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|writer= [[Sam Chalsen]]<br>[[Judalina Neira]]
 
|writer= [[Sam Chalsen]]<br>[[Judalina Neira]]
 
|director= [[Stefan Pleszczynski]]
 
|director= [[Stefan Pleszczynski]]
|guests= [[Katee Sackhoff]] as [[Amunet Black]] ''(special guest star)''<br>[[Hartley Sawyer]] as [[Ralph Dibny]]<br>[[Patrick Sabongui]] as [[David Singh]]<br>[[Kim Engelbrecht]] as [[Marlize DeVoe]]<br>[[Kendrick Sampson]] as [[Dominic Lanse|Dominic Lanse/Brainstorm]] and [[Clifford DeVoe]]<br>[[Jessica Camacho]] as [[Gypsy|Cynthia/Gypsy]]
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|guests= [[Katee Sackhoff]] as [[Amunet Black]] ''(special guest star)''<br>[[Hartley Sawyer]] as [[Ralph Dibny]]<br>[[Patrick Sabongui]] as [[David Singh]]<br>[[Kim Engelbrecht]] as [[Marlize DeVoe]]<br>[[Kendrick Sampson]] as [[Dominic Lanse|Dominic Lanse/Brainstorm]] and [[Clifford DeVoe]]<br>[[Jessica Camacho]] as [[Cynthia|Cynthia/Gypsy]]
 
|before= {{Ep|Crisis on Earth-X, Part 3}}
 
|before= {{Ep|Crisis on Earth-X, Part 3}}
 
|after= {{Ep|The Trial of The Flash}}
 
|after= {{Ep|The Trial of The Flash}}
 
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}}"'''Don't Run'''" is the ninth episode and midseason finale of the [[Season 4 (The Flash)|fourth season]] of ''[[The Flash]]'', and the seventy-eighth episode overall. It aired on December 5, 2017.
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"'''Don't Run'''" is the ninth episode and midseason finale of the [[Season 4 (The Flash)|fourth season]] of ''[[The Flash]]'', and the seventy-eighth episode overall. It aired on December 5, 2017.
   
 
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"Don't Run" is the ???th episode of The Flash. It aired on December 5, 2017. "Don't Run" is the ninth episode and midseason finale of the fourth season of The Flash, and the seventy-eighth episode overall. It aired on December 5, 2017.

Synopsis

Amunet kidnaps Caitlin and puts meta-dampener handcuffs on her to keep her from turning into Killer Frost. Amunet tells Caitlin she needs her to perform a tricky medical task and if Caitlin fails, Amunet will kill her. Meanwhile, The Thinker traps The Flash in a speedster-proof prison. With the clock ticking, The Team doesn’t have the time or resources to track both Caitlin and Barry so Iris is forced to choose who to save.[1]

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Trivia

  • The title is a reference to Barry's final line as the CCPD show up to arrest him right after he realizes that Clifford DeVoe, now possessing Dominic Lanse's body, planted knives along with his old body to make it look as if Barry had killed him.
  • Cisco likens Harry to Ebenezer Scrooge and the Grinch. In reply, Harry claims that "you're a mean one, I wouldn't touch you with a 39 and a half foot pole", quoting the song "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" from the 1966 TV special Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!.
  • Cisco calls both Harry and Ralph humbugs, referencing Ebenezer Scrooge's catchphrase in the Charles Dickens novella A Christmas Carol.
    • Cisco claims this as a "Festivus miracle", a phrase commonly used by Kramer in the TV series Seinfeld.
  • When Amunet prevents Caitlin from transforming into Killer Frost, she quips that "Frosty melted away", referencing the 1969 TV special Frosty the Snowman in which the protagonist melts.
  • Cisco calls Amunet an "evil Mary Poppins", referencing her English accent.
  • When DeVoe (disguised as Dominic) goes to describe the West house, Cisco suggests "bitchin'", a callback to the season premiere, "The Flash Reborn", in which a decoded message from a discombobulated Barry reads "This house is bitchin'".
  • DeVoe gains the ability of telepathy through his transferring his mind and consciousness into the body of Dominic. In the DC comics, DeVoe had the ability of telepathy, however, Barry Allen is immune to telepathy.

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