"The Flash" actor Grant Gustin and co-star Rick Cosnett played for the cameras on the set in between takes, proving that they are having as much fun making the series along with the fans who follow it.

Photos on the set of "The Flash" in Vancouver, Canada were published by British tabloid Daily Mail.

In one of the photos, Grant Gustin can be seen stretching his neck after presumably a long day of filming. The 25-year-old actor took a break while shooting a robbery scene where the speedster saves the day.

In another photo, Grant Gustin and Rick Cosnett, who plays detective Eddie Thawne, had an impromptu dance off in between takes for "The Flash."

Although he loses in the best-dressed department, as Rick Costnett was wearing a suit and tie over his plaid shirt and jeans, it seems Grant Gustin won the round as he even jumped to click his heels while flashing a wide grin.

"Whether it was beating the bad guy or just getting to take off that super snug red suit, Gustin looked delighted to be back in normal clothes afterwards, goofily dancing for his fellow cast members," the article said.

According to the "The Flash" spoilers, Mark Hamill will reprise his role as The Trickster in an episode which airs March 31.

"The carny conman and practical joker is reimagined as an anarchist and a terrorist serving a life sentence in Iron Heights that is called upon when a copycat hits Central City and follows in the original's deadly footsteps," Science Fiction reported.

The Trickster gets his name from his penchant to use practical joke gadgets and toys that he turn into dangerous weapons.

Aside from The Trickster, other villains that Grant Gustin's character, Barry Allen, will fight in future episodes of "The Flash" are Captain Cold, Golden Glider, Weather Wizard, Grood and Reverse Flash.