"When Harry Met Harry" has two main plots: to find the mysterious DeVoe, Harry (Tom Cavanagh) enlists the help of different versions of himself from across the multiverse. However, with each having a distinct, strong personality, Harry finds it surprisingly difficult to work with himself.
The other plotline finds Barry (Grant Gustin) beginning to train Ralph (Hartley Sawyer) in the ways of being a superhero. Barry and Ralph have different priorities, Ralph focusing on catching the bad guy while Barry tries to minimize casualties by protecting anyone who might get hurt. As they track a new metahuman who can puppet any image of a living thing (Chelsea Kurtz), Ralph gets to use the prototype costume Cisco (Carlos Valdes) has made for him.
The Flash has consistently been a lot of fun this season, and "When Harry Met Harry" is no exception. Ralph's redemption arc really kicks into high gear here, and our new metahuman isn't an entirely unsympathetic villain. However, there are a few cringe-worthy moments when viewed in the light of recent events, some of them involving Ralph. That said, still an overall fun episode.
Viewers in the US may view "When Harry Met Harry" at no charge during a limited availability window on the CW website and app. With the current licensing agreement, the entire fourth season of The Flash will be available on Netflix in June, 2018. Digital versions of the episode may be purchased on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Vudu, Google Play and other retailers of digital video content. Blu-Ray and DVD copies of the season are expected to be available for sale in or by September, 2018.
Non-US viewers should check their local listings, the websites of the channels that air The Flash, and digital video retailers.
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