'The Flash' Spoilers, Cast News: Grant Gustin Talks Midseason Premiere

By Arvin Donguines, Christian Post Contributor Tuesday, January 20, 2015

"The Flash" is ready to return for the second half of its first season. Earlier this month, it was also announced that the DC Comics small screen adaptation was renewed for another season.

For the meantime, the show's mid-season premiere is reported to now delve even deeper on the issue concerning the Reverse-Flash as well as the pressing matters concerning villains coming back to wreak havoc inside Central City.

Grant Gustin, who plays the lead character role of Barry Allen/The Flash, revealed information that fans shouldn't miss out on. Here's what we found out:

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The 25-year-old actor spoke about the Red Streak's encounter with the obviously superior Reverse-Flash.

"I think he's ready to move forward. Cisco has come up with new ways for Barry to train and Barry's kind of refocused his energy on being ready for the next time and not really beating himself up too much for losing the first battle," the actor told IGN.

"He lost that battle with the Reverse-Flash but it's not going to stop him. He's going to keep moving forward and he's going to be ready for the next time," he added.

Excluding the characters themselves, fans of the show might already know that the Reverse-Flash is in fact Prof. Wells (Tom Cavanagh). But will the speedster doubt the sincerity of the scientist?

"Yeah, when we come back with episode ten, it's still 100 percent. Barry has no other option or reason for anything else at this point. Wells has been there for him," Gustin replied.

As for the most awaited comeback episode, the actor hinted that this segment will be an exciting episode.

"It does prove to be too much in some ways and Barry needs some help, some back up, and many more people are about to find out about the Flash's existence and not just the rumor of 'The Streak' but that there is this superhero protecting the city," he revealed.

"And that is because there is, as you saw, a very public battle that's going to take place," the "Glee" actor teased.