Grant Gustin has played The Flash in live-action much longer than anyone else in any other project — and he first shows up in "Arrow" during Season 2, Episode 8 ("The Scientist"). He initially grasps Barry's awkward but friendly persona, but once he gets his abilities in "The Flash" pilot, he starts to come into his own a little bit more. But once he has the STAR Labs team on his side — as well as Joe West (Jesse L. Martin), Gustin's Barry loosens up a lot, and he starts to really have fun with his powers.
The first season takes plenty of time to deepen his character and the heartbreak he feels over losing his mother at such a young age. The series really explores how he finds her killer in his mentor, Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanaugh), who is also revealed to be Eobard Thawne, aka Reverse-Flash. It also takes plenty of time to develop Barry's relationship with several supporting characters, whether it's his love interest Iris West (Candice Patton), or his friendship with Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker) and Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes).
In a simple debate between the two versions of the Flash, Gustin does have the unfair advantage that serialized storytelling in TV offers more time for the star to explore Barry Allen in a more profound way than the movies.
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