The Flash Premieres This Week! Get a Peek With New Pictures

Updated on Oct 7, 2014 at 6:05 AM

The Flash premieres this Tuesday at 8 p.m. on The CW, and we're super excited. Tons of pictures of the pilot episode are in, and not only do we see Grant Gustin in costume as The Flash and out of costume as Barry Allen, but we also get to see his father and some of his friends. I got a lot of spoilers for the new series at TCA over the Summer, but I'm curious to hear your opinion of the new show — especially if you're a fan of The CW's other superhero show, the supersexy Arrow. Take a look at the new pictures!

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Grant Gustin looking fine as Barry Allen.

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Oh no! He's trapped!

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No worries, though. He's The Flash, so he can escape.

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John Wesley Shipp as Henry Allen, Barry's father.

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Candice Patton as Iris West in The Flash.

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Barry gets all scraped up.

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Tom Cavanagh as Harrison Wells.

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Barry visits his father in prison.

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Barry undergoes surgery in the first episode.

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Jesse L. Martin as Detective Joe West.

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Barry watches the news before the big storm hits.

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Barry's new team gathers to see how fast he can run.

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But can he solve the mystery of his mother's death?

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