The Flash Season 8 Finale Ties Back To Season 6
The Flash season 8 finale is going to honor the past three seasons, including season 6, according to the showrunner. This season of The Flash has been one of the biggest ones yet, starting with the 5-part event Armageddon last fall. While not a traditional Arrowverse crossover, Armageddon did feature multiple heroes and villains from the other shows as part of a massive Barry Allen storyline. Since The Flash season 8's return in 2022, the DC drama has gone into a supernatural-horror-themed arc which resulted in Deathstorm serving as the latest villain.
While this is the current graphic novel arc for The Flash season 8, there are still nine episodes to air, with at least one more big bad being introduced. The show is currently in the midst of filming its last installments of the ongoing season, with the last episode airing on Wednesday, June 29. As usual, details are being kept under wraps regarding The Flash season 8 finale, which is expected to feature some familiar guest stars. Past seasons of The Flash have always tended to end with a major bang, so there's a lot of anticipation for the June finale.
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As The Flash season 8 returns next week to continue the Deathstorm arc, it seems the end of the season will tie back to previous ones. In a new interview with TV Insider, showrunner Eric Wallace talked about what viewers can expect in the remainder of the season. While staying mum on what's going down entirely in the end of The Flash season 8, Wallace stressed the conclusion will connect to season 6. Not only did Wallace state he has "known it [the ending] for two years," he also said, "the last three seasons are literally all one big
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