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The Flash finds himself in a tricky spot for Season 4; imprisoned in the Speed Force. Central City has Wally West to pick up the slack, and might need him when a Season 1 baddie plays Peek-a-Boo in October’s premiere. Plus – is someone getting a new Flash costume after all?

Seeing as Wally West won’t be taking over the mantle of The Flash in Season 4, Barry Allen will need an exit from the speed force, pronto. He may just get it by the Season 4 premiere, as the official title promises a “Reborn” Scarlet Speedster.

The Flash Season 3 ended on something of a grim note for Barry Allen, opening the door for our fall premiere to shake up the status quo. Don’t expect Wally West to go full-on Flash in Season 4, however, as Keiynan Lonsdale teases the young speedster has “so much growing to do.”

It’ll be a cold day in hell when Batman joins the ranks of Arrow, Flash, Supergirl or Legends of Tomorrow on The CW, but LEGO has a way of bringing everyone together. See for yourself, as a new promo features the CW stars voicing their LEGO counterparts opposite Will Arnett’s LEGO Batman as part of a weeklong promotion.

DC stars of The CW have often found themselves walking thin lines against the cinematic Justice League’s decision to reboot continuity with different actors, as Stephen Amell has defended multiple comments on taking Arrow to the big screen, or DC announcing Ezra Miller’s Flash within days of The CW premiere. Now, Grant Gustin himself is in the hot seat, defending accusations of decrying Miller’s Barry Allen.

'The Flash' took something of a breather this past week in order to prime for tonight's explosive "Plastique," but the newest trailer for the CW 'Arrow' spinoff picks up the pace double-time. Not only do we get new looks at the likes of DC's Girder, General Wade Eiling and a returning Clock King, but so too does an epic look at 'The Flash''s future tease a new name beyond the "Red Streak," and a deepening time travel mystery to the enigmatic Harrison Wells!

‘Glee‘ definitely needed more bad guys on the show to make it more interesting, and frankly, Grant Gustin‘s Sebastian character is the one we all love to hate. It’s just too bad this guy is so freakin’ adorable.