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Season 4 • Episode 9
Episode Information
Air Date	October 14, 2017
Run Time	46 Minutes
Written by	Mark Lafferty
Directed by	Daisy von Scherler Mayer
U.S. Rating	0.39 Million
Chronology
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Goodwill	Ten of Swords

"Search" is the ninth episode of Season 4 of Halt and Catch Fire, and the thirty-eighth episode of the series overall. It originally aired on October 14th, 2017 on AMC along with the seasons tenth and final episode.

Synopsis

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Episode Overview

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Cast

Starring Lee Pace as Joe MacMillan Scoot McNairy as Gordon Clark Mackenzie Davis as Cameron Howe Kerry Bishé as Donna Clark Toby Huss as John Bosworth Guest Starring Annabeth Gish as Diane Gould Molly Ephraim as Alexa Vonn Matt Malloy as Kathryn Newton as Joanie Clark Susanna Skaggs as Haley Clark Charlie Bodin as Trip Kisker III Frank Hoyt Taylor as Gilson

Co-Starring David Mackey as Elias Amador Lily Donoghue as Vanessa Kate Kneeland as Risa Melanie J. Newby as Lorraine Adam Bucci as Jay Richard Jin as Reggie Wesley Kyle Holland as Macky Robert Walker-Branchaud as Clem Michael Harding as Po Daryn Khan as Ted Wesley Marshall as Chimp Dude Stuart Clark as Friend Richard Hempton as Fast Food Customer Rae Jordan as Hound Dogz Employee Kim Banta as Office Worker Sean Buxton as Mechanic Gregory Konow as Gardener Stephen Caudill as Father Alma Kent as Daughter Johnson Cooley as Hirsute Hippie Salvador Becerra as Spanish-speaking Shopper Sivan Fraser as Hebrew-speaking Student Alexa Rachelle as Inspiration Seeker M. Sanjayan as Doctor Jeff Freilich as Burn-out Hippie Michael A. Leo as Professor Katy O'Brian as Bartender

Featured Music

• "Fanfare for the Common Man" by Orchestra of St. Luke's & Gilbert Levine
• "Seether" by Veruca Salt
• "Sittin' and Thinkin'" Charlie Rich
• "Hey Paula" by Paul & Paula

Videos

Sneak Peek - Episode 409 - Search

Sneak Peek - "Weirdest Thing You Ever Ate"

Talked About Scene - Episode 409 - Search

Talked About Scene - "They're on the Toolbar"

Trivia

• This episode was also known as "Lilliput", possibly as a throwback reference to the Giant.

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