Local affiliate CW18 Milwaukee is listing the red flags it has over a supposed Season 9 teaser for TheCW's TheFlash that hit social media over the weekend. / Arrowverse GrantGustin CandicePatton Batwoman JaviciaLeslie RyanWilder CW18Milwaukee
\nWith filming on The CW's abbreviated ninth and final season of Grant Gustin, Candice Patton & Danielle Panabaker-starring The Flash already underway, it would be a righteous understatement to say that Arrowverse fans are anxious to learn as much about the show's final run as possible.
\nOld footage, esp from another show's production , 'with returning guests,' dated open & close GFX looks & wrong tagging fonts all=⛳️#TheFlash https:\/\/t.
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