alongside his team during a war that destroyed most of their home universe. Jay Garrick appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Andy Milder. This version is a frequent ally of Batman and member of the Justice Society of America (JSA). Jay and Joan Garrick appear in Young Justice, voiced by Geoff Pierson and Kath Soucie respectively. The series' version of the former is a retired member of the Justice Society of America (JSA) who does not appear to possess his comic book counterpart's decelerated aging. Throughout the series, the Garricks become Impulse's legal guardians while Jay comes out of retirement to help the Justice League and the Team to thwart a Reach invasion. As of the episode "Early Warning", Joan has died. As of season four, Jay has joined the Justice League. Jay Garrick appears in the Mad segment "That's What Super Friends Are For". Live-action Jay Garrick is alluded to in The Flash (1990). Most notably, the series' version of Barry Allen has an older brother named Jay Allen (portrayed by Tim Thomerson), who is named after Garrick. After Jay is murdered in the pilot episode, Barry is inspired to become the Flash. Jay Garrick appears in the Smallville two-part episode "Absolute Justice", portrayed by Billy Mitchell. This version operated as a superhero and member of the Justice Society of America (JSA) in the 1970s as well as a research scientist until he was framed for fraud by the government as part of their plan to disable the JSA. Garrick and his teammates falsely confessed to all charges, but were never convicted and forced to retire to due to their secret identities becoming known to law enforcement. In the series' comic book continuation, Smallville Season 11, it is revealed that Garrick's leg was disabled and that he could no longer run at superhuman speed, which allowed the government to arrest him. After he retired, he became a recluse. Clark Kent and Bart Allen manage to find Garrick and consult him on how to defeat the Black Flash. After Bart sacrifices himself to defeat the Black Flash, a guilt-ridden Garrick forms a school for gifted children in San Francisco as well as the Teen Titans and goes on to get his leg repaired. Jay Garrick appears in The Flash (2014). While the character was heavily advertised as being portrayed by Teddy Sears throughout season two, it