The Flash season 6: The truncated season will end in cliffhanger (final promotion)
The showrunner of The Flash teases a cliffhanger at the end of season 6 which was interrupted by COVID-19. Promo of the final.

Like many series this year, season 6 of The Flash had to be cut short because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Production stopped before the shooting of the last three episodes.

The second part of season 6 is divided into three acts, like a film. Showrunner Eric Wallace told TVGuide, "Act one was from episode 610 to 613, act two was from 614 to 619, and then from episode 620 to 622 was act three. We filmed until the end of Act Two of our film when production was stopped. "

This came down well: "So basically it was a good thing, considering what was going on, because at the end of Act Two, as in any film, there is usually a big cliffhanger and it is usually really epic. Fortunately, it looks like we can finish post-production on time. "

He then confirms that episode 19 is made so that there is a cliffhanger and that it is "made to have a break at that time. "

This last episode will be broadcast next week. As we see in the promo, Barry is still trying to find a solution to save Iris but Eva's husband tells him that the Mirrorverse erases the memory to the point where people become unrecognizable. If it's hard to trust him, he seems to be right since Iris is starting to change.
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