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| rdfs:label | - The Flash (1990 TV Series)
- The Flash (1990 TV series)
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| rdfs:comment | - The series' pilot episode features an accident in which Central City Police forensic scientist Barry Allen's crime lab is struck by lightning. Allen's electrified body is flung into and shatters a cabinet of chemicals, which are both electrified and forced to interact with each other and with his physiology when they come into physical contact with his body. He soon discovers with the help of S.T.A.R. Labs scientist Christina "Tina" McGee that the accident has changed his body's metabolism and as a result he has gained the ability to move at superhuman speed. To avenge the murder of his brother, motorcycle police officer Jay, Barry demands that Tina modify a red S.T.A.R. Labs prototype deep sea diving suit, designed to withstand tremendous pressures, into his costume, to which she reluctan
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| Writer1 | - Howard Chaykin
- John Francis Moore
- Danny Bilson
- Steve Hattman
- Gail Morgan Hickman
- Paul De Meo
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| Writer1 | - Howard Chaykin
- John Francis Moore
- Danny Bilson
- Steve Hattman
- Gail Morgan Hickman
- Paul De Meo
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| Title | - Pilot
- Captain Cold
- Child's Play
- Alpha
- The Flash
- Sins of the Father
- Ghost in the Machine
- Watching the Detectives
- Sight Unseen
- The Trickster
- Double Vision
- Be My Baby
- Out of Control
- Honor Among Thieves
- Beat the Clock
- Fast Forward
- The Flash II: Revenge of the Trickster
- Deadly Nightshade
- Tina, Is That You?
- The Trial of the Trickster
- Done with Mirrors
- Twin Streaks
- Flash III: Deadly Nightshade
- Good Night, Central City
- Shroud of Death
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| OriginalAirDate | - 1990-09-20
- 1990-09-27
- 1990-10-18
- 1990-10-25
- 1990-11-01
- 1990-11-08
- 1990-11-15
- 1990-11-29
- 1990-12-13
- 1991-01-10
- 1991-01-31
- 1991-02-07
- 1991-02-14
- 1991-02-21
- 1991-02-27
- 1991-03-30
- 1991-04-06
- 1991-04-13
- 1991-04-27
- 1991-05-04
- 1991-05-11
- 1991-05-18
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| EpisodeNumber | - 1
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- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
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- 22
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| ShortSummary | - 1960.0
- While pursuing his brother's killer, the Flash is sent ten years into the future, where Nicholas Pike is the mayor of Central City and any mention of the Flash is against the law.
- The Flash must race against the clock and the electric chair in almost real time to prove the innocence of a jazz saxophonist who was convicted of murdering his famous wife.
- Tina embarks on a crime spree with an all-girl gang after a bio-feedback experiment yields disastrous results, and her first target is the Flash.
- A conscience-stricken android seeks the Flash's aid to avoid being programmed as the perfect assassin.
- A mad scientist implants a device in the Flash's brain and gains remote control of his powers in order to stop a witness from testifying against a drug lord the scientist is working for.
- The hunter becomes the hunted as James Montgomery Jesse, a schizophrenic killer being pursued by Megan Lockhart, commences to stalk her instead. Inspired by the Flash, the criminal dons a flashy outfit and calls himself the Trickster.
- The Flash and the Nightshade team up once again to stop a murderous vigilante who has taken the Nightshade's name.
- The Flash helps a mother protect her child against her dangerous husband, who wants the child only for its genetic potential.
- Tina's former colleague is the main suspect when the bodies of murdered homeless people mysteriously disappear from crime scenes. He needs subjects for genetic-engineering research.
- A crooked D.A. discovers the Flash's civilian identity and uses that information to extort him into becoming his secret accomplice.
- A criminal who has developed a cloaking device renders himself invisible and establishes a deadly vendetta endangering S.T.A.R. Labs and Central City.
- On the hottest day of the year, four gangsters are found frozen to death. They are the victims of a notorious hitman known as Captain Cold, and his next target may be the Flash.
- When bodies begin disappearing from the police morgue and a gang of thieves start putting people to sleep, it falls to the Flash to save the victims and clear Barry Allen's name at the same time.
- The Ghost controls the airwaves, tapping into video feeds just as he did back in 1955. The Nightshade, a crime-fighter of that era, resurfaces to fight him with the Flash joining him.
- The origin of the Flash. An accident gives police crime lab expert Barry Allen awesome powers of speed, and he vows to use them to bring his brother's murderer to justice. But first, Allen must learn to control his sudden, remarkable talents. Dr. Christina "Tina" McGee, who works for S.T.A.R. Labs, helps him with this.
- Sam Scudder, a criminal genius who uses mirrors and holograms to commit his crimes, hunts down his double-crossing partner, who has found refuge with one of her old high school friends — Barry Allen.
- Barry puts together bits of metal found at crime scenes and discovers that they form a neo-fascist group's medallion, with Lt. Garfield as the group's next target.
- Ex-cop Henry Allen dismisses Barry's modern police techniques until his son captures an escaped con targeting Henry.
- A scientist uses the Flash's blood to clone Barry Allen, and the clone decides to assume Barry's identity. Wearing a Blue version of the Flash suit, the clone is named "Pollux" after the Greek deity from legend.
- Guarding a priceless exhibit has the police stretched thin, a situation which a criminal mastermind exploits citywide with several thefts.
- James Jesse is preparing to go on trial for the crimes of the Trickster, but with the help of his sidekick, Prank, and a brainwashing device, he soon enlists the Flash's assistance in passing judgment on Central City.
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| abstract | - The series' pilot episode features an accident in which Central City Police forensic scientist Barry Allen's crime lab is struck by lightning. Allen's electrified body is flung into and shatters a cabinet of chemicals, which are both electrified and forced to interact with each other and with his physiology when they come into physical contact with his body. He soon discovers with the help of S.T.A.R. Labs scientist Christina "Tina" McGee that the accident has changed his body's metabolism and as a result he has gained the ability to move at superhuman speed. To avenge the murder of his brother, motorcycle police officer Jay, Barry demands that Tina modify a red S.T.A.R. Labs prototype deep sea diving suit, designed to withstand tremendous pressures, into his costume, to which she reluctantly complies. Thus, Barry Allen becomes The Flash.
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