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Premiere season is upon us — in fact, we're right in the thick of it. As you're getting reac- quainted with the shows that were deemed worthy of re- newal, keep an eye out for "The Flash." The superhero se- ries got off to a strong start last year and was consistently well received by critics and audienc- es alike. Check out the second season of "The Flash" when it debuts Tuesday, Oct. 6, on CW. With the current glut of su- perhero movies and TV series, "The Flash" is certainly holding its own. When the "Arrow" spinoff premiered last year, it — pardon the pun — hit the ground running. With 4.8 mil- lion viewers, the pilot episode was the second-most-watched series premiere ever for The CW. The series held strong throughout its freshman sea- son, averaging 3.8 million U.S. viewers per episode and nab- bing the People's Choice Award for Favorite New TV Drama. The show provides an origin story for the DC Comics charac- ter The Flash, a.k.a. Barry Allen, played by Grant Gustin. "Glee" fans will recognize the triple threat from his recurring role in the series as scheming jerk Se- bastian Smythe — a some- what less heroic character than the one he currently plays. In "The Flash," Barry, a crime scene investigator with a tragic past, develops superhuman speed when a particle accelera- tor malfunctions and he's struck by lightning in the ensu- ing storm. After a nine-month coma, he awakens to discover his remarkable new abilities, which he uses to fight bad guys in Central City — primarily oth- er "metahumans" who, like him, were affected by the acci- dent and the storm it caused. The season 1 finale left off with a cliffhanger that saw Barry zipping into a black hole to try to stop it from destroying the city and, ultimately, the world (he's also kind of respon- sible for it, but that's neither here nor there). It's probably safe to assume that he does get the situation under control, since a show about a world obliterated by a black hole wouldn't be very entertaining, but that's not to say it doesn't cause a whole mess of trouble first. The black hole formed after Barry jaunted through time to save his mother, who died when he was a lad. Things don't work out as planned, but now that we've got time travel on the table — not to mention the concept of the multiverse (a universe with multiple and alternate reali- ties and timelines) — any- thing is possible. Showrunner Andrew Kreisberg hinted at San Diego's Comic-Con Inter- national: "We have a multi- verse on the show that any- one who has died can still be on the show." So any charac- ter, dead or alive, can make an appearance, as can different versions of the same character — a real "Terminator"-esque mind bender. 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