107 – “For Services Rendered” – Embroidery with Vampires

The Canary Underground: A Podcast for FX's "The Strain"

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This week the Luss transformation is finally almost complete, and once again Neeva is the only one thinking straight. Rachael and Amberlee are delighted by the appearance of the vampire vampire hunters, and we note Eph’s lack of milk as the mysterious case of the disappearing mother begins to unfold. Gus is in jail, sadly without a salmon ladder, in his least impressive scene to date, while Jim shares some poorly constructed scenes with Sylvia. All is not lost however, as we are given another set of fantastic flashbacks that illuminate the importance of woodcarving and Eichhorst’s impressive people skills.

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