This has to be the worst bunch of human beings to ever be on this show. Dan, Will, and Rodney are just disgusting. I get so angry every week watching this!

I won't watch Dumb and Dumber. Not because I dislike my husband, who is constantly begging me to watch it, but because I just have no desire to see it.

I'm in the same boat with Breaking Bad. I watched the first 5 and a half seasons with my husband. Basically he was watching it and I'd be working in the same room, kind of paying attention. Then after the 7th episode of season 5 I never watched another scene. I never really enjoyed it or understood the hype. And I…

I totally agree. While it's absolutely silly that Iris doesn't know the big secret yet, she was behaving very strangely tonight with the ending the relationship threats. Any adult knows that keeping some small secrets from your partner is healthy.

I'm so glad I'm not alone!

If that's all we ever get of Liam McIntyre as Weather Wizard 2, I'm going to be a little upset. Spartacus deserves more.

Unlike apparently everyone else I was drawn to this show because of Dean Winters ( I never finished Breaking Bad, so Vince Gilligan wasn't a draw for me), and I'm really enjoying it. The two leads have a good rapport and the supporting cast is great. Although I wish they'd do more with Kal Penn.

I'm one of the people who commented about not liking Ecbert's face in the sacrifice scene. But I totally agree that he wouldn't be tolerant of another religion. My concern is just that I don't think he took the viking's religion seriously until he saw them at worship. Now I'm concerned that he will not be as gracious…

Yeah, I definitely didn't like Eckbert's face at the sacrifice. It's like he finally realized that Lagertha and the Vikings are not going to be easily swayed from their gods and they're not childlike 'pagans' that he can condescend to.

I love that Siggy is not falling for the stranger's shit. Aslaug and Helga would do well to adopt her caution. It's always served her well.

Absolutely. And that crazy look in his eye when he saw Clarke and said, "I found you." That was disturbing. The old Finn is gone.

Very good points. I had forgotten the Spacewalker thing and how calm he had been when kids started dying in the beginning. I have a lot to think about!

I was actually thinking they should kill Finn. Kind of a, "we're sorry our guy went crazy and killed a bunch of your unarmed people. We'll execute him and hopefully you won't be too mad at us and you'll still help us go after the mountain men" thing.

Yes. That whole scene was the best part of the episode.

I really liked this episode. Any time Catherine and Mary can get into hijnks together, I'm for it.
I'm also way more invested in Narcisse and Lola than I am in Francis and Mary. Considering that Narcisse is basically the Big Bad this season, what does that say about me?

My totally unrealistic optimistic thought is that it's Carol with a very fragile Beth and that we won't lose either. It would make sense then for Daryl to check out the church and make sure the group was still there and that everything was safe (or as safe as it can be in this situation) before telling them to come…

Oooh. Good catch. I wasn't thinking that Carol was the only other person who had seen that dude, so I kept waiting for someone to say something! Now it'll just slip away unnoticed. Interesting.

I want to be Clarke when I grow up. She's so strong and always thinking about her people. I can't get over how good this show is.

So, obviously this season was a let down, but I'm going to continue to choose to focus on the things I liked about this finale and the season in general!

I've always thought that a blanket policy of not killing any of your enemies, a la Batman, is silly and detrimental to a character's hero status and world. And I think that really applies in this case, because you're right: Peter is literally the source of all the terrible things that have happened in the Teen Wolf…