In this prequel to my justice league of America novel in the future the justice league are at war with DarkSeid and Barry Allen ends up trying to travel back in time to warn Bruce Wayne so the war will end before it even begins. CAST IN ORDER: Bruce...
The song ends. The little girl starts clapping. Collin Reisenauer says are you ready for your other surprise?!! The little girl says yes!! Tony Garcia walks into the little girls room as Shaggy.
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After spending time with the little girl Collin Reisenauer and Tony Garcia drive to the flash set. The makeup guy does Collin Reisenauer's hair to make it look more like Hal Jordan's hair. The main costume guy puts a black tuxedo on Collin Reisenauer. The main costume guy puts a wedding dress on Victoria Justice. Collin Reisenauer and Victoria Justice both follow Tony Garcia to the next filming location which is a church. Grant Gustin and Carlos Valdes both walk up to Collin Reisenauer wearing tuxedos. Tony Garcia says in the scene that we are going to film right now Hal Jordan and Carol Ferris are getting married but Barry Allen ends up having another vision. Collin Reisenauer and Victoria Justice walk into the church while holding hands.
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Grant Gustin and Carlos Valdes both walk into the church and sit down. Candice Patton sits next to Grant Gustin as Iris. The unknown actor who is portraying the ordained minister gets into his position. The prop guy puts a wedding ring on Victoria Justices ring finger. Tony Garcia yells action!!!!!! The camera guys start filming. The unknown actor smiles and says I now pronounce you husband and wife you may kiss the bride!! Collin Reisenauer and Victoria Justice kiss each other on the lips. All of the extras start clapping. Grant Gustin, Carlos Valdes, and Candice Patton all start clapping.
