The Hunters try to make sense of their findings, but find it hard to make much progress when every day starts their investigation from scratch. But a new perspective and a startling discovery from Siobhan might just be what they need to begin unraveling the mystery.
It’s Moriah’s favorite Thursday…again.
After everything they’ve been through, it seems the town of Revenant has finally earned one perfect day: a chance to rest, reset, and–if only for 24 hours–forget about what tomorrow will bring.
In the aftermath, the people of Revenant find their way back to each other. Even as they sort through broken windows and shattered spirits, there are stronger things than fear in these hearts.
The Hunters bite back.
What are we, the producers of a critically-acclaimed breakout primetime vehicle for Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston’s dramatic careers? Because the events of this episode are BREAKING BAD.
Nobody knows how to bowl. Nobody has ever known how to bowl. It’s an impossible game and we’re done talking about it.
Zoë learns the truth about herself with some help from her father. Martha learns some truths about vampires with some help from Hawk. Moriah finally gets some gosh darn sleep, and wakes up to the sinking sensation that they’re all in over their heads.
CW: mild body horror, mention of blood, mention of violence
The team manages, against all odds and terrible time management skills, to get back together–and to start putting the pieces together as well. But as usual, the information they have only leads to more questions.
Look, we’re not entirely sure what’s happening in this episode. Martha commits some light identity theft, if that appeals to you? Siobhan leads the world’s most weirdly tense nature walk? Also, vampires? You should probably just listen.