The episode was so good that Jesse L. Martin did next to nothing and I didn't care.

This was a great episode. It might have earned enough good will that I won't throw a shoe at the TV when they bring Glen back.

So Maisie Williams is Zod?

So is Spivot the odds on favorite for Zoom?

All the terrible editing is forgiven due to:

That was some proper NFC East awfulness.

Well, they showed a lot of stylized cuts. Plenty of opportunity for fill-in the gaps moments. You may be right, but it seems intentionally ambiguous.

Again. Before she goes too far again.

So we're pretty sure Enid is a Wolf based on her "That's how we—" moment? Or is it a smokescreen and someone else took the pictures?

For my money, this is as close to a perfect superhero series as we've seen. It's genuinely impressive what they've managed.

If they end The Strain right now, it will only have 11 more episodes air than Firefly.

It's me, isn't it?

This is insane. I'll be waiting for my phone call to direct Plastic Man.

I was curious about where that line might be around here.

Law & Order LA was better than The Strain.

I just want to congratulate the AV Club comment section for crowdsourcing this episode last week.

YOU"RE A GD GENIUS OF THE OBVIOUS!!!!!

This is such a bad and lazy outcome that there's 0 chance it doesn't happen.

One of my top two Alamo Drafthouse experiences.

You've made the classic "The Strain" mistake. You've assumed you can understand a character's motivation from a reality-based context.