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A Girl Named Sue

Episode aired Feb 18, 2020
TV-PG
42m

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7.0/10

1.9K

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Natalie Dreyfuss in A Girl Named Sue (2020)

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After months of searching for Sue Dearbon, Ralph gets a lead on her whereabouts and finally comes face to face with his missing client. However, Sue refuses to return home to her family, and... Read allAfter months of searching for Sue Dearbon, Ralph gets a lead on her whereabouts and finally comes face to face with his missing client. However, Sue refuses to return home to her family, and instead, takes Ralph on a daring adventure. Iris faces a new challenge while Barry consid... Read allAfter months of searching for Sue Dearbon, Ralph gets a lead on her whereabouts and finally comes face to face with his missing client. However, Sue refuses to return home to her family, and instead, takes Ralph on a daring adventure. Iris faces a new challenge while Barry considers a potentially dangerous request from a trusted source.

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2s-43132

What has this show become?

I've been a flash fan for the longest time, but the last 2 episodes were just so boring, I just started fast forwarding through the episode because I just don't even care about the side plots anymore. This show started beautiful the 1st half of the season but it's falling apart now. I just wish they can make this show really enjoyable again like seasons 1 and 2.

8starsjavertek

Descent Episode better than the last

This episode wasn't the best but it was way better than the last one. Iris is starting to become super annoying, but the dynamic between Ralph and Sue is interesting and can't wait to see where it goes next.

5yudikhanna

The flash.. apparently

Why is this show still called The Flash? Dude's a cameo star in his own gig

4rikifekete

This episode was trash, but please rate rationally

The story was the worst part of this episode, no surprise. The Flash became the Iris Show. This tendency started with the release of the episode "Run Iris, Run". But to be honest, Iris started to become a leading character of this show when they started to worry about her future in season 3. I am going to admit it, I liked season 3. It was well written. But after season 3, the role of the main character should have been given to Barry. Not Iris.

The cringe feminist trio is starting to annoy me at a very large extent. And I swear, if Sue will join the female team of the show (central city citizen), I will cancel watching this series for good. Even if there will be good episodes in the season. I know that most of the money was spent on the crossover, but please, a good story can compensate for no visual effects. And the writers have just shown that they can't do it. We, the viewers, need more Barry, more Flash, less Iris, less feminist trio.

There were some parts of this episode, which didn't bore me to hell. For that reason, and because the cinematography and the music didn't disappoint me, I shall give 4 stars out of 10.

8dami3001

Sue is here and she is great ... ¿Flash is still missing in Crisis?

Great start for Sue Dearbon. The connection between Natalie Dreyfuss (Sue) and Hartley Sawyer (Ralph) was great. That was the best of the episode. The problem: Where is Flash in his show? A few minutes on screen for Flash and a lot of time for secondary characters. We need more Flash and a great villain for the remainder of the season. And, of course, more of Sue and Ralph

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Trivia
According to Natalie Dreyfuss, her and Hartley Sawyer's crackling on-screen dynamic was there from the moment she walked in for the chemistry read. "I walked into the chemistry read and I saw Hartley and I was like, 'Well, hi, we're old friends.' So we had this really like easy chemistry because we'd been friends for 10 years," she said. "The biggest thing was just like the comfort level of messing with him. You know, I know him, and I was already just ready to mess with him and the producers were like, 'Yes, we love this,' and he trusts me and it's comfortable. So it was really fun."

Goofs
When Ralph is attacked while spying on the arms deal, his elastic powers should have protected him from the punches. Instead, he takes the blows like a non-flexible solid person.

Quotes
Barry Allen: You got a sec?
Joe West: Yeah, what's up, Captain?
Barry Allen: Eh.
Joe West: Man, that never gets old.
Barry Allen: Yeah, it kinda does.