The Flash (2014 TV Series) Episode: A Girl Named Sue

"A Girl Named Sue"
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The Flash  Season 6: Episode 12
February 18, 2020
Directors	Chris Peppe
Writers	Thomas Pound Lauren Certo
Previous Episode	"Love Is a Battlefield" (February 11, 2020)
Next Episode	"Grodd Friended Me" (February 25, 2020)

Ralph Dibny finally tracks down Sue Dearbon, but as she takes him further and further into a dangerous crime caper, Ralph must decide where his morality lies. Meanwhile, Iris, stuck in the Mirrorverse with [[Eva M

It's you. You're Sue Dearbon.

—Ralph Dibny

A Girl Named Sue is an episode of season 6 of The Flash. It premiered on February 18, 2020.

Synopsis for "A Girl Named Sue"

Ralph Dibny finally tracks down Sue Dearbon, but as she takes him further and further into a dangerous crime caper, Ralph must decide where his morality lies. Meanwhile, Iris, stuck in the Mirrorverse with Eva McCulloch, must find a way to escape as her mirror doppelganger roams free in Central City.

Appearing in "A Girl Named Sue"

Featured Characters:

• Elongated Man (Ralph Dibny) (Impersonates Joseph West)
• Iris West-Allen

Supporting Characters:

• "Eva McCulloch" (First appearance) (Impersonates Eva McCulloch)
• "Iris West-Allen"
• Joe West
• Team Flash
  • Cecile Horton
  • The Flash (Barry Allen)
  • Nash Wells (Unknown Earth)

Antagonists:

• Black Hole
  • Joseph Carver (In a photograph only) (Cameo)
  • Ultraviolet (Esperanza Garcia)
• John Loring (Single appearance)
  • Unnamed guard (Single appearance)
• Sue Dearbon (First full appearance)

Other Characters:

• Alex Danvers (In a photograph only) (Cameo)
• Central City Police Department (Cameo)
• Eva McCulloch (Earth-Prime) (First appearance) (Flashback only)
• Harry Wells (Earth-2) (In a vision)
• Jenna West
• Lena Luthor (In a photograph only) (Cameo)
• Lex Luthor (In a photograph only) (Cameo)
• Lillian Luthor (In a photograph only) (Cameo)
• Linda Park (On a TV or computer screen) (Flashback only)
• Supergirl (Kara Danvers) (In a photograph only) (Cameo)
• Amunet Black (Mentioned only)
• Central City Citizen (Mentioned only)
• Cisco Ramon (Mentioned only)
• Doctor Light (Kimiyo Hoshi) (Mentioned only)
• God (Mentioned only)
• Goldface (Mentioned only)
• "Harrison Wells" (Mentioned only)
• Leonard Snart (Mentioned only)
• Mirror duplicates (Mentioned only)
• Mirror Master (Sam Scudder) (Mentioned only)
• Nora West-Allen (Nora's Future) (Mentioned only)
• Penelope Dearbon (Mentioned only)
• Remington Meister (Mentioned only)
• Richard Dearbon (Mentioned only)
• FEMA (Mentioned only)
• Vin Diesel (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Multiverse (Mentioned only)
  • Earth-Prime
    • United States of America
      • Central City
        • CC Jitters
        • Central City Mercantile Bank
        • CCPD Headquarters
        • S.T.A.R. Labs
          • Starchives
        • McCulloch Technologies (Mentioned only)
      • National City (In a photograph only) (Cameo)
        • CatCo Worldwide Media (Mentioned only)
      • Keystone City
        • Iron Heights (Mentioned only)
      • Midway City (Mentioned only)
    • French
      • Paris (Mentioned only)
    • Japan
      • Kyoto (Mentioned only)
  • Mirrorverse (First full appearance)
    • McCulloch Technologies

Items:

• Black Hole's Diamond (First appearance)
• Gingold (Mentioned only)
• Harrison Wells' Journal
• Mirror Gun

Vehicles:

• Meta-Bus (Mentioned only)

Concepts:

• The Crisis (Mentioned only)

Notes

• This episode confirms that the mirror dimension through which Sam Scudder moves himself is, in fact, the Mirrorverse: this implies that every mirror-manipulating metahuman has a link to this realm.

Trivia

• John Loring trying to kill Sue Dearbon is a reference to New Earth's Jean Loring murdering Sue Dearbon in Identity Crisis #1.

See Also

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• Episodes of The Flash (2014 TV Series)
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• Gallery for the The Flash (2014 TV Series) series

Recommended Media

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