"Room Service" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Blood packs

Alex, having drunk the blood from The Countess' body, realizes that she's changing. Her body temperature is shockingly low; her vision seems in and out of focus; she seems completely out of it. Checking in on Max, her patient, he seems to have taken a turn for the worse.

She sends the mother out to get breakfast and departs for her own mean, indulging in the IV packs of blood in one of the hospital storage rooms. In the bathroom, she takes her own blood sample and, to save the dying child, puts it into his drip, almost immediately transforming him.

Answer: Iris

Donovan brings his mother to the lavish abode of Ramona Royale at four in the morning and reveals that he has an inside man for the task she wants to accomplish-- his mother. Iris, managing the Cortez, has all the opportunity to bring The Countess down from within. Ramona criticizes Donovan for recklessly endangering his mother and infecting her with the virus.

She fears that The Countess will know as soon as she sees her, but the others seem to think she'll be invisible. At the hospital, Det. Lowe discovers that her blood worked wonders; Max is perfectly fine after what appeared to be total respiratory failure.

The boy is discharged.

Answer: Triple sec

Iris returns to the Hotel Cortez and is immediately sussed out by Liz Taylor who, instead of letting her go to bed, brings her up to the bar and pours her some hair of the dog. What it turns out to be, and what rejuvenates her, is blood and triple sec, the former ingredient being part of The Countess' secret stash.

In a few hours, she'll need to feed on fresh blood. Liz is somewhat excited-- Iris is being reborn. Iris, however, feels trapped for eternity in her own personal Hell. Liz assures her that she could, yet, get lucky.

Answer: Madeline

In the suburbs, Max murders his parents to drink their blood, then hops on the bus to head to school for Halloween. There, the teacher confiscates his weapon but he shows one of his friends, Madeline, that he's also hiding a kitchen knife in his boot.

In a closet, Max kisses Madeline, accidentally biting her lip and drawing blood. To make it up to her, he draws blood on his own lip and resumes the kiss, infecting her as well. Soon, the teacher discovers they're missing and heads to the closet only to find Madeline infected with the measles, writhing on the ground. Things turn from bad to worse; Max closes the door and slits his teacher's throat, telling Madeline to drink the blood to regain her strength.

Answer: One

The school principal, walking by Max's classroom, discovers the teacher missing and all of the kids infected with the measles inside. Heading back to the closet, he finds the cause-- Madeline is drinking the teacher's blood while Max appears and stabs him in the stomach before slitting his throat as well.

He offers the principal up to the other kids in an attempt to turn them, but the principal barely escapes, running to the office and alerting the secretaries to put the school into a lockdown. What the cops find is nothing short of chaotic; the kids have broken into the office and hidden in the gymnasium.

When the cops interrogate them, they all have the same story-- a man broken into the school wearing a black robe and a mask. They're free to go after questioning.

Answer: True

Det. Lowe, being spoken to by his superior, is angered by the lack of understanding of his prior night's experiences. While he clearly had dinner with some of history's most notorious serial killers, or at least people posing as them, he definitely believes he witnessed a murder and he demands an investigation at the Hotel Cortez.

He believes that the man portraying March is likely the Ten Commandments Killer. His boss feels that perhaps he's not the right person for the job and that, maybe, he shouldn't have signed off on a psych evaluation after his son left. Before he leaves the office, Lowe is fired from the force. Iris, meanwhile, has two new guests checking into the Hotel Cortez and, soon after their arrival, it's apparent that they're a bit more than obnoxious.

Answer: Cat food

When Iris returns to the lobby, she arrives just in time to catch The Countess and Tristan Duffy departing...or they do until The Countess turns around and asks Iris to leave a message. The two of them find that Iris is acting particularly nervous, but they get an excuse in response before they decide to leave. That's when Iris gets a phone call from the hipster couple she just checked in; they're looking for room service, specifically a an artisanal cheese plate, some grilled romaine, and a pâté.

When Iris breaks down, Liz brings her to the kitchen and helps her put some cat food onto a plate for the couple. Of course, this allows the two of them to get to know one another.

Answer: The Countess

Iris asks Liz about her past, so she relents. In 1984, Liz was living in Topeka, married to a woman named Tracy, who was, really, nothing more than the same dress size. He went to the Hotel Cortez on a business trip and spent most of the time trying on his wife's clothes, transforming himself. One day, after ordering a glass of champagne, he turned around to find The Countess on his bed.

She realized who he really was almost immediately and decided that he should commit and become the goddess he needed to.

She christened him 'Liz Taylor' and urged him to go to the Roxy with her but he decided that was a bit much. Instead, she sent him to get some ice, inadvertently causing him to run into his coworkers returning from a strip club. When they turned around, they ran into The Countess and met their end.

She hired him on at the Hotel and he never went back to Topeka.

Answer: Yes

Iris, convinced that she needs to become her own goddess, decides to take matters into her own hands by bringing the new customers their room service. Fortunately, while they're disgusted by the lack of romaine lettuce, they seem to enjoy the cat food.

When Iris accidentally drops a knife, the tenants try to accuse her of deliberately attempting to slice off their toes because of her consistently hostile attitude. Iris takes this as the last straw, tearing into one of them with a corkscrew, then stabbing the other in the back with the knife, decrying them for acting horrible to her and drinking their blood to nourish herself.

Answer: Governess

Det. Lowe awakens to find Sally in bed with him though it's apparent he blacked out after drinks at the bar. He informs Sally that she needs to leave but she doesn't take the request too kindly. She says that they're destined to be together, of course.
Iris thanks Liz for the story earlier as they head out to dispose of the bodies from her feeding. They chuck them down the laundry chute and indulge in some red wine from the room. Iris decides that it's ironic-- she never learned to live until she died.
Alex tries on a dress in The Countess' suite while Holden enters. The Countess deems that she shall be the childrens' new governess provided she follows the rules set out for her. That day, she joins Holden in their coffin in the pool.