I've a feeling Mark Harmon'll be too old for the producers.
Too expensive..
I've a feeling Mark Harmon'll be too old for the producers.
What about Chris O'Donnell? He's the right age and I like the meta commentary of him being a superhero of the previous generation.
They're also both pretty busy as regular cast members on the NCIS shows, O'Donnell on NCIS: LA and Harmon on the original NCIS. It doesn't totally rule them out, I've seen a lot of actors make guest appearances on one show while a regular on another, but it would mean they wouldn't be able to be on very often and when they were it would be a fairly small part. I have a feeling if they're going to introduce Jay Garrick it's going to be a much bigger role than either of them would be able to do.I've a feeling Mark Harmon'll be too old for the producers.
That would mean that, he picked his wife to be murdered, and then let her be murded and then sat in a jail cell for 14 years when he'd had the speed to fight Thawne in 2001, and the speed to escape prison whenever he felt like it, just from some perverse sense of honour to keep the timeline tidy.
That would be just about right for Jay,who was in his forties when he first met Barry in "Flash of Two Worlds".what's the right age? He could be the 'older' flash simply by being forty.
In the early 60s? According to this a 40 year old man would have nearly three decades ahead of him in 1961. It was called "middle aged" for a reason. I'm doubting beer cost 3 cents, either. Its the age of Mad Men not Agent Carter.40 was almost dead back then.
Your 40s were your last hurrah, before you'd die at some point before 60.
3 cents for a big gulp of beer, is it any wonder?
40 was almost dead back then.
Your 40s were your last hurrah, before you'd die at some point before 60.
The Bible also said that Noah was almost 900 when he shuffled off.
I should have said "from cowboy times" which is still pretty vague since there are still boys and cows in the world today, so I really-really should have said that Max started bouncing up time in the mid nineteenth century.
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