There is a part 2!

I ripped this from my Blu-Ray DVD of The Flash Season 5.
The first deleted scene is 5X09 Season 5 episode 9 "Elseworlds Part 1" and is about Oliver Queen / the Green Arrow being the Flash. He does the same intro/monologue as Barry Allen does in The Flash episodes. The green screen and editing is a little off because the scene is not finished with the editing and CGI. The voice of the monologue is not Stephen Amell because the scene was not finished.

The next deleted scene is 5X09 Season 5 episode 9 "Elseworlds Part 1." Team Flash deal with Oliver and Barry switching bodies, and Iris talks about how she knew Barry her whole life.

The next one is of 5X09 Season 5 episode 9 "Elseworlds Part 1." Oliver, as the Flash, races Clark Kent (Superman).

The next deleted scene after that is 5X11 Season 5 episode 11 "Seeing Red." Barry and Iris deal with Nora being paralyzed. Barry and Iris kiss. #WestAllen

The deleted scene after that is 5X11 Season 5 episode 11 "Seeing Red." Sherloque talks to Nora West-Allen about how she is paralyzed. Nora writes in her journal, and Sherloque tells her that she will be fully healed soon. Sherloque also investigates Nora. Iris asks Sherloque what he is doing, and Sherloque lies and says that he was going to give Nora some tea.

The next deleted scene of 5X13 Season 5 episode 13 "Goldfaced." Barry and Ralph meet Ralph's old friend and talk about going undercover.

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