The Flash New Costume in Final Episode Might Amaze you
A new video for The Flash Season 8 calls for a change of costume for the character played by Tom Cavanagh.
Canadagraphs - which has leaked many photos and videos from the Arrowverse movie set over the years - has released a video on YouTube that you can watch below. The footage is from The Flash Season 8, Episode 20, which is the final. The recorded video shows Cavanagh in a new costume. It is not clear at this time whether Eobard Thawne is the one he played on the stage or another character. Cavanagh has been a part of The Flash since the beginning of the series. In addition to playing Thawn, Cavanagh also brings several versions of scientist Harrison Wells to the small screen.
Flash, developed by Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Geoff Johns, is an Arrowverse show based on the DC speedster of the same name. The protagonist of the Barry Allen / The Flash series, played by Grant Gustin, originally appeared on Arrow before getting his own show. In The Flash, his team works to stop people and other major threats to Central City and the universe as a whole. During their run, Flash conquered villains such as Reverse-Flash, Hunter Zolomon / Zoom and Clifford DeVoe / Thinker. She has also collaborated with heroes such as Kara Danvers / Supergirl, Oliver Queen / Green Arrow and Kate Kane / Batwoman in various Arrowvers crossovers.
The Flash is set to return for season 9 this season, so this Arrowverse shows the highest number of seasons. While the accompanying Arrowverse Superman & Lois show has also been reworked, not all films will return because Legends of Tomorrow and Batwoman have been canceled. Sources also admitted that CW is considering ending The Flash last season. Flash has lost many key characters over the years. The show recently announced the departure of Jesse L. Martin, who played Police Captain Joe West in The Flash.
New episodes of The Flash aired on CW on Wednesday. The next episode of "Friend's Funeral" is directed by Vanessa Paris based on the story and screenplay by Jonathan Butler, Gabriel Garza and Jeff Hersh. "Feral For a Friend" airs on May 11.

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