Me, too. That would have been great and another ally for Sansa.

Man was I giddy with the Valyria scenes. It made me feel like the part of KING KONG entering Skull Island or anything from Ray Harryhausen or The Land That Time Forgot. Very much of the "lost world" genre. Ruins, dragons and stone men, oh my!

True enough. I wasn't even sure of what year this was supposed to be until someone mentioned Mina's tombstone being 1891 (if I remember correctly). Having an Orlando type of person embroiled with Dorian would definitely cure him of his immortality malaise, ha!

Being a fan of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen graphic novels (which Penny Dreadful is a spiritual adaption in my mind anyway), I was expecting the Angelique character to be Orlando, although the show's time period still has about 30 more years to go.

I've only seen the episode once, but yeah, I got the impression that Boon fired first, even if it was within miliiseconds.

he's like Toby crossed with Ryan Gosling, both have that dead stare thing down pat

even the way the actor posed himself while talking with that little limp wrist thing was great.

"gold shrouds" I took it as all of her children will die (while she's still alive, I mean we all die eventually).

when I saw the French princess, I figured Ragnar would get with her eventually. Now I'm pretty sure it's Rollo.

all I knows is, Rollo's a badass for going in shirtless. Rollo don't give a fuuuuuck.

God damn I love this show.

thank you. This "show overtaking the books" was known early last year, especially when it was clear "The Winds of Winter" wasn't coming out any time soon.

yeah I don't understand the Floki griping this season, he seems to be acting exactly as his character should in these situations, granted it may not be as fun as he has been in Season 1 or 2.

I'm glad JUSTIFIED looks to be ending on a strong final season.

I think you are on to something here.

yeah I'm not sure what the Mercians game plan was. To watch the Vikings sail down the river past them while they pick them all off with arrows? They didn't think the Vikings would have went to one shore or the other? What was the point of the divided force unless the kingdom of Mercia is entirely divided by an…

funny I noticed that, too. Also it sounded like Þorunn was doing the same back.

ooops, my bad.

Would love to see a Lars Von Tier medieval epic.

If the author of this article was shocked about the more un-PC elements of this movie, she should go check out some of Mel Brooks' older movies.