The Flash (2014-2023)

Ezra Miller might be DC's speed demon on the big screen, but when it comes to The CW's version of The Flash, it's Grant Gustin who plays the fastest man on earth. With all due respect to Ezra, Grant's the one who'll have you tossing your pants on the ground faster than you could imagine when he takes his shirt off and shows his abs! A spinoff of Arrow, this one kicked off in 2014 with Grant playing Barry Allen, a normal kid living in Central City. After witnessing his mother being murdered by a supernatural force, a crime which his father was wrongfully convicted for, Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) is taken in by detective Joe West (Jesse L. Martin) and his family. As Barry grows up, he becomes a forensic crime scene investigator, specializing in cold cases and paranormal disturbances, all the while working on trying to figure out who actually killed his mother, so he can exonerate his father. Fourteen years removed from his mother’s death, some high-tech scientific machinery malfunctions, covering the city with radiation and causing a severe thunderstorm that produces a lightning bolt that strikes Barry, putting him in a nine-month coma and inexplicably giving him super speed. The Flash is born! What good is being super fast when you're trying to solve a crime? Not much. Wouldn't your best bud Batman AKA "The World's Greatest Detective" be able to help you figure out who really killed your mom? Stop overthinking it! With great power comes Dr. Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh), the disgraced creator of the machine that endangered the city with radiation to help Barry handle his newfound abilities. Throw in a love triangle, a bunch of evil metahumans trying to destroy the city, and a super roster of hunks like Robbie Amell and Grant Gustin with their shirts off, and you've got a compelling DC Universe show with enough plotlines to last nine seasons. Yep, hunks with their shirts off. That will get it done in a flash! To see some of the hottest, sneak a peek at Wentworth Miller, who shows his body is still worth seeing all these years after Prison Break when he gets all lovey dovey with Russell Tovey. If you like them thin, there's Matt Alfonso, while The DUFF's (2015) Robbie Amell continues to be hot as Hell, flashing the abs that made him a star in stuff like Upload. We'll shoot a load up into our belly buttons seeing him take his shirt off! Jon Cor could probably lift even more, since he's even more muscular, while Teddy Sears jogging shirtless on a treadmill shows us that you don't have to be fleet of foot when you look that good running. Add to that Dan Payne, and what really hurt was that The CW wouldn't let us see any real skin. What would have really been super is if the dudes on The Flash had flashed some butt and dong!