"Enjoys being the victim" suggests she's glad her kids are dead. A more accurate statement would be that if not for the kindness of people being sympathetic, she'd have killed herself a long time ago. If it's what she needs to do to get through the day, let her do it, and all the more power to her. I don't think…

These people aren't looking for moral sophistication, they're probably just looking to fuck people up mentally and take their blood, like demented vampires. Whoever runs the whole thing is likely some rich madman.

After this episode I desperately hope Nora destroys them, they're clearly a totally fucked up scam operation with direct intentions to mentally torture people.

No one moves on from children dying, and children dying the way hers did is even worse. She wasn't even able to bury them. Are you saying that she should be able to move on? If people feeling sympathetic for her makes her feel good, why is that a crime? You think she should just kill herself because she's unable to…

Kevin's "just move on and get over it already" argument, making it out like Norah is constantly bringing it up to everyone that her kids are dead, was fucking stupid. He was right that she shouldn't have bailed after his psychological break but after that he lost me. People don't just move on from what she went…

Couldn't have said it better myself, my feelings exactly.

Rot in hell, Pepe.

I thought all of it was strong, the pace in the first 4 was unrelenting and filled with so many amazing moments.

Same, her vanishing was one of the few flaws of S2. Maybe it was inevitable with Uhtred having kids since he made it clear he wanted to bone Hilde before that.

Yeah, I'm annoyed about this because there's like nowhere else on the internet to talk about it. Last Season had 120+ comments for the finale, I know AVC is cutting back but this is bullshit.

There has to be some place for AVC fans of the show to talk about it, there were some great comments last season.

Why are you not reviewing The Last Kingdom? If it's an issue of manpower, I'll write up reviews for free. It's the best show this year besides The Leftovers.

The rest of the episode was so unrelentingly depressing and defeating that it needed the ending it had. I haven't read the book, but I don't know if I can take it if we go the entire season without the inevitable rebellion I'm sure is coming at some point, this show is much better than TWD but I'm starting to think of…

I can't think of a reason for him telling Wendy about his stake in Ice Juice and behaving the way he did if not to try and nudge her into putting money on the short. It seems almost too genius even for him, but if Dake is in charge of pursuing Axe and a Wendy had no knowledge of the criminal actions at Axe, I think…

Money doesn't matter to him, he has power. Remember the end of Season 1? He swore a god damn blood oath on Axe, nothing else matters besides bringing him down and 11 episodes later he has fulfilled his word. I don't even think he'd pick being with Wendy over taking down Axe. He sees this guy as the embodiment of…

I don't think Maggie Siff has ever had a passionate love scene in anything she's done, or even been semi-nude. Stark contrast with the near exhibitionism of Akerman in stuff like that Netflix show she did with Orlando Bloom.

Fucking amazing episode, it's immeasurably satisfying seeing Axe get totally screwed this season.

Gary with the water bottle lol

Does the book explain how the world got to this point? To completely subjugate all women and wanton murder being sanctioned by the government.. I get the Trump parallels but this is still some crazy shit.

How can this shit possibly get an A- if we're comparing Season 3 to the last two? What is there to like besides Carrie Coon's character? David Thewlis is a boring gangster and everyone else is unbearably stupid, there's nothing here.