by dark matter, so it’ll be interesting talking about that and seeing everything that has to do with that.

How long are they sticking around on Earth-1?
For Jesse, it’s a few episodes. Jesse and Harry will maybe go back to Earth-2 to deal with the situations that are back home. They lost a hero, so we have to go back and help our Earth again. But Tom Cavanagh is a series regular, so they’ll work their way around keeping him on the show somehow. That’s going to be really interesting to see Harrison in all his different forms.

Flashpoint may not have affected Earth-2, but how might Jesse and Harry react to seeing all these changes on Earth-1?
In the beginning of episode 3, you’ll see we have some new rooms in S.T.A.R. Labs and some new situations that don’t look quite right, because it’s a different timeline. Harry just knows right away. He’s like, “What did I tell you, Barry?” It’s funny. Everyone knows you can’t mess with time, but he went back and did it. There’s a little bit of a play on that and us just being like, “Oh, this is new stuff.”

Is it a bit of a cautionary tale for Jesse?
Yeah, definitely. She learns a lot while being back on this Earth, ultimately for the better. You will see a little bit of that struggle in her.

Do you hope to eventually see a big speedster team-up, including Wally and Jay (John Wesley Shipp)?
Oh, absolutely. There’s so many spreads and covers of comics that have all of them running together, and that would just be a really amazing shot for one of the episodes. I think it would be so, so cool. Also, as far as crossovers go, I haven’t done one yet, but I think that would be so amazing now that Supergirl is up there to do something with Melissa [Benoist], or just see the team. I’m really good friends with Echo [Kellum] over on Arrow, so working with him would be really funny. As far as all of that, the more the merrier for me.

Is Jesse going to play a role in the upcoming four-way crossover?
As far as I know, we don’t know too much about it, so right now no, but there’s always a possibility. And with time changing all the time, pretty much anything is possible. But I would love to, absolutely.

Will Jesse get her own super suit?
Yeah, I think that’s going to happen. One of the promo shots is Harry and Jesse sitting there and there’s a box. Everyone’s like, “What’s in the box?!” You can kind of see a little bit of something, so I definitely think it’s going to happen in episode 4. It’s going to be really cool to see what it will be like.

Doctor Alchemy has made his presence known, and we know there’s another speedster coming in Savitar. How will Jesse cross paths with the villains this season?
You’re definitely going to see her stepping up a little bit, because she does have these powers, she’s wants to use them, she wants to save people, so you are going to see her battling a few of these villains in the episode that she’s in, which is really, really fun, and just really cool to see how she’s able to use her powers, and how her and Barry can team up to handle these situations.

What is the best part about getting to play a speedster and what’s the toughest part?
The best part is that it’s so exhilarating, especially when you see the final cut with all the special effects. It’s unlike anything else. If you’re just doing a dramatic scene, which is amazing to do as well, you know how it’s going to look when you’re shooting it. But when the special effects are added, it takes it to a whole other level, especially because ours are really good. The hardest part is definitely the running. I realized very quickly that I was not so in shape and it’s pretty exhausting. All you do is run in place, so that tells you even more. Honestly, Grant’s pretty in shape, and I’ve seen him run for not too long and he’s sweaty and tired, so that made me feel a little bit better.

The Flash airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on The CW



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Todd Helbing sobre Barry e Iris, Wally y Linda, y el por qué Flashpoint fue sólo un episodio
Por Russ Burlingame 18/10/2016


When season 2 of The Flash ended with Barry Allen saving his mother's life from murder at the hands of the Reverse-Flash, comic book fans immediately recognized the episode as the setup for Flashpoint.

The comic book miniseries by that name was a five-issue (plus tie-ins) mega-event that rebooted the DC Universe, changed status quos for hundreds of DC heroes and villains, blended the company's publishing imprints under a shared umbrella, and ultimately set the stage for 2011's The New 52 reboot.

The TV show...well, it was a bit smaller in scale. The world changed in fairly small ways, although some of them were pretty important to Barry Allen, and ultimately that motivated him to travel back and fix time...as much as he could.

Comic book fans were left wondering why do Flashpoint, if the story was fairly small in scale, and the showrunners aren't entirely dismissive of that sentiment.

"I think anytime you do a story like Flashpoint, something as iconic as that, with the character restrictions that we had, it's going ot be different than everybody expected," executive producer Todd Helbing told ComicBook.com. "I think for us from a story point, when we talked about it originally it was going to be more episodes but what happens more often than not is that when you break the story you find that it would be a lot better and a lot more satisfying if you pulled up a lot of that information and put it in that first episode....It just became a much stronger episode if we just made it one as opposed to four or five, and then we could really kickstart the rest of the season after that. But Flashpoint or not, there are consequences going forward for Barry for what he did and those ripples he's going to explore throughout the third season."

But fans who have been with the show will remember that Harrison Wells was outed as the Reverse-Flash in the first season way earlier than most fans expected -- so much so that some expected a double-cross coming by the end of season 1. And the show has thrown a lot at the wall in its two seasons and change, from infinite earths to time travel to numerous speedsters from different timelines.

"I think it's just -- as Greg Berlanti has said multiple times -- there's always more story," Helbing said. "I think with the breadth of the Flash comics, there's so much to pull from, and we like the pace of the show, where we've dialed in, is faster. For us it's really exciting to just get on with it. Personally, I feel like the speed that we're going is the best version of the show....We just want to keep the fans invested and excited and keep throwing more questions at them."

Ultimately, it's relationships that will drive the season forward. Helbing told us that Caitlin Snow -- who is on track to become a version of Killer Frost at some point this season -- will have to question her feelings about Barry and his pure motives when she realizes that what's happening to her is, in part, his fault. He also confirmed what seemed obvious from the first couple of episoes: the Barry and Iris romance will dominate a lot of the season.

"A lot of the story is kind of centered and spins off of what's going on with [Barry and Iris.] It's a great love story, and to have that influence this season, I think people are going to love it."

But Barry's not the only Flash around, right? Even if he doesn't have powers yet in the main timeline, Wally West was the Kid Flash in Flashpoint, and at some point that's bound to come back around, especially with Alchemy seemingly giving powers to people who had them in the alternate timeline.

In the comics, meanwhile, right now Dan Abnett's Titans is re-establishing the relationship between Wally West and his pre-Flashpoint wife, Linda Park. Park (played by Malese Jow) appeared in a few episodes of The Flash last season, but could we see her again -- possibly as a romantic foil for Wally?

"I don't know. I would say yes, because on The Flash, we certainly love Malese. She's fantastic. We don't have any plans right now, but she's fantastic and Doctor Light's awesome so I wouldn't be surprised if she shows up," Helbing said.

The Flash airs on Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW. Tonight's episode is titled "Magenta," and features the return of Harrison Wells and Jesse Quick.



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Durante un evento de prensa que se ha celebrado esta semana, Marc Guggeheim estuvo hablando sobre el episodio 100 de "Arrow" (que es la segunda parte del evento del cuádruple crossover de la DCTV de la CW de este año) y ha dado más detalles sobre el por qué se producirá el crossover y cómo encajará 'Supergirl' en él.

El productor confirma que el Ep.100 contará con Damien Darhk y Malcolm Merlyn entre las muchas caras que regresarán, que incluyen a Moira y Robert Queen, Deathstroke y Laurel Lance.

“Aún no he visto el episodio totalmente editado, pero tiene algunos momentos increíblemente icónicos. Es una carta de amor a la serie, que se inspira mucho en todos los 99 episodios previos. Todo el mundo que pudimos tener en el episodio desde el punto de vista del calendario, está en el episodio. Incluso la gente que no tuvimos tener, por conflictos de calendario, está representada. Al mismo tiempo, tienes a Flash y Supergirl; eso es una enorme cantidad de diversión. Ciertamente los nuevos reclutas también juegan un papel muy grande, un papel importante, en el episodio. Estoy realmente emocionado con ello”, afirma el productor.

¿Y cómo llegará Kara Danvers al Arrowverso?

“El año pasado, Supergirl estableció que Flash era capaz de ir a lo que llamo la Tierra-CBS, y es razonable que, con la apropiada tecnología de las fisuras, el reverso puede ocurrir”.

En el crossover, los héroes se unirán para luchar contra los 'Dominators': “Una vez que los héroes se dan cuenta de que están luchando contra alienígenas, deciden que necesitan a un alienígena de su lado. Afortunadamente, Barry conoce a una realmente agradable. No creo que sea un gran shock que entre Barry y Cisco, y todas sus experiencias con la Tierra-2 y el multiverso, que puedan sacarla de Tierra-CBS”, dice Guggenheim.

De hecho, el crossover empezará al final de un episodio de "Supergirl", donde Cisco (Carlos Valdes) y Barry (Grant Gustin) enlistan la ayuda de Kara. “Algunos lo llaman cuádruple crossover porque involucra a cuatro series; mi úlcera requiere que yo lo llame un crossover de tres partes. La historia que se cuenta tiene un principio, una mitad y un final: un principio en Flash, una mitad en Arrow, y un final en Legends. Pero Supergirl forma mucha parte de todo, así es que estamos cruzando nuestras cuatro series — cuatro series en tres partes.”

Pero el mayor reto al que se han enfrentado en el crossover es el contar la historia en el episodio 100 de "Arrow":

“El reto fue que sólo teníamos 42 minutos, y es la parte de en medio de una historia de tres partes, y al mismo tiempo es el episodio 100, y, Dio, cuando se reveló la noticia de que el episodio 100 iba también a ser también el episodio del crossover, la gente iba y venía en mi twitter y en el de Greg Berlanti, en este caso, pienso que de forma muy positiva. La gente no quería sentir como que el crossover estaba apropiándose de lo que debería de ser un episodio realmente seminal y un momento seminal de la serie de Arrow, lo que pienso que es maravilloso. Greg vino con una idea que realmente nos permite tener nuestro pastel y comérnoslo también.”





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Violett Beane llega a la Speed Force comos Jesse Quick
Por Bryan Cairns 25 OPct 2016

Ever since Earth-2’s Jesse Quick (Violett Beane) crossed over to Barry Allen’s reality, viewers have been eagerly anticipating her picking up speed. The daughter of Harrison Wells, she was originally held hostage by Zoom until Team Flash rescued her, and since then, fans knew it was just a matter time until she’d adopt a superhero identity of her own.

It was only recently that Jesse displayed any special abilities, though. The dark matter awakened Jesse’s super speed, a power that manifested while she and her father were back home on Earth-2. After returning to Earth-1 to properly test her abilities, Jesse used them to aid Barry against the magnetic might of new foe, Magenta. However, it’s going to take all of Jesse and Barry’s lightning fast reflexes and speed to defeat the latest additions to Flash’s Rogues when Mirror Master and the Top crash the Central City party.

Ahead of tonight’s episode, “The New Rogues,” Beane spoke with CBR about finally blossoming into a speedster, how Jesse compares to Barry, wearing a costume and paying homage to her comic book counterpart.

CBR: Jesse Quick has been MIA since season one. For the episode “Magenta,” how much did the producers spell out in advance or do you just discover everything on your own?

Violett Beane: Absolutely. Pretty much from the beginning, I’ve known little to nothing about my character or where she was going. When I auditioned, I actually didn’t even know it was for Jesse Quick. When I booked it, they were like, “Oh, by the way, this is who you are playing.” I went and got some comics and read as much as I could about her. As far as this season is concerned, I got the call saying, “Hey, we want you back for these episodes.” The next week I got the script sent to me and it was like, “Oh, it’s actually happening.”

The producers have hinted there would be more speedsters. Many assumed that energy blast from the particle accelerator endowed Jesse with powers. What was your reaction when you discovered Jesse was finally going to join those ranks?

Oh my gosh. I’ve been waiting for this since episode five of last season. When I read the comic books, I was like, “This will be great.” It didn’t happen for a whole season. Fan expectations definitely grew. Every episode I hoped that it was finally the time. To be a speedster is so cool.

How did you prepare for the running aspect? Did you hit the track or treadmill?

I probably should hit the treadmill more. It’s pretty self-explanatory, although there were things I was anticipating. Obviously a sprinter has certain techniques to make you go faster. I was working with this stunt guy and I realized things that I hadn’t even thought about as far as technical issues. You keep your hands very flat. I always wondered why Barry looked like that, but he’s trying to go faster. They are flat and closed and there’s aerodynamics involved. I actually did learn a lot about running, which I was certainly anticipating.

In “Magenta,” they test Jesse’s speed, but we never hear the results. In your mind, how fast is Jesse compared to Barry and Wally?

I’m not sure as far as Wally goes, but I definitely think she’s slower than Barry right now. We’ll see what happens in the future. Jesse just got her powers and she’s still learning. I’m excited to see where that goes and how fast she actually could get — possibly as fast as Barry.

Even though she’s still the new speedster on the block, in what ways does Jesse approach being a hero compared to Barry?

Obviously, she’s young and has her powers and wants to help people. I also think that she runs into situations without thinking. In “The New Rogues,” you’re going to see she’s a little reckless.

Wally gets jealous that Jesse has super speed and he doesn’t. Do you feel she would react the same if the situation was reversed?

Poor Wally. He just wants some speed. I get it, though. The same thing happened to both of us. He knows he’s meant to have it. He does feel this jealousy. Hopefully he comes to terms with it because Jesse and Wally like each other. That feeling of him being jealous creates this weird vibe. I do hope he is okay with it, but I understand. If it was the other way around, Jesse would feel the same as well.

Why do you feel Jesse and Wally forged such a strong bond?

As far as the characters go, it makes a lot of sense. They both came into this world, and into Team Flash, at the same time. They were younger and really didn’t know anyone. It makes sense that they found each other. Talking to Andrew Kriesberg and Greg Berlanti a little bit, they weren’t anticipating doing that. They saw the two of us on screen and were like, “Okay, this could maybe work.” It’s interesting how TV works. People see what they’ve filmed and they like it, and that’s how the story changes.

Audiences got a small taste of Jesse, and she did some really amazing things. In what capacity does she pitch in tonight?

You are definitely going to see Barry and Jesse team up. As you’ve seen in the promo, they take on Mirror Master and the Top. You are going to see them using their powers and suiting up, which was really cool.

Let’s talk about that super suit. What was your initial reaction when you put the costume on?

It was absolutely amazing. You dream about it — certainly after all the admiring and looking up the superheroes — and you finally get to put it on. Honestly, it’s been amazing. Hopefully, the fans like it. It’s not really like the comic book version, but I think it looks really nice.

Those leather costumes can be uncomfortable. How was it moving around in the outfit? Was there an adjustment period?

It gets looser the more you wear it. Grant Gustin’s costume hugs his body. Mine was brand new. It definitely takes some wearing to be comfortable. You take the jacket off in between scenes no matter what. It’s so tight and constricting, so when I sit down, I have to unzip the pants. They are pretty tight. And it’s big time hot. When I was filming, it was during Canadian summer, which isn’t that hot. It’s actually beautiful, but it was warm in the sun whenever we shot outside.

Jesse is a full-fledged superhero now. How would you like the show to expand on that in future appearances?

I would love to be part of the team and fight crime. It would be interesting to do that on Earth-2. I love the series and working on it. Every episode I do, I’m always a big fan of.

What elements from the comic books are you hoping they incorporate?

Obviously, the formula being the reason Jesse has speed is an interesting aspect of it. I was pretty sure they weren’t going to carry that over because someone screaming out a formula before they run would look funny on screen. I like the whole Liberty Belle history, but it’s a little complicated for the show. Then again, that’s something our show does a really good job of, is taking certain things from the comic books and paying homage to them.

Starring Grant Gustin as the Scarlet Speedster, “The Flash” airs Tuesdays at 8 pm ET/PT on The CW. The series also stars Jesse L. Martin, Tom Cavanagh, Carlos Valdes, Candice Patton, Danielle Panabaker, Keiynan Lonsdale and more.



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Violett Beane sobre Jesse Quick finalmente saliendo como una superheroína completa
Por Eric Goldman 25 Oct 2016

Jesse Quick (Violett Beane) was introduced on The Flash early in Season 2, but a year later, she’s finally fulfilling her comic book destiny, as the character has gained her own speedster powers – and, in this week’s new episode, "The New Rogues," a costume to go along with them.

I spoke to Beane about Jesse’s transformation, the pros and cons of wearing a supersuit, and Jesse and Barry facing formidable villains like Mirror Master and Captain Cold together. Plus, we chatted about her role on HBO's excellent The Leftovers last year, and what it was like to work on that acclaimed Damon Lindelof series.

IGN: What was it like for you to be told, “Hey, we're going for it! She's getting the powers and she's getting the costume”?

Violett Beane: Probably one of the greatest things that's ever happened. I found out about a week before we actually started shooting, so it wasn't a very long time. They were like, "Hey, so this is going to happen." And I was like, "Finally!" I think the fans, myself, pretty much everyone, last season we all sort of thought it was going to happen, so when it didn't, it was kind of a disappointment. Then when I got the call that we were actually finally doing it, I was like, "Okay, this is going to be cool!" This has been a long time coming. I'm very excited.

IGN: As you mentioned, when you got the part, most of us assumed they had to eventually go there with her. But did you know for sure? What kind of indications did they give you when you were first hired?

Beane: When I was first hired, I did not know. I auditioned using mock sides so I didn't even know who the character was. When I booked it, they were like, “Oh, by the way, you're Jesse Quick.” I went and got some comic books and studied up a little bit. They had told me that I was Wells' daughter and I was like, okay, well that doesn't really carry over, you know what I mean? So it's sort of like how strict are they going to be with the comic books? I was anticipating the middle of second season was when I was going to become a speedster, but obviously that didn't happen. They're pretty down-low and keep things to themselves.

IGN: She helped Barry at the end of the last episode, but this is the first time they're really goirng to be partnering up. What's their dynamic like? Is Barry comfortable with this? Does she feel comfortable listening to him take the lead?

Beane: When the promo photos got released I was very excited to see the photos of the two of them together. The suits look really cool. I think the dynamic you'll see between the two of them... Jesse's younger and she just got her speed so she is kind of a little bit reckless with it, sort of the way Barry was when he first got his speed or the way anyone is when they first get a power that they don't know how they can control it or what their capabilities are. You will see Barry sort of teaching her, "Hey, maybe don't run into things as quickly as you can. Think about things." That dynamic is going to be really fun to explore.

IGN: We always hear that super hero suits may be cool to see, but are not always comfortable to wear. What was you combination of being thrilled to just have this thing on and what it represents, versus the lack of comfort factor?

Beane: Oh, totally. It's red leather, right? Super, super cool, super bad ass. Not the most comfortable! In between shots, we always take off the jackets just because those are the most constricting. With the pants, mine are pretty high waisted, so when I sat down I definitely had to unzip it a little bit. A little bit tight, a little bit tight. [Laughs]
Violett Beane as Jesse Quick and Grant Gustin as The Flash

Violett Beane as Jesse Quick and Grant Gustin as The Flash

IGN: Did Grant have red leather advice for you?

Beane: You know, he gets off a little bit easier. His has a lot of other fabric in it. It has a stretchy bamboo fabric so he's a little bit easier. Mine is full leather.

IGN: This episode looks like a really big one, because not only is it Jesse suited up for the first time, but you've got the introduction of Mirror Master and Top and you've got Captain Cold coming back somehow. What can you say about these villains that Jesse in her first real mission is facing?

Beane: It's pretty crazy that these are the villains she's going up against, because Mirror Master is insane. His power is amazing. His capabilities are great and I think this duo is going to be next to unstoppable, so it's going to take all of Jesse and Barry to fight them. I love that Wentworth [Miller] is coming back. I love his character. Captain Cold's always been a big villain for me, so yeah, this episode I think is going to be a pretty, pretty good one. Those are some heavy villains.

IGN: Wells had his sort of understandable fatherly concerns about his daughter rushing off into danger. But at the end of last episode he gave his blessing, he gave her the costume. Still, is it going to be difficult for him to actually see her going out there now?

Beane: I think it's a great dynamic between the two of them, and I get it. He's a very protective father. I don't think that's ever really going to go away. But I do think in that last scene in last episode you did see him opening up and allowing her to be the person she needs to be which I thought was really beautiful. I loved that scene. I do think it's a healthy thing for Wells to let Jesse be the person she needs to be. But I don't think it's going to fully go away.

IGN: And meanwhile, it's an interesting dynamic with Jesse and Wally. On one hand, it seems like there’s a little flirtation there. On the other hand, he's his speedster jealousy issues, so he's trying to work on that. What's it going to be like for him to see her even more kind of taking on the mantle while he's unable to?

Beane: Poor Wally just wants to be a speedster! You know, I think sort of towards the end you sort of saw with him and Joe sort of moving past it a little bit and him sort of understanding maybe he's meant to do something else. Maybe this isn't his time. So I really do hope that that happens between him and Jesse because their relationship is really sweet right now and I think that they can't really go anywhere if he's still jealous and is always thinking, it should have been me. If he gets over that a little bit, I definitely think there will be some #QuickWest in this next episode.

IGN: Is it funny for you to see stuff like that? The show has passionate fans and they really embrace things and have things they want to happen.

Beane: Oh totally. They all have opinions which is amazing and we do it for them. I do see the things people say, and most of it, I've been lucky enough for it to all be positive, which is amazing. I am 100% with the fans with West/Allen, best ship ever. I love them. So yeah, I love seeing what everyone has to say and what their theories are, what's going to happen.

IGN: The Flash is part of this much larger universe that now encompasses four different series. Would you like to see Jesse maybe encounter some of these other characters from the other series and see what that dynamic would be like?

Beane: I would love that. Now that Supergirl's here, I would love for Jesse to go over there. There's an amazing photo of Supergirl and Jesse Quick running together from a comic book and I would love for that to actually happen. And also, going over to Arrow would be super fun. Emily [Bett Rickards] and Echo [Kellum] are really good friends of mine and I would love to actually work with them. That would be so fun. So yeah, tell the writers! Violett's down.

IGN: The Flash goes big on multiple universes, multiple timelines, changing the timeline and it can get pretty complex. For you guys, when you're thrown a new script, is there a learning figuring out what's going on now?

Beane: Oh, definitely. Even if you read the scripts you're still a little confused because there's so much that we do with the show. Especially, you know, I came in episode 3 [this season], so I didn't get the scripts for one or two, so when I was shooting I had a lot of questions. Like, “Wait, what is Flashpoint? What is going on? Who is this new guy from Harry Potter?” A lot of questions that had to get answered. We understand for the most part but there definitely are some confusions.

IGN: I wanted to ask about your work last year on The Leftovers. It’s another case where I'm curious, how much did you know beforehand? I'm thinking about filming that season premiere and how odd it must have been if you didn't know what was happening, because on one hand, you're filming these scenes of three normal girls just having fun but then you've got to film the weird silence in the car, and them running naked through the woods. Did you have any context for what was going on there?

Beane: No context whatsoever. Here's the thing with The Leftovers and [Damon] Lindelof... He has these ideas and these things he wants to run with, and they're brilliant ideas and that's why he's made amazing shows like Leftovers and Lost. It does go into these weird places that you don't expect and I think that's because he sort of doesn't expect it either. We had no, no, no, no idea that we were going to become that at the end of the season. It was really fun. Honestly, that show, I didn't know anything about the industry yet, who I'm supposed to talk to, who I'm supposed to know and not know, so I was just having a blast and didn't really care and I met a best friend there. I loved that experience and I love the Leftovers.

IGN: What was it like to come back in the season finale and be in this extremely intense scene where you're not speaking, but Regina [King] is doing so much and you guys have to sort of be this scary, stoic presence? I imagine that was interesting to film.

Beane: Yeah, absolutely. That scene, just our parts, took a week to film, which is insane if you think about it. It’s like, “HBO, you're crazy!” Every single day we would go back on that roof and they'd be getting the shot from different angles and getting different parts of it. Jasmin Savoy Brown, who plays Evie -- she's the best friend that I met on the set -- I don't know how she didn't lose it when Regina King was in her face and just emoting so much and being so real and in it. We were a couple feet away, but I was just feeling it as much as Regina was, and Jasmin's standing there right in front of her and having to hold it together... so yeah, that whole scene was pretty insane.

IGN: Many felt that The Leftovers was very good in its first season, but the second season was just amazing TV - IGN named it the best show of 2015, actually. Was it great for you, especially since it was such a strange experience filming it and not quite understanding the context, to see how well received it was when it aired?

Beane: Oh, totally. I definitely think there were some extremely, extremely powerful scenes in that second season. Namely, Regina King and Carrie Coon together and they're just going back and forth but they're so composed and that scene is probably the best scene I've ever seen on TV. And yeah, it was though, not understanding what you're shooting and just hoping it's going to look good when it finally comes out.



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3.06 "Shade" (15/11/16): WALLY TIENE VISIONES DE SER KID FLASH — Cuando Wally (Keiynan Lonsdale) empieza a tener sueños sobre el ser Kid Flash, Barry (Grant Gustin) se da cuenta de que tiene que decirles a Wally, Iris (Candice Patton) y Joe (Jesse L. Martin) lo qie le pasó a Wally en el Flashpoint con el fin de mantenerlo a salvo. JJ Makaro dirige el episodio escrito por Emily Silver & David Kob (306).


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