
The Flash: Stretched Scene
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The Flash: Stretched Scene, simply known as Stretched Scene, is a mini-series, focusing on Ralph Dibny, that aired during commercial breaks of the fourth season of The Flash, as well as online. The web series premiered on November 14, 2017, alongside the broadcast of The Flash episode "When Harry Met Harry...", as well as on CWTV.com. The web series was presented by Microsoft to promote "The New Surface Pro". It features Hartley Sawyer as Ralph Dibny, and other cast members reprising their roles in Team Flash. The series follows Ralph pestering his teammates, testing out his new powers, and engaging in other crazy antics.
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