This was a hilarious episode, but I laughed the most when Charlie tried to rhyme Dee with something, and then rhymed it with I.

This show has an idea for each seasonal ark, but doesn't have any idea how to connect the dots (half-season openings and finales). 16 episodes is way too many for the writers of this show, that's why about 12 out of 16 episodes of each season are pointless filler.

The moral of the story is don't mess with disgusting birds.

So, the main plot is Jimmy Smits' dad orchestrating terrorist attacks to ensure Jimmy Smits' election? How does that supposed to work? How does implicating his campaign manager in what looks like multiple terrorist attacks help him get elected?

Remember when Jack Bauer robbed a convenience store in the interests of national security back in S4?

I have original CDs I bought about 20 years ago and they still work fine. All the CD/DVD-Rs I had gone unreadable after 5-10 years.

All the episodes since Ragnar's death, and especially the finale, felt like the show rebooting itself. S5 will feel like an entirely different show, probably dealing with the same events The Last Kingdom did better.

RIP Maureen, you poor cat … or woman … or some kind of cat-woman.

No show currently on TV does battle scenes like Vikings. Not even Game Of Thrones.

Mac's poor attempts at concealing his homosexuality will never be not funny.

Liam McPoyle lost an eye during the wedding carnage in S8. The Lawyer lost an eye to McPoyle's bird last season during the trial episode. Naturally, the trial was about Liam's lost eye.

The show definitely suffers from lack of Ragnar. I know Hirst's intention was always to go beyond Ragnar's death, but none of the remaining potential leads is not even close.

The fake sitcom was much funnier than most real ones currently on network TV.

Even in season 1 they weren't entirely normal. Some of the oldest subplots originate there - Charlie's obsession with The Waitress, McPoyles, Dennis being a creep …

I WILL EAT YOUR BABIES, BITCH!

That would be my choice too. Leprechaun episode is a comedy masterpiece.

Well, this sucked.

- What's the worst that could happen?
"Frank Sets Sweet Dee On Fire".

I had a flashback to the "YOU WILL CALL HER" scene during one of the Westworld episodes. I had to turn the episode off for a few minutes because I couldn't stop laughing.

This show plays so fast and loose with the time periods, that any age argument is invalid. Lagertha could be 40 or 140. Same with everyone else.