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This episode is part of a larger crossover series, Elseworlds. |
"Elseworlds, Part 1"[1] is the ninth and midseason finale episode of the fifth season of The Flash, and the one-hundred-first episode overall. It aired on December 9, 2018.
| “ | This can't be a coincidence. There... there has to be a reason behind this, which means that someone is responsible. We need to know who... hey, can you... can you not do that? Man, what a total Freaky Friday. No, wait, we didn't switch bodies. It's more of a Quantum Leap. Where's a mirror? Focus, just for a second, and take this seriously because the world thinks that you're Oliver Queen and that I'm Barry Allen, and I would really like to know why. |
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Synopsis[edit source]
When Barry Allen and Oliver Queen wake up one morning and realize they have swapped bodies with each other, the two set off to find out what disturbed the timeline to cause such a shift. However, things quickly go from bad to worse when they present their case to Team Flash and the gang doesn't believe them. Barry and Oliver realize they need Supergirl's help and travel to Smallville on Earth-38 where they end up meeting Kara's cousin, Clark Kent, and intrepid reporter, Lois Lane.[2]
Appearances[edit source]
Characters[edit source]
Protagonists[edit source]
Antagonists[edit source]
- AMAZO
- Bertinelli Crime Family
- John Deegan
- The Monitor (Mar Novu)
- Cicada (mentioned)
- Ricardo Diaz (mentioned)
- Bratva
Other Characters[edit source]
- Alex Danvers (mentioned)
- Anatoly Knyazev (mentioned)
- Cat Grant (mentioned)
- Gypsy (mentioned)
- Captain David Singh (mentioned)
- Felicity Smoak (mentioned)
- God (mentioned)
- Gort (mentioned)
- Henry Allen (mentioned)
- Joe West (mentioned)
- Jonathan Kent (indirectly mentioned)
- Officer Jones
- Earth-90 Vigilante Group
- The Flash (Barry Allen)
- Captain Cold (corpse)
- Firestorm (corpse)
- Hawkgirl (corpse)
- Hawkman (corpse)
- Huntress (corpse)
- Jesse Quick (corpse)
- Obsidian (corpse)
- Green Arrow (corpse)
- Stargirl (corpse)
- The Ray (corpse)
- Tesla (mentioned)
- Nora Allen (mentioned)
- President Phil Baker (mentioned)
- Ray Palmer (mentioned)
- Wild Dog (mentioned)
- Sherloque Wells' Third Ex-wife (mentioned)
- T-3000 (mentioned)
- Frankenstein (mentioned)
Teams and Organizations[edit source]
- A.R.G.U.S.
- Bertinelli Crime Family
- Central City Police Department
- Daily Planet (mentioned)
- Department of Extranormal Operations (mentioned)
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (mentioned)
- High Council of Argo (mentioned)
- Ivo Laboratories
- Earth-90 Vigilante Group
- S.T.A.R. Labs
- Slabside Maximum Security Prison (mentioned)
- Bratva
- The American Psychiatric Consortium
- The Federal Dispatch (newspaper on screen)
- Trinity
- Vacuum Service & Parts
- Wayne Enterprises
Events[edit source]
Species[edit source]
- Artificial Intelligences (Earth-1)
- Cats (mentioned)
- Dogs (mentioned)
- Humans (Earth-1)
- Humans (Earth-38)
- Humans (Earth-90)
- Humans (Earth-221)
- Kryptonians (Earth-38)
- Maltusians
- Metahumans (Earth-1)
- Metahumans (Earth-90)
- Robots (Earth-1)
Objects and Concepts[edit source]
- Batsuit
- Book of Destiny
- Breaches
- Captain Cold Suit
- Clark Kent's Glasses
- Elongated Man Suit
- Firestorm Suit
- Flash Ring
- Freaky Friday (mentioned)
- Killer Frost Suit
- Green Arrow Suit (Earth-90)
- Green Arrow Suit (Earth-1)
- Green Arrow's Motorcycle
- Hawkgirl Suit
- Hawkman Suit
- Huntress Suit
- Inter-Dimensional Extrapolator
- Jesse Quick Suit
- Kara Danvers' Glasses
- Mirakuru (mentioned)
- Obsidian Suit
- Oliver Queen's Bow and Arrow
- Quantum Leap (mentioned)
- Quantum Portals
- Stargirl Suit
- Stranger Things (mentioned)
- Supergirl Suit
- Superman Suit
- The Flash Suit (Earth-1)
- The Flash Suit (Earth-90)
- The Monitor Armor
- The Ray Suit
Locations[edit source]
- Earth-1
- Earth-38
- Earth
- United States of America
- Kansas
- Metropolis (mentioned)
- United States of America
- Krypton (mentioned)
- Argo City (mentioned)
- Earth
- Earth-90
- Speed Force (mentioned)
Notes[edit source]
- The episode was previously titled "Elseworlds: Hour One".[1]
Gallery[edit source]
John Deegan rewrites reality
Title Card
End Card
