DJariya

Synopsis:

"THE DEVIL'S WALTZ"

11/29/2013 (10:00PM - 11:00PM) (Friday) : Harker discovers that General Shaw is far from the heroic figure he presents to the public. Van Helsing's first attempt at infusing a vampiric test-subject with his solar-serum is a disaster. Lord Davenport's agents abduct and torture Renfield. Harker and Mina's engagement party sets a stage for betrayal and contretemps when a single dance between Mina and Grayson unveils their true feelings. TV-14 SV


Episode 5 of 10


Halfway home for those watching.

Baron Of Hell

Lots of ripping apart body parts in this one. I enjoyed this episode for the most part. I wish they closed the ceiling after the daylight juice failed. They could have used the vampire again instead of letting her burn.

The waltz was interesting but a little over done, to many people catching on.

starseed1981

I'm actually quite liking this one. Any idea how it's doing in the ratings department?

RocShemp

Yeah, I didn't get why they let her burn. I also felt they opened the ceiling too soon. I'm no doctor but I doubt the heart would have pumped that serum all through her circulatory system mere seconds after being injected with it.

Really loved the backstory of Renfield.

I hope Grayson explains that away with a half truth. Just say that he lost someone dear to him many years ago and during the Waltz with Mina, he was overcome with memories of that person.

PhantomStranger

I finally caught up with watching this series over the weekend. I like the entire cast in their roles...except its main star. I don't buy Meyers as the immortal Dracula with whatever accent he's trying to push on the show. Overlooking that one flaw, it has been a fine show so far. It continues the recent television trend of re-doing Victorian era stories with modern mores, which seriously hurts the show's historical credibility.

RichC2

Very poorly (0.9 demo rating for live+sd).

RocShemp

Damn. I really like this show. Of course it's doing poorly.

PhantomStranger

That is not good at all, though NBC didn't really attempt much promotion for Dracula. This series also looks a bit expensive with all the period sets and CGI.

tasha99

The accent is horrible. It's only acceptable because Dracula himself is faking an accent. Still cringeworthy, though.