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Jan 2, 2020 · Now aboard the Demeter, the claustrophobic tone and slasher-film vibe combines beautifully with some witty dialogue as a reminder of how good this writer can be when he’s at his best, especially alongside Mark Gatiss. Episode 2 of Dracula begins with the Count sitting Sister Agatha down and discussing his long and complex journey to England.
Jan 4, 2020 · Dracula Episode 2 Recap. Dracula kills all the nuns and has Mina and Agatha cornered. He lets Mina go, but Agatha remains in his clutches. He is clearly fascinated by her, and the feeling is mutual, so instead of instantly killing her, he indulges her in a conversation. Being a goldmine of wit and sarcasm that she is, Agatha proves to be a ...
Jan 10, 2020 · We know that, due to Zoe’s cancer, her blood is toxic to the vampire. So drinking from her will kill him. In what ultimately ends up being a mercy kill, Dracula sucks on Zoe’s blood and, in ...
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Jan 6, 2020 · Agatha/Zoe, however, has given Dracula the courage to finally end his monstrous reign by allowing him to feast on her blood. As previously established in the episode, Zoe's blood is toxic to him ...
The first 2 episodes were dark, interesting, creepy, and had a fun dash of humor. Dracula was funny, smart, charismatic but also quite scary. The bad: The 3rd episode was a drastic change in tone, and a nonsensical mess. It seemed as if it were written by someone different than the writer of the first 2 episodes.
Jan 3, 2020 · Upon arrival, viewers were shocked when Dracula was greeted by a helicopter, police cars and Agatha Van Helsing as a member of the police force, who then welcomes him to the UK, asking: "What took ...
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Jan 5, 2020 · The ending of Netflix 's Dracula season 1 answers a burning question about the nefarious vampire and his greatest weakness after a surprise time jump to the present day. Created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss (Sherlock), Dracula loosely adapts the classic novel by Bram Stoker but also diverges from it wildly, taking the dark lord of the night ...
