The Flash 1.18 “All-Star Team Up” airs this Tuesday, April 14th at 8pm ET on The CW and the teasers keep on coming.

Barry (Grant Gustin): “He seems a little tall for you.”
Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards): “Barry Allen, are you jealous?”

It could be a little of that, but executive producer Andrew Kreisberg says that it’s more bad timing. It is very difficult for Barry to keep this secret with only Joe (Jesse L. Martin) and I guess Eddie (Rick Cosnett) that Dr. Wells (Tom Cavanagh) is the Reverse Flash.

Check out the inside look video and extended trailer for this episode below. There’s also a video of The Flash at WonderCon 2015. In it, hear from all the cast members and Kreisberg says it’s “crossover a-go-go” for the rest of the season.

When it was announced that EastEnders star Ben Hardy would be joining the cast of X-Men: Apocalypse, many speculated that he would play the winged-mutant Angel. It made sense considering he looked a lot like Warren Worthington III, but as to if he would play Angel or the transformed Archangel, that was unclear.

Now director Bryan Singer confirms that the actor is indeed playing as Angel, but added that “he’s not a very nice Angel!” More after the jump, including some concept art.

The next entry in the Call of Duty first person shooter franchise has been revealed, and seeing as how it’s Treyarch’s turn in the now three-developer rotation, it should come as no great shock to fans of the series that it is Black Ops III.

Nothing is known of the game yet and the trailer doesn’t show much—it’s mostly just voice over clips for the most part—but it does come with the promise of a worldwide reveal later this month on April 26th.

You can check out the teaser for Call of Duty: Black Ops III below if you wish to.

The Comedians
Season 1 Episode 1 “Pilot”
Directed by Larry Charles
Written by Larry Charles
Starring Billy Crystal, Josh Gad, Megan Ferguson, Larry Charles, and Stephnie Weir
FX
Air Date: Thursday, April 9th, 2015 10pm

The Comedians should be hilarious. You have the legend Billy Crystal. You have the newcomer in Josh Gad. You have veteran comedy writer/director Larry Charles. Everything adds up… almost. Like most pilots, you can only hope you’re left with a desire to see where the show is going. Do you want to take the ride with these characters? After a bit of a bumpy start, yes I do.

Most would agree that the second season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is by far the best so far. Having suffered a narratively flawed first season, season two feels like it is actual building up to something. Ratings have improved all but assuring that season three will be on the way.

With the exciting news, it looks like the network will finally be able to expand their Marvel Television brand with a new spinoff. Hit the jump for more.