"Barry Allen Comes To Starling City"; ARROW S02E08 "The Scientist" Description
Next week, we'll witness the Starling City court take on Moira Queen, but in the episode afterwards, Barry Allen (guest star Grant Gustin) will make his way to Starling City in an episode written by Geoff Johns! Read the description after the jump.
The CW have released the description (via FlashTVNews) for the eighth episode of the second season of Arrow, titled "The Scientist", featuring Glee's Grant Gustin guest starring as Barry Allen, who ultimately becomes The Flash in Episode 20.
The following description reveals just what exactly brings Barry Allen to Starling City and how he gets tangled up in all of it. Will this episode bring more hints about the S.T.A.R Labs particle accelerator? Gustin's screentest has been praised by the likes of Geoff Johns, and his performance in the episode was even moreso praised by the producers and talent involved with Arrow. David Rappaport and the Arrow crew haven't missed a beat with casting yet, so Grant Gustin will probably be no different.
BARRY ALLEN COMES TO STARLING CITY — A seemingly impossible robbery at Queen Consolidated’s Applied Sciences Division brings Central City police scientist Barry Allen (guest star Grant Gustin) to town. Citing a similar case back home, Barry offers to help Oliver (Stephen Amell) and team with the investigation. Oliver senses there is more to Barry than meets the eye, but he’s distracted by the similarities between this current case and something that happened on the island. Meanwhile, Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) takes a liking to Barry, which doesn’t go unnoticed by Oliver. Sin (guest star Bex Taylor-Klaus) asks Roy (Colton Haynes) for help when a friend of hers goes missing. Roy is surprised when Thea (Willa Holland) not only encourages him to help, but joins the search. Unfortunately, Sin’s friend is connected to Brother Blood (guest star Kevin Alejandro), and their search ultimately gets one of them seriously injured. Michael Schultz directed the episode with story by Greg Berlanti & Andrew Kresiberg and teleplay by Andrew Kreisberg & Geoff Johns (#208).