The Strain 3.4 FAQ
What’s it called?
“Gone But Not Forgotten.”
Who’s responsible?
Teleplay is credited to Regina Corrado (“Deadwood,” “Sons of Anarchy”).
What says FX?
“Things have changed. The infection enters a new phase. Fet wants to celebrate, but Setrakian and Eph are worried there’s more work to be done. Justine conscripts a new, unwilling army in the fight while Eichhorst angrily lashes out with a plan to strike back.”
Eichorst and Kelly live on without The Master? What about Gus’ mama?
So it seems.
Does the episode open with a flashback?
No.
Does the episode contain flashbacks?
No.
How does the episode start?
Justine Ferraldo gives a TV interview. The reporter has questions about the chain gangs Gus and Angel have been conscripted into.
Are Dutch and Fet reunited?
They lay eyes on each other.
What’s doing with the Guptas?
I guess we’re done with Gus’ girlfriend and her family?
How are Gus and the Silver Angel getting on?
Not loving all the slavery.
Does councilwoman Justine Feraldo die this week?
That would be telling.
What’s doing with Eldritch Palmer?
No Palmer again this week.
What’s doing with Nazi vampire Thomas Eichorst?
He’s returned to his war-criminal roots.
The big news?
Invisotext! Quinlan’s still on the show! He was wrong about dying when The Master died. The strigoi are all still alive, they’ve just lost their controlling intelligence.
What else is FX not telling us?
We learn a lot more about that crimson worm we saw slither into the sewer.
What’s good?
David Bradley as Setrakian. Corey Stoll as Eph, still embracing his alcoholism. The return of Dutch and her mascara. Eichorst’s plan. “Congrats on chopping your dad’s head off.” “Stupid question.” “Anyone else – here?” “Don’t cut my head off.” “We’ll know for certain in two hours.”
What’s not so good?
Eichort’s minions are surprisingly obedient, all things considered.
How does it end, spoiler boy?
“Answer me. Answer me!!!”
10 p.m. Sunday. FX.
