The CW’s “The Flash” is gearing up for its final season, and with it, series star Grant Gustin is looking back.
In an Instagram post he shared late Tuesday, the actor, who played Barry Allen/The Flash in season eight of “The Flash” and the season prior to “Arrow” (when the show was aired as a backdoor pilot, played the role of The Flash). was introduced) shared. Brief note with fans looking back ahead of Season 9.
“Tomorrow we begin shooting the final season of ‘The Flash.’ I’ll save the long, emotional captions for later seasons, but to say that I’m grateful for this journey and what it has done for me in so many different ways.” The development has provided, that would be a great understanding,” shared Gustin. “Thanks to everyone who helped give me this opportunity and all the fans of the show to me and anyone who shares the love of ‘The Flash’ Has been shown. Here’s a photo dump from my first year on the show. ,
Gustin then shared several photos, including one showing him on set with David Nutter, who directed the pilot.
Sharing the same shot in his Instagram stories, Gustin wrote, “Love for the very special David Nutter in the world.”
Another shot featured him alongside John Wesley Shipp, who began playing his character’s father, Henry Allen, a photo from the first Television Critics Association Summer Tour panel of the Season 1 cast, and moments from other scenes.
Gustin followed up his Tuesday night’s post with a shot from set on Wednesday — a selfie, which he captioned, “Barry is back for another race. Day one.”
The makers announced in August that the show would end at the end of its ninth season, consisting of 13 episodes.
“Nine seasons! Nine years of saving Central City while taking viewers on an emotional journey filled with heart, humor and spectacle. And now Barry Allen is at the starting gate for his last race,” executive producer Eric Wallace said. Time said in a statement. “So many wonderful people have given their talent, time and love to bring this amazing show to life every week. So, as we prepare to honor the incredible legacy of the show with its exciting final chapter, I look forward to the years I would like to thank our phenomenal cast, writers, producers and crew who helped make The Flash such an unforgettable experience. Audiences around the world.”