s04e10 — The Last Stand

@alx: For me, it ended back in the second season. You have balls of steel that you watched THIS to the end

@bredless: I agree, the ending was somehow crumpled up, the most epic between 25 and 40 minutes of the series. It's good that they didn't change those who detonated the bomb. A good ending to the series.)))

@oceans: self -hypnotized

@Robomanus: The kid was on his way to success, he blew up two bombs.

@Robomanus: He could have had a good career as a deputy, eh..

@bandtitka: And in the end, what was it, in your opinion?

@bandtitka: She wanted him to give up the suicide mission, if only for her sake. All means, apparently, were good.

@Doctor_Joker: Maybe Zach thought his father had a chance to kill him, but he didn't kill him.

@Doctor_Joker: He wanted to kill Dad, so the moment turned out to be. Two birds with one stone =D

@Doctor_Joker: I agree. It could have been better implemented

@Doctor_Joker: In the last episode, the Host showed super-cruelty, admitted that everything with people is a masquerade, began to kill everyone, turning them into his army, if you look closely at Zack's emotions at this moment, you can understand that it affected him in a sense. And it's very difficult to shoot my father, no matter what, because there is anyway/I still have some warm feelings for him.

@krackore: Apparently this is his dream job)

@dimaguru: The first season is better for everyone to watch, without exception, I think so.
But it's better not to go further.

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@ZukoZero: What was in the bookstore?

@xsithx: formally, the professor's death was in the first half of the eighth episode, and at the end of the 7th there was his infection

@John_Raider: although they write "Do not wait for new episodes and the release date of the Strain of season 5. The series is officially closed and no sequel is planned." Goodbye, another good series!

@bazatron: Everything was a little different in the books. There are 7 patriarchs, yes. 3 in the new world, 3 in the old + Vladyka. The difference between the series and the book version is that it was possible to kill the ancients only by destroying their place of birth with the energy of an atomic (nuclear) explosion, and not by physically destroying their bodies. Therefore, in the book, Palmer built nuclear power plants all over the world, which burst into flames at one o'clock, simultaneously covering everything with a nuclear winter.
So, we see the trio in a new light in the series, everything is clear with them. In the old world, we know for sure about one in Egypt + the books say about two more in Bulgaria and China. The Bulgarian was definitely killed by the lord, the book describes the explosion near Sofia. They also talk about China as a matter that has already been resolved. Thus, theoretically, only the Egyptian, who was imprisoned in a sarcophagus, can remain alive.
But considering how far they have departed from the book canon, according to which the place of birth of the patriarchs is the key to their murder (as well as from the scheme "kill the patriarch - all his minions will die"), nothing can be guaranteed. The series generally explains very little about the patriarchs. Not a word about why there are 7 of them, nor about how they were born. And this is the damn most interesting thing! :)

@TrueGodOfDeath: this is America, everything should end well there) even when it's bad it would be more epic)

@TrueGodOfDeath: Does it seem neither cooler nor more epic to me alone?

@TrueGodOfDeath: I think they will start shooting several endings soon to satisfy all the viewers

@linmaryy: So it seemed to me, that's exactly what happened after the second season, isn't it?

@torrerro: Well, Carl has become more adequate in recent seasons.

Damn, he died too (

@impulse2266: He suggested to them that it was necessary to eradicate the master's assistants so that he would become powerless. But why he hung Lumen on the walls has not been explained.

@egri4: I forgot to clarify that the 6 patriarchs did not want to take over the World with the Master, because they were simply disappointed, tired, and (perhaps) wanted to retire already. Only the Master was an insatiable gullet, hungry for world domination. And he decided to remove them, saying these old farts would only get in the way.

@egri4: Salem shows its own version of the epidemic

@IMPERIAL: don't look for logic where it doesn't exist, as they say (c)

@torrerro: Three nuclear bombs, you must have forgotten the bomb that the German detonated in the shelter of the ancients

@torrerro: atomic bombs are more aimed at destroying, rather than infecting the territory with radiation, the same Hiroshima was already fully restored 10 years later.

@ToriAmaterasu: Everyone who writes "stretched", watch movies, there's only an hour and a half and that's it, they're already tired of their whining

@bulekov99: in the skirmishes that were shown before, the owner was always stronger and just spared him, trying to win over to his side as far as I remember.

Dangerous viruses are also kept in laboratories. And strigoi are generally the way to immortality.

@Alfonso: they are just dumb vegetables without a master, which they easily finished off after the bombs exploded. The patriarchs made vampires with intelligence (like their guards, vampire special forces), and the lord had them all with the intelligence of a sparrow without a single administrative center. Even if someone is infected, the same cormorant will appear.

By the way, even the characters of the series reacted positively to Eph's story about why Zach detonated the first bomb, and no one was eager to chop him into pieces

@Triple_Sun: The wonderful series PHAHPAHPHAHHA

@Greenwatergun: but after all, there was salvation by love, Zach could have killed his father, but instead he shot at the Owner, and then he could not stand the fact that the Owner took Goodweather's body and pressed the button.

@LDU_serials: only the Strain is a film adaptation of the book, well, okay.