Just in time for its second season, catch up with the #1 show on The CW as Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and DC Entertainment release The Flash: The Complete First Season on September 22, 2015.
The Flash delivered the most-watched series premiere in The CW's history, and original episodes averaged 6 million viewers weekly throughout the season. Fans that purchase the set will be able to watch all 23 electrifying episodes, plus three hours of extra content, including episode commentaries, featurettes, deleted scenes and a gag reel. The Flash: The Complete First Season is priced to own at $60.10 SRP for the Blu-ray.
Central City forensic investigator Barry Allen is, always charming and - as a result of a scientific experiment gone awry - now the fastest man alive! He's The Flash, zigzagging through the action-packed new series from the creative team behind Arrow and based on the supersonic DC Comics character. With his life shadowed by his mother's murder, and his father wrongly convicted of the crime, Barry finds that his newfound power of super speed grants him the ability to move through Central City like an unseen guardian angel. Barry quickly discovers he's not the only "metahuman" created by the explosive disaster...and that not everyone is using their new powers for good. Now, to protect the innocent, Barry and his close friends who know his secret race to combat evildoers, in one astonishing adventure after another.
With Blu-ray's unsurpassed picture and sound, The Flash: The Complete First Season Blu-ray release will include 1080p Full HD Video with DTS-HD Master Audio for English 5.1. The 4-disc Blu-ray will feature a high-definition Blu-ray and a Digital HD copy of all 23 episodes from season one.
The Flash stars Grant Gustin (Arrow, Glee), Candice Patton (The Game), Rick Cosnett (The Vampire Diaries), Danielle Panabaker (Justified, Necessary Roughness), Carlos Valdes (Arrow), with Tom Cavanagh (Ed, The Following) and Jesse L. Martin (Law & Order). Based on the characters from DC Comics, The Flash is produced by Bonanza Productions Inc. in association with Berlanti Productions and Warner Bros. Television, with executive producers Greg Berlanti (Arrow, Brothers & Sisters, Everwood, The Mysteries of Laura), Andrew Kreisberg (Arrow, Fringe), Sarah Schechter (Arrow, The Mysteries of Laura, Pan) and David Nutter (Game of Thrones, The X-Files).
Special Features:
The Fastest Man Alive!
Creating the Blur
The Chemistry of Emily and Grant Screen Test
Behind the Story: The Trickster Returns!
DC Comics Night at Comic-Con 2014 Presenting Gotham, The Flash, Constantine and Arrow
Audio Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Gag Reel
Last edited by Deciazulado; 06-01-2020 at 05:53 PM.
Day 1-2 for me, been following this series since the pilot, obviously we'll have a few audio commentaries, perhaps a few deleted/extended scenes, let's toss in a Visual effects bonus as well with a hint of Flash tribute bonus for good measure
Kilo that pic you have in the 1st post could possibly be the Blu/dvd cover considering they used Arrow's TV posters for the Blu/dvd
Lots of gay guys have children before they come out
And I'm quite certain it is impossible for Alan Scott to have children when he was gay right from the start.
The problem is not that DC made a character gay, the problem is that they made an already established character gay just for the sake of making them gay. They made him gay because it was edgy and got them media coverage. Just like why they made Wally West into a ghetto Static Shock.
How about creating NEW characters to be gay or ghettorific instead of ****ing up the old ones we have known and loved for decades?
Alan can have children and be gay. Its just gimmicky.
And im sick of the comic industry doing this. Painting heroes Black or Gay or even Girl Thor is lazy. DC & Marvel have plenty underestablished Black heroes that need better representation, yet theyll make Heimdall, Alicia Walters, Johhny Storm, Iris Allen, etc, Black to appear multi-cultural. Its just a cosmetic gimmick, and neglects the established characters that are sitting on the shelf. Or just create a new character.
On the otherside, they did a great job w Black Manta in the latest JL+Aquaman film.
And Black Spider in Assault on Arkham was very good example of highlighting an underused character.
Alan can have children and be gay. Its just gimmicky.
And im sick of the comic industry doing this. Painting heroes Black or Gay or even Girl Thor is lazy. DC & Marvel have plenty underestablished Black heroes that need better representation, yet theyll make Heimdall, Alicia Walters, Johhny Storm, Iris Allen, etc, Black to appear multi-cultural. Its just a cosmetic gimmick, and neglects the established characters that are sitting on the shelf. Or just create a new character.
On the otherside, they did a great job w Black Manta in the latest JL+Aquaman film.
And Black Spider in Assault on Arkham was very good example of highlighting an underused character.
What bothers me isn't the fact that we're seeing more diversification among established fictional characters (that's a good thing!), but the uproar over said characters' heritage and sexual orientation. These characters have gone through several revisions since they've been introduced, but only when skin colour and sexual preference gets revised the complaints start to pop up, typically among white straight males who feel like someone is taking their possessions from them, and like it or not, those complaints are both racist and homophobic.
Hooray. Haven't watched it on TV, but I've heard great things. As a TV Show 'collector', I'm gonna be buying it Day One and I'll then proceed to binge-watch it. Can't wait.
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