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‘The Flash’ airs superhero kiss between Wentworth Miller and Russell Tovey
The Ray and Citizen Cold locked lips during a recent episode

(Citizen Cold (Wentworth Miller) and The Ray (Russell Tovey). Screenshot via YouTube)
Wentworth Miller and Russell Tovey locked lips in a recent episode of “The Flash.”
Tovey made his debut as The Ray on “The Flash” as part of “Crisis on Earth-X,” a crossover series spanning “The Flash”, “Arrow,” “Supergirl” and “Legends of Tomorrow.” The crossover takes place in an alternate timeline where Nazis won World War II.
During the episode, The Ray shares a kiss with his partner, fellow superhero Citizen Cold (Wentworth Miller).
Fans were excited to see two superheroes, and two out actors, kiss during a primetime television event.
Y’ALL! Wentworth Miller, a gay man playing a gay superhero just kissed @RussellTovey, a gay man playing another gay superhero. We. Have. Been. BLESSED! YESSS!!! #CrisisOnEarthX
— Rusty Hatchell (@rustyhatchell) November 29, 2017
Yoooooo #CrisisOnEarthX giving us that Russell Tovey x Wentworth Miller smooch.
So much love for this super event <3
P.S. Is there a parallel universe he doesn’t do a prison break in? lolololol.
— Chris Carpenter (@ChrisCPTR) November 29, 2017
OMG OMG WENTWORTH AND RUSSELL. I AM DYING.
— Patrixia • (@halo_mess) November 29, 2017
Watch the moment below.
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