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| Air date | November 11th, 2014 |
| Writers | Aaron Helbing; Todd Helbing; Brooke Eikmeier |
| Director | Dermott Downs |
| Producers | Jennifer Lence; Carl Ogawa; JP Finn; Aaron Helbing; Todd Helbing; Jaime Paglia; Alison Schapker; Sarah Schechter; David Nutter; Andrew Kreisberg; Greg Berlanti |
| Starring | Grant Gustin; Candice Patton; Danielle Panabaker; Rick Cosnett; Carlos Valdes; Tom Cavanagh; Jesse L. Martin |
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Synopsis
Cast
Principal Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Grant Gustin | The Flash, Barry Allen |
| Candice Patton | Iris West |
| Danielle Panabaker | Caitlin Snow |
| Rick Cosnett | Eddie Thawne |
| Carlos Valdes | Cisco Ramon |
| Tom Cavanagh | Doctor Harrison Wells |
Guest Stars
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Clancy Brown | General Wade Eiling |
| Kelly Frye | Plastique, Bette Sans Souci |
| Patrick Sabongui | Captain David Singh |
Co-Stars
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jan Bos | Doctor Hadley |
| Fulvio Cecere | Officer Vukuvich |
| Mike Mitchell | Security guard |
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