Less than a month, folks. Less than a month, and our Sundays will be perfect once again with the return of The Strain for its fourth and final season. With the exception of a few short promos, not much has been released on the series’ final hoorah, but fortunately, this weekend the first season 4 photos were posted along with the official titles and synopses of the first 3 episodes. Check them out below. Oh yes, there are even a few photos of Gus, who has been completely absent from the promos thus far. I am so digging his new look! And, let us not forget about Palmer as the new Master. For those who may have had reservations about whether Eldridge would make a worthy Master, I think these photos should put those doubts to rest because he makes for one scary son-of-a-bitch!
The Strain will return for season 4 on July 16th at 10/9c on FX.
EPISODE TITLES AND SYNOPSES
Episode 1 – “The Worm Turns” (Airs July 16, 10:00 pm e/p) – Out of the ashes of humanity’s nuclear war, Night Eternal has begun. Haunted by the atrocities committed by his son, Eph abandons NYC for Philadelphia. His solitude is cut short when he encounters new fighters who rekindle his drive to fight back. Tasked by Setrakian, Fet and Quinlan search for a new means of stopping the Master. Teleplay by Carlton Cuse & Chuck Hogan; directed by J. Miles Dale.
Episode 2 – “The Blood Tax” (Airs July 23, 10:00 pm e/p) – Imprisoned as a subject in a strigoi breeding program, Dutch is desperate to escape and find Setrakian. Gus recruits his cousin for the inside job that will put his gang at the top of the new world’s underground economy, but Creem is suspicious of his business partner’s ambitions. Written by Liz Phang; directed by J. Miles Dale.
Episode 3 – “One Shot” (Airs July 30, 10:00 pm e/p) – Quinlan and Fet discover that stealing a nuclear warhead isn’t easy when they encounter an unexpected enemy. Eph and Alex concoct a new weapon to use against the strigoi. Frustrated with his seclusion, Zack discovers a love interest. Written by Bradley Thompson & David Weddle; directed by Kevin Dowling.
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