‘The Flash’ Season 3 Writer Zack Stentz Reveals One Barry-Cisco Scene He’d Like To See On The CW Series

Grant Gustin as Barry, Carlos Valdes as Cisco — “The Flash” Season 3 writer Zack Stentz revealed a Barry-Cisco scene he has in mind that he would like to see on the CW series in the future. The CW

“The Flash” Season 3 writer Zack Stentz was sharing some screenwriting tips on Twitter on Sunday, Sept. 25, when he unexpectedly revealed a Barry-Cisco scene he would like to see on the CW series in the future.

“Screenwriting tweet: it’s okay if you have a great idea, image, or line & don’t know where it fits. You’ll find the right place for it...,” Stentz wrote on the social networking site, which he quickly expounded by providing an example.

“Like, I’ve been obsessed by the image of Barry [Grant Gustin] & Cisco [Carlos Valdes] playing with Legos together. I’ll eventually find a scene where it makes sense,” he added in a follow-up tweet.

Stentz then shared that his friend and fellow screenwriter Toni Graphia, whose writing credits include “Outlander” and “Battlestar Galactica,” writes that way a lot. “She’ll want a zebra in a scene, then find a way to do it,” he tweeted.

See Stentz’s other recent screenwriting tips below:

Screenwriting tweet: it's okay if you don't know what the scene is at first. Just put dialogue into the document as it comes to you...
— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) September 25, 2016

You can find the shape of the scene later. But if a really great line or exchange comes to you, write it down before you forget it!
— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) September 25, 2016

Often times that one line or couplet will become the bit of grit that the pearl of the scene forms around (sorry for the bad metaphor!)
— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) September 25, 2016

In Season 2 of “The Flash,” Stentz wrote episode 21 (“The Runaway Dinosaur”), which Kevin Smith directed. In the upcoming Season 3, Stentz penned the script for episode 5 (“Monster”), which was helmed by the show’s longtime director of photography Kim Miles.

Although Stentz is credited as the writer of the “Monster” episode, he tweeted last month that the script for the episode is really a product of team effort. “…It feels weird to call anything ‘my episode’ when all our wonderful writers & producers contribute to the eps!” Stentz replied to question from a fan.

Aside from “The Flash,” Stentz also wrote for the TV series “Andromeda,” “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles” and “Fringe.” On the film side, Stentz co-wrote the screenplay for the “Power Rangers” film, which is slated for a March 24, 2017 release. Stentz is also set to write a Booster Gold movie with Greg Berlanti producing and possibly directing.

“The Flash” Season 3 premieres on Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 8 p.m. on The CW.

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