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The Flash

  • Série de TV
  • 1990–1991
  • TV-PG
  • 48 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
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Dane Farwell and John Wesley Shipp in The Flash (1990)
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O cientista forense da polícia Barry Allen combate crimes como "Flash" o super-herói super-rápido.O cientista forense da polícia Barry Allen combate crimes como "Flash" o super-herói super-rápido.O cientista forense da polícia Barry Allen combate crimes como "Flash" o super-herói super-rápido.

  • Criação
    • Danny Bilson
    • Paul De Meo
  • Artistas
    • John Wesley Shipp
    • Amanda Pays
    • Alex Désert
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,1/10
    8,5 mil
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    POPULARIDADE
    2.923
    497
    • Criação
      • Danny Bilson
      • Paul De Meo
    • Artistas
      • John Wesley Shipp
      • Amanda Pays
      • Alex Désert
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    • Indicado para 2 Primetime Emmys
      • 4 indicações no total

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    John Wesley Shipp
    John Wesley Shipp
    • Barry Allen…
    • 1990–1991
    Amanda Pays
    Amanda Pays
    • Christina McGee
    • 1990–1991
    Alex Désert
    Alex Désert
    • Julio Mendez
    • 1990–1991
    Vito D'Ambrosio
    Vito D'Ambrosio
    • Officer Tony Bellows
    • 1990–1991
    Biff Manard
    • Officer Michael Murphy
    • 1990–1991
    Mike Genovese
    Mike Genovese
    • Lt. Warren Garfield
    • 1990–1991
    Richard Belzer
    Richard Belzer
    • Joe Kline
    • 1990–1991
    Dick Miller
    Dick Miller
    • Fosnight
    • 1990–1991
    Gloria Reuben
    Gloria Reuben
    • Sabrina
    • 1990–1991
    Priscilla Pointer
    Priscilla Pointer
    • Nora Allen
    • 1990–1991
    Joyce Hyser
    Joyce Hyser
    • Megan Lockhart
    • 1990–1991
    Justin Burnette
    Justin Burnette
    • Shawn Allen
    • 1990–1991
    Sven-Ole Thorsen
    Sven-Ole Thorsen
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    • 1990–1991
    Mark Hamill
    Mark Hamill
    • James Jesse…
    • 1991
    Michael Nader
    Michael Nader
    • Nicholas Pike
    • 1990–1991
    Jason Bernard
    Jason Bernard
    • Desmond Powell…
    • 1990–1991
    M. Emmet Walsh
    M. Emmet Walsh
    • Henry Allen
    • 1990
    John Toles-Bey
    John Toles-Bey
    • Father Michael
    • 1990–1991
    • Criação
      • Danny Bilson
      • Paul De Meo
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    zenogais176

    A great TV series, just a little before it's time...

    The Flash is one of DC comics most endearing heroes for this simple reason; even though he has been given a tremendous gift of super-speed, he is still only human. Superman always could do the incredible tasks of saving the world and managing to rescue Lois Lane from the bad guys... The Flash is always trying to beat the clock. Batman makes detective work look easy, The Flash spends the majority of his day painstakingly analyzing evidence in a lab. Imagine one of the crew of CSI spending the whole day collecting evidence and then trying to stop villains in whatever time he had left of his day: all of this while working in a police station that is hunting down his alter-ego! For those who were not comic book fans, this series is still worth a look. It was ahead of it's time in many ways: X-men, Spiderman, and the upcoming Batman Begins all focus in on the people behind the masks and the costumes to reveal the true character of the Hero.

    The Flash Series had a hero who was fast, but not too fast. He had weaknesses and limitations and problems with his love life. And no matter how fast he was he never seemed to be on time! Memorable performances from John Wesley Shipp, Amanda Pays, and Mark Hamill as the Trickster.

    Budgetary reasons were the reason the show had to shut down, which was unfortunate. The show was definitely hitting a good stride between good characters and great plots. There was a large body of rogues to choose from, and I personally loved the adaptations of Captain Cold and the Mirror Master. No need for flashy outfits for these guys, the writing and action was so stylish that there was no need to put these two in ridiculous colored spandex.

    If you can find either the Pilot or the Trickster episodes to rent, give them a look. You will be able to see where the movies of today were able to prosper for the ideas that either flew or fell in this show.
    8xianspencer-20397

    Even though a few episodes were cheese, I loved this show.

    This show was so special to me when I was a kid, because I felt like they were finally making something for the kids who were different, and before this show there wasn't really anything like it. John Wesley Shipp's flash had this way of speaking that always made you feel alright. It was a different time. There were a lot of kids who needed it, and I was definitely one of them. Of course the networks had no idea what to do with it - even Batman was a fluke at the time, because comic books were still considered something specifically for nerds - and liking nerd things meant being uncool. Now after 25 years, comic book movies rule entertainment. I gave it 8 stars out of ten, because there were some cheesy moments. It comes off very G-Rated these days, but we shouldn't measure our shows by how dark and violent they can be, because people are forgetting about the goodness and kindness that comes from the natural desire to do good. The flash is a kind person who respects the people around him, and I'm happy to see that the 2014 Flash series with Grant Gustin is carrying the torch in not only giving us another flash, but paying homage to the 90's version by including John Wesley Shipp. I hope to see more of the 90's cast make appearances as time goes on.
    BigGreenMan

    True to the early 70's comics

    I thought this was a great series. The wonderful theme by Danny Elfman rivalled his other great creations. John Wesley-Shipp was not a bad cast. I knew him from his Guiding Light days.

    At the time it came out, it might have been a tad confusing for comics fans who had just seen Barry Allen extinguished in the Crisis of Infinite Earths. But such is Network TV

    It was a bit camp, but I didn't feel it was overdone. It had the feel of the early 70's Flash comics.

    I remember a particular episode where the villain sprays a drug in the Flash's face, and he starts tripping out a bit. He uncontrollably vibrates through a wall without damaging it. His hi-speed activity have caused his body to burn off the effects of the drug and he realizes what has just happened (that he can vibrate through walls). He then goes back inside (some sort of auditorium) grabs a guitar on stage and plays a frantic hi-speed solo that makes the baddies pass out. It was hilarious.

    Also, similar to the old Batman series, celebs wanted to play baddies on the show. Mark Hamill as the Trickster, David Cassidy as the Mirror Master, and others...

    As the shows progressed, the creators gained to confidence to make him do the stuff he did in the comics, and it worked.

    unfortunately, someone didn't think it worked.
    gcarnagey

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    It just ran one season, 1990, and there were 22 episodes, including the 2hr pilot. It was heavily inspired by the recent Tim Burton Batman movies, even as far as a Danny Elfman theme. But still stylish, silly, and a lot of fun. They managed to capture the Barry Allen costume and not look silly, along with lots of innovative sets and lighting, and the effects were quite good for the time. The character was a mix of Barry Allen, killed off several years earlier in the comics, and Wally West, the current comic book Flash, and played by John Wesley Shipp. Amanda Pays played a sidekick/romantic interest fairly similar to her character on Max Headroom. Mark Hamill played the Trickster in two episodes (sidekick Prank seemed like a fairly direct reference to Joker & Harley Quinn), David Cassidy played Mirror Master in another. Another episode was a nice homage to the popular team-ups of "Golden Age" WWII era Flash with the modern day Flash in the comics, here a retired hero called the Prowler, complete with a deep-frozen villain of the originals. But, it was up against The Cosby Show and the Simpsons, got bounced around all over the place schedule-wise, and interrupted several times by Gulf War I. And it must been very expensive to produce. It never really had much of a chance.
    Asteri-Atypical

    Network bumbling ruined an otherwise FUN show!

    This was a "cute and fun" show which stands out in my mind as one of the first and most unfortunate examples of network mismanagement I'd seen.

    I recall The Flash being bounced around the schedule more than a superball without advance warning. If I recall correctly, the third or fourth week it aired it was already a rerun! To make matters worse, the show was often not aired in the slot advertised in the TV schedules (which, in 1990/91, before the net, was pretty much the only way to know what would be on). The worst example was once when I tuned in to see The Flash, I was just in time to see it going OFF! I called the local TV station about this who informed me that "it was moved an hour earlier at the last minute by the network". No new show could have survived this kind of treatment.

    Oh, well. It was a show that was genuinely fun to watch and captured a true "comic book" feel. It died far too early.

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      Each episode was budgeted at $1.5 million, then the largest budget ever for a series.
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      Featured in The Chronic Rift: Women in SF (1990)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 20 de setembro de 1990 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
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    • Locações de filme
      • Stage 14, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, Califórnia, EUA
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      • Pet Fly Productions
      • Warner Bros. Television
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      • 48 min
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      • Stereo
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      • 4:3

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