I was really confused about the witches this week. Some of it was how the witches in general, and Hecate in particular, were acting really dumb. I mean, why did Hecate have to reference her lack of "sensible shoes" while running away from Ethan at the end? Now she's just given away who she is to everyone. And if the…

I kind of agree. I think we (or at least I) are in a very small minority of viewers when I say this, but these flashback episodes interspersed within the major storyline of the season was one of the things that rankled me the most last season, simply because it disrupted the momentum of the rest of the season.

It almost sounded to me like she "slipped" back into that accent a little bit, for a couple words, during her initial conversation with Victor when she was talking about memories, almost as if some of her past was just bubbling beneath the surface. But, I don't have the greatest ear for specific Irish/British dialects…

I love Alex Price, he really needs to be in more things! Such depth of emotion in his facial expressions as Proteus, and Gilbert was one of the most adorkable things I've ever seen.

I know I just posted in another comment thread that I thought Helen McCrory at the end during the double prayer chanting scene was over-the-top, but I just rewatched that whole scene with Madame Kali and the bath of blood and the witch daughters and the razor blade ring murder - and DAMN if it doesn't give me the…

I still can't help but see the spluttering politician man Fleming from The Thick of It every time I see him. But that's probably only because that's the only thing I've seen that actor in.

That's what I thought too, about what Caliban and Victor were shouting. I've only seen the episode once, but I think I saw Caliban giving Victor a look afterwards like, "WTF were you shouting NO for, DEMON?!"

100% agreed. I just love getting lost in the atmosphere of this show.

Just wanted to mention the scene with Philip and Elizabeth in the darkroom. I could almost hear the words Philip didn't say louder than the words he did say. Elizabeth, you should have just let him finish!