The Strain 3.7 FAQ
What’s it called?
“Collaborators.”
Who’s responsible?
Teleplay is credited to Chuck Hogan & Glen Whitman.
What says FX?
“Setrakian offers hope in a new plan to trap the Master while Eph and Dutch seek out the Master’s ‘voice.’ Palmer, frail and close to death, needs Setrakian’s access to the white to hold up his end of their bargain. Fet suffers a devastating personal loss revealing a long-hidden family secret.”
Does the episode open with a flashback?
Not quite.
Does the episode contain flashbacks?
1941 Europe. Brace for coincidence!
How does the episode start?
With Thomas Eichorst resolving his Luke Skywalker/Ash Williams dilemma.
Does Setrakian’s plan to trap the master involve a hoe?
No. The contents of a pawnbroker’s vault.
A hint please with regard to Fet’s family secret?
A clip of Fet with his dad appears in the “previously on” package.
What’s doing with Quinlan?
He heads out of the Safe Zone to help Eph and Dutch retrieve a box from JFK.
Does councilwoman Justine Feraldo die this week?
She does not appear this week. Nor does Gus.
Do we meet the new master?
Not this week.
What’s doing with Nazi vampire Thomas Eichorst’s Luke Skywalker/Ash Williams dilemma?
He barbeques his wrist.
The big news?
New York may soon be getting some visitors from overseas.
What else is FX not telling us?
Eph and Dutch spend another whole episode together, but do not bone.
What’s good?
“Mrs. Kravolis!” “You chose wisely but slowly.” Rupert Perry-Jones as Quinlan. David Bradley as Setrakian. Corey Stoll as Eph. Kevin Durand as Fet. Ruda Getmintas as Dutch.
What’s not so good?
No Silver Angel.
How does it end, spoiler boy?
“I quit!”
10 p.m. Sunday. FX.
