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Interesting twist with the vampire Spec-Ops guys this episode.
I wonder if they're working against the German, or a part of the "new Reich" he alluded to.
The 7-11 episode seemed more poorly written than usual. I don't know how much longer I can keep watching if that's the quality of writing and acting to expect.
The 7-11 episode seemed more poorly written than usual. I don't know how much longer I can keep watching if that's the quality of writing and acting to expect.
Indeed. I was surprised they wrote out the chubby, be-speckeled "everyman" character, but I suppose they needed to make room for the hawt blonde computer genius chick.
The Cholo WILL be a major vampire-killer, as per the books, a trilogy. The series writer/creator Guillermo-del-Toro is a money making machine, and loves his monsters: If you saw Hell-Boy I, II, you know all about him. Like these stories, The Strain has been a comic book series, and if you don't like the writing, it might be because comic book dialog is not universally appreciated by adults.
By the way, I've been trying to guess the ethnicity of the NY Department of Sanitation Officer/Rat and Infected Chubby-Bespeckled Killer.
Ukrainian.
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Back in the '70s "The Strain" was a euphemism for a form of one of the inconveniences also known as "The Clap".
I really wanted to like this show, but it's just too crappy.
"The Master" finally revealed his ugly mug tonight.
Ewwww.
I really wanted to like this show, but it's just too crappy.
Yeah, when you compare it to something like, say "Breaking Bad" or "The Sopranos" where actual humans commit horrific acts, it is more than a little silly.
I'm becoming bored with supernatural nonsense. For example, "Salem." Just couldn't watch it, but recorded the season.
I really wanted to like this show, but it's just too crappy.
Yeah, when you compare it to something like, say "Breaking Bad" or "The Sopranos" where actual humans commit horrific acts, it is more than a little silly.
I'm becoming bored with supernatural nonsense. For example, "Salem." Just couldn't watch it, but recorded the season.
The supernatural nonsense was the only draw of the show!
Interesting twist with the vampire Spec-Ops guys this episode.
I wonder if they're working against the German, or a part of the "new Reich" he alluded to.
Yeah I thought the same thing: WTF are these guys?
This past episode, I KNEW the hawt blonde chick would survive the Night in the 7-Eleven and Join the Vampire Killing CDC.
The A-team needs to pick-up a token black guy in next week's episode. I'm sure they'll pick up the Cholo
The 7-11 episode seemed more poorly written than usual. I don't know how much longer I can keep watching if that's the quality of writing and acting to expect.
"The Master" finally revealed his ugly mug tonight.
Ewwww.
geezus.....Dean actually made a comment without bringing Republicans into it......The "good guys" are irritating. The constant whine that "we could have saved him".
Hint, when someone shoots a 10 foot tongue ending with hooks out of their mouth and their two bottom openings turn into one, they are no longer human.
The 7-11 episode seemed more poorly written than usual. I don't know how much longer I can keep watching if that's the quality of writing and acting to expect.
What was wrong with it? I actually liked that episode!
"The Master" finally revealed his ugly mug tonight.
Ewwww.
At least it brought vampires back to the basics. The baby watch looking pretty boy and girl vampires who have morals is getting over-played.
The "good guys" are irritating. The constant whine that "we could have saved him".
Hint, when someone shoots a 10 foot tongue ending with hooks out of their mouth and their two bottom openings turn into one, they are no longer human.
