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Preacher Episode Guide Episodes 001–043 Preacher Episode Guide Episodes 001–043 Last episode aired Sunday September 29, 2019 www.amc.com c c 2019 www.tv.com c 2019 www.amc.com c 2019 c 2019 www.comingsoon.net geekgirlauthority.com The summaries and recaps of all the Preacher episodes were downloaded from http://www.tv.com and http://www. amc.com and http://www.comingsoon.net and http://geekgirlauthority.com and processed through a perl pro- gram to transform them in a LATEX file, for pretty printing. So, do not blame me for errors in the text ! This booklet was LATEXed on October 1, 2019 by footstep11 with create_eps_guide v0.62 Contents Season 1 1 1 Pilot ...............................................3 2 See................................................7 3 The Possibilities . 11 4 Monster Swamp . 15 5 South Will Rise Again . 19 6 Sundowner . 23 7 HeGone............................................. 27 8 ElValero............................................. 31 9 Finish the Song . 35 10 Call and Response . 39 Season 2 43 1 On the Road . 45 2 Mumbai Sky Tower . 49 3 Damsels . 53 4 Viktor .............................................. 57 5 Dallas . 61 6 Sokosha . 65 7 Pig................................................ 69 8 Holes............................................... 73 9 Puzzle Piece . 77 10 Dirty Little Secret . 81 11 Backdoors . 85 12 On Your Knees . 89 13 The End of the Road . 93 Season 3 97 1 Angelville . 99 2 Sonsabitches . 103 3 Gonna Hurt . 107 4 The Tombs . 111 5 The Coffin . 115 6 Les Enfants Du Sang . 119 7 Hilter . 123 8 The Tom/Brady . 127 9 Schwanzkopf . 131 10 The Light Above . 135 Season 4 137 1 Masada . 139 2 Last Supper . 143 3 Deviant . 147 Preacher Episode Guide 4 Search and Rescue . 151 5 Bleak City . 155 6 The Lost Apostle . 159 7 Messiahs . 163 8 Fear of the Lord . 167 9 Overture . 171 10 End of the World . 175 Actor Appearances 179 II Season One Preacher Episode Guide Pilot Season 1 Episode Number: 1 Season Episode: 1 Originally aired: Sunday May 22, 2016 Writer: Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Sam Catlin Director: Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg Show Stars: Dominic Cooper (Jesse Custer), Joe Gilgun (Cassidy), Ruth Negga (Tulip O’Hare), Lucy Griffiths (II) (Emily Woodrow), W. Earl Brown (Sheriff Hugo Root), Tom Brooke (Fiore), Anatol Yusef (DeBlanc), Ian Colletti (Eugene Root) Guest Stars: Derek Wilson (Donnie Schenck), Ricky Mabe (Miles Person), Jamie Anne Allman (Betsy Schenck), Brian Huskey (Ted Reyerson), Thomas Barbusca (Chris Schenck), Irungu Mutu (African Preacher), Allan Gaitrira (African Congregant), Miriam Fease (10 Yo Kansas Girl), Elias Hanlon (7 Yo Twin Kansas Boy), Andrei Lapionak (Russian Witness), Matt Peterson (Gary), Judith Rane (Mrs. Reyerson), Miles Wartes (Deputy), Tabatha Shaun (Goth Guitar Girl), Kristen Loree (Mrs. Root), Joseph Gallegos (Emily’s 8 Yo Son), Luke Gallegos (Emily’s 6 Yo Son), Madelyn Henderson (Emily’s 4 Yo Daughter), Tim Mikulecky (Hedge Fund Guy), Crystal Martinez (Patsy Villanueva), Isabella Martinez (Spectator Girl) Summary: Preacher Jesse Custer tries to tend his flock in Annville, Texas, as best he can. As his past catches up to him, a celestial intervention is called for. and arrives. Outer Space — A baby cries and a glow- ing object streaks through space. It fi- nally slams into Earth. In Africa — A preacher tells his congre- gation that the light and darkness are fighting again, and it is written that a prophet will come. The door blasts open, slamming the preacher to the ground. His eyes open after a moment, and the congregation cheers and says that it’s a miracle. The preacher stands up and tells them to be quiet. Everyone does, and the creature possessing the preacher says that he is the chosen one... and then the preacher explodes. The congregation runs out, screaming, and behind them something smashes out of the church. Annville, Texas — A preacher, Jesse Custer, gets up from his bed and gets dressed. He walks to his rural church, the All Saints Congregational, in the towns of Annville, Texas. Later, Jesse stumbles through a sermon to a disinterested congregation, and afterward everyone gathers for a picnic. Jesse talks with Ted Reyerson and advises him to be honest with his mother when she interrupts him at dinner. The preacher finally cuts him short to talk to a boy, Chris, who has brought him a beer. Chris says that it’s about his dad, Donnie Schenck. He says that he doesn’t like Donnie because he’s mean, and Jesse sees Donnie twisting his wife Betsy’s arm. Chris asks Jesse to hurt Donnie, and Jesse points out that it’s a sin just to ask. The boy says that Donnie 3 Preacher Episode Guide has it coming, and when Jesse chuckles, Chris tells him not to laugh. He says that he’s heard that before Jesse became a preacher, he did things. Jesse tells Chris to bring him a beer and maybe he’ll do them, and asks Chris how far he should go. He warns that Donnie will fight back and his buddies will want to help out, and Jesse will need to defend himself. Things will escalate, and violence makes violence, and finally makes nothing much at all. Jesse asks if Chris wants that, and Chris stares at him in shock. Jesse says that he might be able to help but doesn’t know what, and Chris tells him to pray for him before walking off. That night, everyone gathers to unveil the high school’s new politically correct mascot. Jesse is there and finally goes to his truck to take a drink. Sheriff Hugo Root comes over and warns that they can’t get rid of beloved cultural icons, and asks Jesse to stop by and visit Eugene. Jesse says that Donnie is abusing his wife, and Hugo says that he’ll listen to a formal complaint. When Jesse mildly objects, Hugo admits that he was a bit uneasy when he heard Jesse was coming back. But Jesse has been quiet, and Hugo is fine with Jesse being back. 30,000 Feet Up — On a plane, businessmen are partying on a private plane. The bartender, Cassidy, is talking with them and steps away to go the bathroom. He finds a bible in the drawer and thumbs through it, and discovers someone has scribbled on the pages, talking about wrath as love. Cassidy looks at himself in the mirror and smiles, and then goes back. He sees the sun out the window and wonders why they’re heading that direction. But then shrugs it off. Cassidy then attacks the businessmen, who grab weapons and attack him. He defends himself, killing them all. The pilot runs out and Cassidy throws a bottle into his chest. The officer calls Cassidy an abomination and pours holy water on him. Cassidy shrugs it off, asks when they’ll earn, and rips out the officer’s throat with his teeth. As the alarms go off, Cassidy pours himself a drink from the bottle in the pilot’s chest, opens the outside door, grabs an umbrella, and throws himself out of the plane. Jesse is eating at the diner with Emily Woodrow, and Ted is still complaining to him about his mother. Jesse tells him to be honest with him again, and the manager Gary comes over to complain that he has to seat people. Once he leaves, Emily and Jesse discuss church business. A man, Miles, comes over and tries to make conversation. Emily says that they’re discussing business. Once Miles leaves, Jesse points out that it’s three years since Kevin has died, and Emily can make herself available. She insists that she is but clearly isn’t convinced. In Africa, two men pull up to the now-abandoned church and go inside. Jesse drives to Walter’s house and finds him passed out on the couch. He goes to find Walter a shirt and sees a gun on the dresser. There’s a woman singing in the shower, and Jesse quickly leaves. The woman comes out of the shower and watches Jesse go, and starts singing gently to herself. Kansas: Not That Long Ago — A woman, Tulip O’Hare, is driving down the road and a man grabs her from the rear seat. The car goes into a cornfield and she grabs a knife. They struggle and the man tries to drive the knife into her throat. Tulip knocks it away, pulls the man down, and bites his ear. She then gets back into the front and gets control of the car, and drives out of the cornfield and brakes to a stop. Tulip then gets the man out of the car and kills her attacker with an ear of car. Two children come out from the nearby farmhouse and think it was awesome. Tulip explains that the killer was a bad guy and asks if their parents are there, just as Tulip’s cellphone goes off with an ETA of 20 minutes. She sees some cans and gasoline nearby, and leads the children inside. Tulip says that more bad guys are coming and pours the corn shine into the taped-together cans. They suggest that she call the police, but Tulip says that they wouldn’t help. She puts some chains in the cans and tapes them in a row, and explains that’s how to make a bazooka. Tulip has the children hide in the cellar and locks them in as a helicopter comes down. There are gunshots and explosions. Once the noise dies down, the children go up and find corpses everywhere. Tulip is getting into her car and apologizes for the mess, gives the children her name, and drives off. Jesse dozes off in his truck and remembers his father making him promise before he dies.
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