Sneak Peek 2
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Sneak Peek
Interviews
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: We haven’t seen Daniel since the season 2 midseason finale, so it’s been a while. When did you come up with his story in terms of what had happened to him? Did you know all the way back when he set the compound on fire, or did it come together later?
DAVE ERICKSON: There are a lot of circumstances creatively and practically that went into the decision for this supposed death back in episode 207, and then here’s Daniel’s resurrection. But the story itself in terms of how he got out and where he was going didn’t really manifest until we got to the [writers’ room] this season. Since we hadn’t seen him for so long, we wanted to make sure that we had a good, surprising return for him, which I think we got at the end of last week.
But then we really wanted to afford Daniel a full episode just to sort of catch up with where he was at, what his headspace was, how he had recovered from the fire and from that chapter of madness, and then sort of put him back on track. I knew he was coming back, and we started talking about that last season. It was really just a question of when we wanted to drop him in and how we wanted to integrate him into the story again.
DAVE ERICKSON: There are a lot of circumstances creatively and practically that went into the decision for this supposed death back in episode 207, and then here’s Daniel’s resurrection. But the story itself in terms of how he got out and where he was going didn’t really manifest until we got to the [writers’ room] this season. Since we hadn’t seen him for so long, we wanted to make sure that we had a good, surprising return for him, which I think we got at the end of last week.
But then we really wanted to afford Daniel a full episode just to sort of catch up with where he was at, what his headspace was, how he had recovered from the fire and from that chapter of madness, and then sort of put him back on track. I knew he was coming back, and we started talking about that last season. It was really just a question of when we wanted to drop him in and how we wanted to integrate him into the story again.
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Now instead of being able to cast that wide net he just has Strand — and historically the two have never really hit it off. How does he handle with basically just having Strand for help?
He knows what Strand is, he’s seen this character many times. He recognizes the con man that Strand is. Earlier in the episode — when Strand says Ofelia is waiting for him — Salazar realizes he’s being lied to. He knows he’s being lied to at that point, but it doesn’t mean Ofelia is dead. He knows Strand knows more about what happened to Ofelia.
He knows what Strand is, he’s seen this character many times. He recognizes the con man that Strand is. Earlier in the episode — when Strand says Ofelia is waiting for him — Salazar realizes he’s being lied to. He knows he’s being lied to at that point, but it doesn’t mean Ofelia is dead. He knows Strand knows more about what happened to Ofelia.
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Synopsis
An oncoming threat disrupts peace; Madison and Troy search for answers; Alicia must reconcile with her past.
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