The Flash Arrow Crossover What To Expect From The Much Awaited Crossover Of 2014

This week pretty much is a big TV event as the Flash and arrow have a clash, taking both series over two nights, Initially, On Tuesday night, We have The Flash and then the next night we have Arrow.

It is humbly the eighth episode of The Flash, making this a little early to have the assumptions of combining two shows together in such a very unforgettable way. However, at a latest screening on both episodes, The producers of both shows have spilled the beans on hoping it do earlier although the time needed for it has come making the event pushed for later airing.

Greg Berianti explained that: ""One of the most rewarding parts for me is to see the actors just cross over to these separate shows and how much they hold the screen in each other's show. It shows how lucky we are to have such amazing actors on these shows and what super stars they are."

"What was fun is we actually combined the writers rooms," uttered EP Andrew Kreisberg. "We actually had the Flash writers came for the Arrow episode and vice versa. A writer's room is such a... everybody has their personalities and their specialties and to throw two rooms together."

Maybe you're wondering about the real crossover of this story, The producers revealed that not only a superhero fight will happen but a fight debate between the characters is much expected.

As Kreisberg explained, "I think one of the biggest things was the argument that Dig and Felicity and Cisco and Caitlin have about who would win in a fight. It was one of the earliest things we talked about because we're all fans. We've all sat around as kids - or adults! -- and, you know 'Who would win in a fight, Superman or Batman? The Hulk or Wolverine?" and how lucky we are of having it today?

Whilst the producer love being able to combine two epic shows and present all the clash of its characters together, We are expected to not look forward for another spectacular event for a while.

The Flash: "Flash Vs. Arrow" air on December 2ndon CW, preceeded by Arrow: "The Brave and the Bold" on December 3rd.