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"You can't stop me, Flash, and you never will."

—The Reverse-Flash believes that Barry will never be able to defeat him

"Rogue Air" is the twenty-second episode of the first season of The Flash, and the twenty-second episode overall. It aired on May 12, 2015.

Synopsis

As Wells once again gets the upper hand on the S.T.A.R. Labs team, Barry realizes he needs to make a big move and reaches out to an old foe, Captain Cold, for help. Joe and Caitlin warn Barry that Cold can't be trusted. True to form, Cold has his own agenda that involves the meta-humans trapped in the containment cells. As things seem to be going from bad to worse, The Flash gets reinforcements - Arrow and Firestorm.

Production

Preparation began March 9, 2015 and ran until March 17, 2015. Shooting began March 18 and ran until March 30, 2015.^[1]

Trivia

Hal Jordan, also known as Green Lantern, is alluded to in this episode. When Leonard Snart states that the Ferris Air Testing Facility had been closed down, Barry mentions the reason was because one of its test pilots went missing. Jordan's occupation in the comics is a test pilot for Ferris Air.
This is the first episode where Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash can clearly be seen while in the suit, while he is masked. In his other appearances, he vibrated while suited up to disguise his face, aside from when he unmasked himself.
- This is also the first time Eobard is shown to take his suit out of his ring.
The title is a play on the 1997 Nicolas Cage film Con Air, which also revolved around the transportation of highly dangerous individuals using an airplane.
The episode marks the first time real-life cousins Stephen and Robbie Amell appeared together onscreen. In addition, both of them were credited in the special guest stars bill together instead of separate.
This is the first episode to have Captain Cold without Heat Wave (in "Going Rogue", Heat Wave appeared off screen and his voice was heard).
This is the only episode of The Flash in which Oliver Queen is not wearing his Arrow suit, but instead a League of Assassins suit (and a League of Assassins bow, which he used as Al-Sah-him).
- This episode takes place after "This Is Your Sword" and before "My Name Is Oliver Queen", as Oliver helps Barry fight Reverse Flash and in return, he helps save his friends. Oliver is also shown to be masquerading as Al-Sah-him.
This episode was the last appearance of Cecille Horton until the Season 3 episode, "The New Rogues".
In 2010, Stephen Amell and Liam McIntyre both auditioned for the title role in Spartacus at the time the role had to be recast after its original lead actor, Andrew Whitfield, departed due to being diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma once again just six months after being diagnosed the first time, dying a year later on September 11. McIntyre eventually went on to play Spartacus in the final two seasons of the series.

Gallery

Previews

The Flash - "Rogue Air" trailer

The Flash 1x22 Promo "Rogue Air" (HD)

The Flash - Rogue Air Extended Trailer

References

↑ Andrew Kresiberg (@AJKreisberg) - Twitter

The Flash season 1
"Pilot" • "Fastest Man Alive" • "Things You Can't Outrun" • "Going Rogue" • "Plastique" • "The Flash is Born" • "Power Outage" • "Flash vs. Arrow" • "The Man in the Yellow Suit" • "Revenge of the Rogues" • "The Sound and the Fury" • "Crazy for You" • "The Nuclear Man" • "Fallout" • "Out of Time" • "Rogue Time" • "Tricksters" • "All Star Team Up" • "Who is Harrison Wells?" • "The Trap" • "Grodd Lives" • "Rogue Air" • "Fast Enough"

[1] Andrew Kresiberg (@AJKreisberg) - Twitter

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 == Trivia ==
-* Hal Jordan, also known as Green Lantern, is alluded to in this episode. When Leonard Snart mentions that the [[Ferris Air Testing Facility]] had been closed down, The Flash says the reason was that one of its test pilots went missing. Jordan's occupation in the comics is a test pilot for Ferris Air.
+* Hal Jordan, also known as Green Lantern, is alluded to in this episode. When [[Leonard Snart]] states that the [[Ferris Air Testing Facility]] had been closed down, [[Barry Allen (Earth-1)|Barry]] mentions the reason was because one of its test pilots went missing. Jordan's occupation in the comics is a test pilot for Ferris Air.
-* This is the first episode where the Reverse Flash can clearly be seen while in the suit, while he is masked. In his other appearances, he vibrated while suited up to disguise his face, aside from when he unmasked himself.
+* This is the first episode where [[Eobard Thawne|Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash]] can clearly be seen while in [[Reverse-Flash suit|the suit]], while he is masked. In his other appearances, he vibrated while suited up to disguise his face, aside from when he unmasked himself.
-** This is also the first time [[Eobard Thawne|Eobard]] is shown to take his suit out of his ring.
+** This is also the first time Eobard is shown to take his suit out of his [[Reverse-Flash ring|ring]].
-*The title is a play on the 1997 Nicolas Cage film ''Con Air'', which also revolved around the transportation of highly dangerous individuals using an airplane.
+*The title is a play on the 1997 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolas_Cage Nicolas Cage] film ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Con_Air Con Air]'', which also revolved around the transportation of highly dangerous individuals using an airplane.
 *The episode marks the first time real-life cousins [[Stephen Amell|Stephen]] and [[Robbie Amell]] appeared together onscreen. In addition, both of them were credited in the special guest stars bill together instead of separate.
 *This is the first episode to have Captain Cold without [[Heat Wave]] (in {{Ep|Going Rogue}}, Heat Wave appeared off screen and his voice was heard).
-*This is the only episode of ''The Flash'' in which Oliver Queen is not wearing his [[Arrow suits|Arrow suit]], but instead a [[League of Assassins suits|League of Assassins suit]] (and his League of Assassin's bow which he used as Al-Sah-him). His hair is shaved and his suit has tassels, also implying that this episode took place when he was Al-Sah-him.
+*This is the only episode of ''The Flash'' in which [[Oliver Queen]] is not wearing his [[Arrow suits|Arrow suit]], but instead a [[League of Assassins suits|League of Assassins suit]] (and a League of Assassins bow, which he used as Al-Sah-him).
-*This episode takes place after "[[This Is Your Sword]]" and before "[[My Name Is Oliver Queen]]", as Oliver helps Barry fight Reverse Flash and in return, he helps save his friends.
+**This episode takes place after {{Ep|This Is Your Sword}} and before {{Ep|My Name Is Oliver Queen}}, as Oliver helps Barry fight Reverse Flash and in return, he helps save his friends. Oliver is also shown to be masquerading as Al-Sah-him.
 *This episode was the last appearance of [[Cecille Horton]] until the [[Season 3 (The Flash)|Season 3]] episode, "[[The New Rogues]]".
-*In 2010, Stephen Amell and Liam McIntyre both auditioned for the title role in ''Spartacus'' at the time the role had to be recast after its original lead actor Andrew Whitfield departed due to being diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma once again just six months after being diagnosed the first time, and died a year later on September 11. McIntyre eventually went on to play Spartacus in the final two seasons of the series.
+*In 2010, Stephen Amell and [[Liam McIntyre]] both auditioned for the title role in ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spartacus_(TV_series) Spartacus]'' at the time the role had to be recast after its original lead actor, Andrew Whitfield, departed due to being diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma once again just six months after being diagnosed the first time, dying a year later on September 11. McIntyre eventually went on to play Spartacus in the final two seasons of the series.
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