How is this is a complaint, 8 episodes is like a week long holiday abroad; leaves you satisfied and wanting more, rather than 16 episodes/2 weeks abroad, which often leaves you wanting less. Better to be Firefly (amazing) than Arrested Development (amazing and then entirely unnecessary, plus plain bad).

I'm not surprised that the truth seems fictional to you, you are a leftie after all.

All of the polls, like in England too, are always favourable to the left wing, most Western governments are formed of left wing parties, these are basic facts. You don't think Hollande, a socialist, is left wing? Or Merkel either?

You think basic facts are conspiracies (because they make you look dumb/ill informed)? What are you, a Holocaust denier too? 'I haven't heard about that either, must be lies!'

Only left wing idiots, of which the majority of mainstream media seems to consist of, confuses Trump with Hitler, when in fact their policies are in many instances polar opposites. The likes of Hillary are far more akin to Hitler that the above accusation is a weak misdirect; she's responsible for 500,000 deaths just…

I've never really had a problem with Iris, the hate was news to me, but by Jove, she was INSUFFERABLE in this episode. Every line she had was a whine, constantly complaining, I couldn't stand her. I hope she dies.

Of course TWS is, that's what started this barrage! Fury Road isn't exactly deep but unlike the other two, it's a successful film because although it isn't deep, it doesn't need to be. It's a 'style' movie, about a chase, and is exactly what it needs to be. Whereas a political thriller and an ideological war film…

Haven't seen Revenant yet, but Birdman was arguably the best film of 2014, a little 'theatre-y' sometimes but definitely worthwhile.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, you seem to opt for shallow films don't you! The movie where half of it focuses on human characters, and the human characters are so poorly written that one word can describe each of them; dad, girlfriend, teenager, angry, sassy (the stereotypical black guy, an unintentional delight in…

All style and no substance? Not the guiding light I would've chosen. Even the aforementioned style consisted of shaky cam and bland, grey visuals, as is the norm now, TWS is arguably the most overrated film in recent years.

A testament to his acting skill that he can look scared?? You're easily impressed! Next, a basketball player that can throw a ball?! WOW!!

It went on for way, way too long. I don't see what everyone else seems to like with this episode, it was extremely padded with barely anything to it, she couldn't carry the episode at all, Mike was sorely missed, with his story getting only a tiny fraction of time when its proven to be the main positive in BCS. One…

Lord no, that last scene alone was easily the worst scene in the show's history, the laughably hammy confrontation, the drama of dropping just TWENTY FEET from Cornelia, then Papa Robertson afraid to break a leg, opting to jump 30 feet into an inferno, it was for want of a better word, retarded.

Why not? Are you saying that there's nothing likable about a loving husband? A loyal friend?

But why, he's awesome. Like Merle, he's an endearing racist.

Am I the only one that likes Gallinger? Sure, he's racist, but they've made him so sympathetic! Helping Thackery (for his own gain, sure), having his wife go nuts, trying so hard to be a good husband to her despite everything, even covering for her when she's discovered to be a killer, beating thieves that attacked…

Nah, the B+ was well deserved but yes, he did focus way too much on the negatives. Other than the laughably hammy screaming match with the General, this was such a great episode, intense throughout. Every thing that Martin does increases the chance of it all unraveling. Every thing he says to or does with one…

Would be pretty redundant seeing as how The Last Kingdom is the definitive Alfred the Great story. And the actor cannot be topped.

It was good but flawed. Their shield wall was pathetic, they ran towards the ropes without using their shields to cover their backs, there were too many laughably stupid moments. Yes, a lot was very well done, but Blackwater, Watchers on the Wall, they didn't have these flaws.

This season has been quite poorly written and is easily the weakest season to date, a real disappointment, but this episode just saved it. I don't know how anyone could rate it the worst yet because it's been the only one with strong writing; I've waited so long for this level of characterisation, look at everything…