The Strain 3.6 FAQ
What’s it called?
“The Battle Of Central Park.”
Who’s responsible?
Teleplay is credited to Bradley Thompson & David Weddle (“Battlestar Galactica”).
What says FX?
“Fet strikes hard at the heart of the strigoi army while Justine embarks upon a risky mission to drive the strigoi out of Manhattan once and for all. Gus and Angel fight for their lives and their freedom but are faced with a moral dilemma.”
Does the episode open with a flashback?
No.
Does the episode contain flashbacks?
Sort of. There’s a short clip from an earlier episode.
How does the episode start?
NYC Special Command Center. Justine Feraldo briefs Fet and her senior cops on the plan to take out the giant vampire nest beneath the park.
What moral dilemma vexes Gus and the Silver Angel?
Recall the ultimate fate of Douglas Neidermeyer.
What’s doing with Quinlan?
This is an unusual episode. No Quinlan, Setrakian or Palmer this week.
Does councilwoman Justine Feraldo die this week?
I won’t say, but this is a big episode for Samantha Mathis.
Do we meet the new master?
Not this week.
What’s doing with Nazi vampire Thomas Eichorst?
He’s all about Zack and Kelly this week.
The big news?
Eph and Dutch see Fet’s big offensive as an opportunity to study strigoi communication.
What else is FX not telling us?
Eph and Dutch spend another whole episode together, but do not bone.
What’s good?
Dutch’s sword. Zack’s new pet.
What’s not so good?
Silver Angel spends a lot of time standing around.
How does it end, spoiler boy?
“It’s over.”
10 p.m. Sunday. FX.
