THE FLASH Producer Andrew Kreisberg Addresses That Shocking Final Scene
The Flash premiered last night, and the final scene is all that anyone can talk about! We won't spoil it for you here, but after the jump you can read comments from producer Andrew Kreisberg about the motivations of a certain character and how time travel will factor into The CW series...
At the end of last night's series premiere of The Flash, we saw Harrison Wells rise out of his wheelchair and look at a newspaper dated 10 years from now which revealed that the Scarlet Speedster had gone missing in an event which sounds an awful lot like Final Crisis. "Time travel is going to play a big part in the overall series, but one of the things that we will discover is that time is mutable," executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told Entertainment Weekly when asked about the twist. However, it also sounds as if it's not something set in stone. "As the good Doctor says, time can be rewritten, so not everything you see on the show is necessarily what’s going to come to pass and not necessarily everything that’s happened is fixed."
