7.4
6,515 votes
FX 2014
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Setrakian, Eph and Nora formulate a plan to track down the Master using Jim as bait. Eichhorst and Setrakianās pasts are revealed. At the Luss home, Neeva struggles to protect the children while encountering a mysterious stranger whose help she may not want.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of The Strain from 2870 votes.
His health failing, Setrakian ignores Ephās warnings, pushing himself to the limit in his quest for victory and revenge. Fet and Quinlan race back to Manhattan, while the Master seals off the city and prepares to eliminate them all.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of The Strain from 2612 votes.
After discovering the potency of ultraviolet light against the strigoi, Setrakian gains a new and unlikely disciple. A quick trip to a Brooklyn convenience store turns into a deadly all-night siege.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of The Strain from 2856 votes.
Humanity teeters on the edge of destruction. The Master finally reveals himself, initiating the end game of a battle in which there can be only one winner. Eph, Fet, Setrakian, and Dutch must overcome their personal differences in a last-ditch effort to vanquish the strain.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of The Strain from 3102 votes.
After warning Kelly to leave the city with Zack ahead of the spreading plague, Eph is arrested by the FBI. Eichhorst has one final job for Gus. Setrakian realizes that the coming eclipse is the tipping point for virus infection and the beginning of the end.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of The Strain from 2881 votes.
NYC is falling. Eph and Dutch frantically race to finish their new device to stop the Master before the city is overrun. Justine, Gus, and Angel fight in one last stand to stop the spreading virus. Palmer extracts vengeance for past wrongs but may have crossed the line.
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of The Strain from 3112 votes.
In the series finale, Quinlan devises a desperate plan, but the costs are enormous. Eph wrestles with his conscience, Fet undertakes a suicide mission, and Dutch and Gus dig in for battle as humankind makes its final stand against the Master and his Strain.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of The Strain from 2476 votes.
When a plane lands in New York City with everyone on board dead, Dr. Ephraim 'Eph' Goodweather, head of the CDCās Canary Project, and his team are called upon to investigate. What looks at first like a mysterious viral outbreak might be the beginning of something infinitely more sinister.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of The Strain from 4200 votes.
Eph races to safeguard his family, only to learn that Kelly is missing. Dutch reveals her role in Palmerās plan. Gus is forced to make a difficult decision about Felix.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of The Strain from 2763 votes.
Eph and Fet recon for an all-out assault that Setrakian assures them will finally kill the Master. Gus aligns himself with a strange new force, one that may swing the fight in an unforeseen direction.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of The Strain from 2597 votes.
Dutch returns with a plan to broadcast Ephās warning about the vampiric plague, but they face a new threat when Eichhorst launches his own attack against the pawn shop. Palmer receives a special visitor. Gus gears up for the on-coming fight but discovers thereās another mysterious factor involved.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of The Strain from 2603 votes.
Eph and Nora fight to save Captain Redfern's life before coming face-to-face with the horrifying effects of the virus. A spike in rat attacks signals Fet that something inexplicable is happening deep below the city. Released from jail, Setrakian begins his own merciless plan to stop the spread of the disease.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of The Strain from 3247 votes.
A secret autopsy demonstrates the bizarre progression of the mystery virus, prompting Jim to make a startling confession. Eph and Nora race to find the father of the youngest victim of the plane tragedy, but someone unexpected beats them to it. Ansel, in the grip of disease, takes desperate measures to protect his family.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of The Strain from 3080 votes.
The Masterās voice proves to be more powerful and potentially fatal than Eph or Dutch anticipated. Fet and Setrakian track down the cargo from the Egyptian vessel and realize they may be in over their heads. Quinlan strikes a deal with the Ancients, but a last minute betrayal proves deadly.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of The Strain from 3185 votes.
Setrakian and Fet battle for possession of the Occido Lumen, and gain a surprising new ally. A massive attack imperils Eph, Nora, and Zack's escape from New York.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of The Strain from 2483 votes.
Setrakian leads Eph, Fet and Nora in the hunt for the Master's lair. Left behind at the pawnshop with Mariela, Zack risks his safety for Mariela's sake.
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of The Strain from 2651 votes.
The Occido Lumen is gone. Stolen. Setrakian and Fet race to recover it. Gus and Angel try to hide a secret houseguest while avoiding a police sweep, and Quinlanās thirst for vengeance is revealed.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of The Strain from 3272 votes.
With Nora gone, Eph reluctantly joins Setrakian's quest in hopes of gathering enough evidence to warrant a citywide quarantine. Fet encounters the unexpected inside the subway tunnels. A medical emergency threatens Palmer's master plan.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of The Strain from 2961 votes.
The four survivors begin manifesting strange symptoms, but Eph and Nora's attempt to quarantine them is thwarted as the disinformation campaign begins. Setrakian receives a surprise visit from an old ā a very old ā acquaintance.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of The Strain from 3557 votes.
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.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of The Strain from 3094 votes.
Last updated: apr 14, 2021
Awful ! I loved the pilot and the first episodes...but then it just slips into incoherence and bad acting. The characters are empty or annoying and sometime both. As the season pass the story just get worse...such a shame I really enjoyed the pilot and had good hopes for this show.
There's a world of difference between the season one and two. I was getting really frustrated with the way all the characters were saying and doing dumb things in season one but kept watching 'coz the series was shot really well. The locations, the ambience.. like that gothic rockstar's place.. were all great. Season two has kicked things up by quite a few notches. I had no complaints about VFX in S1, yet it feels so refined in S2. The camera angles, the vampire encounters like the one with lights out in the storage shed.. it just feels like watching a different show altogether. Except for the kid Zach (which I'm 100% certain will get on your nerves), everyone has started to talk more sense. The main plot - the plan about how to get rid of the vampires - as well as the little things - like how that woman in-charge of Staten island has no problems convincing the public that the infected must be exterminated but has a hard time putting her own relative to sleep - they all make sense. Even the characters don't fail to surprise you. That whole sequence with Dr. Goodweather taking a train to Washington D.C. was great. It's hard to believe how much a show can improve with the same cast just because some thought has gone into its writing too. So, if you couldn't bear to complete season one, persevere.. binge watch if you have to 'coz you're in for a surprise when you start the second one.
One of the best new shows of the summer '14. A great mixture of horror, adventure, mystery and drama.
Not greatness, but it is summer-blockbuster B-movie fun. Best enjoyed with popcorn.
I don't know what's wrong with you people, it's just fictionally tv show. You guy must be horrible to watch a tv show with nitpicking any little thing. These tv show are he to take you from your boring realities. So you can relax and get lost and forget about your boring life's. So sit there and relax and enjoy.
Great first 3 episodes then it's downhill from there... Shitty episodes
such ruined potential! Horrible characters, horrible vilain, horrible casting, an annoying kid... The worst being Abraham! Oh my god, stop talking, and moralizing every one!
I just want the son to get lost, worst character of the ENTIRE show.
The show had a tremendous potential. But there are no good characters in this male dominated story. The acting is bad and unbelievable. There is no logic in the characters actions. I am surprised this lasted for four years. Characters are everything! If you don't care about them, there is no story. Such a shame.
Finished season three with a bang. A must see show. Also Fu*k Zach! Fu*k Zach! Fu*k Zach!
