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| Title          = Crisis in Central City, Part 1
| Title          = Crisis in Central City, Part 1
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| WrittenBy      = Alex Brow & Tessa Morgan & Priya Shah & Jordan Pike & Lena Ortiz & Devyn Cole
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| OriginalAirDate = November 1, 2030
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| ShortSummary    = Gustin Barry and Patton Iris are pulled into Central City as temporal distortions begin overlapping different eras throughout the city. Barry, Wally and Cisco encounter Edward Clariss / the Rival, a speedster restored from the timeline Barry erased while undoing Merrick Wren's exposure of his identity. Clariss reveals that Barry's actions erased his wife and son, while Cisco discovers that a mysterious figure known as the Time Trapper restored Clariss and is holding the deleted timeline open. During Founders Night, Clariss fractures the plaza across multiple eras and attempts to kill Iris and Patton Iris. Barry intervenes at super-speed and redirects Clariss' momentum, accidentally breaking his neck. Barry voluntarily surrenders while Cisco confirms that every alternative action he could have taken would also have caused a death. Charged with second-degree murder, Barry agrees to temporarily surrender his Flash equipment. Meanwhile, Time Trapper declares that Barry's death of Clariss is only the "first account" in his plan to make Central City judge the consequences of Barry's alterations to time.
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Revision as of 07:21, 12 August 2026

The Flash
Season 4
No. of episodes13
Release
Original networkMax
Season chronology
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Season 5
List of episodes

The fourth season of the American superhero television series The Flash, based on the Barry Allen incarnation of the Flash from DC Comics, consists of 13 episodes.

The season is divided into two parts. The first part consists of five episodes, while the second consists of eight episodes.

Episodes

Part One episodes
No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date
Crisis in Central City
341"Crisis in Central City, Part 1"Marisol VegaAlex Brow & Tessa Morgan & Priya Shah & Jordan Pike & Lena Ortiz & Devyn ColeNovember 1, 2030
Gustin Barry and Patton Iris are pulled into Central City as temporal distortions begin overlapping different eras throughout the city. Barry, Wally and Cisco encounter Edward Clariss / the Rival, a speedster restored from the timeline Barry erased while undoing Merrick Wren's exposure of his identity. Clariss reveals that Barry's actions erased his wife and son, while Cisco discovers that a mysterious figure known as the Time Trapper restored Clariss and is holding the deleted timeline open. During Founders Night, Clariss fractures the plaza across multiple eras and attempts to kill Iris and Patton Iris. Barry intervenes at super-speed and redirects Clariss' momentum, accidentally breaking his neck. Barry voluntarily surrenders while Cisco confirms that every alternative action he could have taken would also have caused a death. Charged with second-degree murder, Barry agrees to temporarily surrender his Flash equipment. Meanwhile, Time Trapper declares that Barry's death of Clariss is only the "first account" in his plan to make Central City judge the consequences of Barry's alterations to time.
352"Crisis in Central City, Part 2"TBATBATBA
363"Crisis in Central City, Part 3"TBATBATBA
374"Crisis in Central City, Part 4"TBATBATBA
385"Crisis in Central City, Part 5"TBATBATBA
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Cast and characters

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Recurring

Guest

Production

Development

Writing

Casting

Filming

Design and costumes

Visual effects

Music

Marketing

Part One

Part Two

Release

Part One

Part Two

Home media

Reception

Critical response

Part One

Part Two

Audience response

Accolades

Year Award Category Nominee(s) Result

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