Poldark

Likewise ?

Wow! Emotionally drained.

A bit "over musiced"?

Who cares - lovely ??but

That was a shocker! I had to have a quick lie down afterwards.

Some excellent performances by the actors, though.

An insipid character; no great loss.

At least they dumbed down her end, grumppa. In the book she stinks the house out with gangrene. Only Dwight with his knowledge of death in a French prison realises the end is nigh. I was longing for Demelza to tell Rarss to piss off and get over himself.

I wonder why Valentine makes me think of Damien in The Omen?

I remember the 1970s version where Ross covers his nose with a hanky when goes to see Elizabeth's body.

She made a pretty good looking corpse.

Sometimes I wish Demelza would stop being so understanding of Ross .

I was very shocked the first time (with Robin Ellis) so this time I knew what to expect. However, still a very emotional episode.

I don't remember Morwenna leaving without her son either in the book ir in the previous version - did she?

Does anyone read Deborah Ross in the Sunday Times TV bit? Her reviews of Poldark always make me laugh.

Whatever was in the potion Elizabeth drank, seems to me it was potent as the nerve agent used over here recently!!!!

Anyone know what’s on next week instead of this. (It’s been a long eight weeks).

DH and I had a wager on which character would be bumped off. I still haven’t got my 50p!

Thank heaven that's over! Please can we something light on a Sunday evening?

That was a brilliant ending, though Elizabeth's death was sanitised compared with the book.
Merlot - you did lighten the mood by making me laugh about Valentine - I shall always think of him as Damien now!

Thank the lord Drake has at last stopped all that mooning about over Morwenna. Let's hope she gets her child back in the next series. Roll on Autumn...

I didn't think morwenna knew how to smile! She's been tragic for so long.

Shocked with Elizabeth's departure. Brilliant acting by all. So looking forward to next series.

Ross seemed to have forgotten that it was all his idea for Elizabeth to find a way of convincing George she could only carry to eight months.

Be careful what you wish for.

I think the potion contained rye fungus (ergot) which produces muscle spasms amonst other symptoms and then could cause gangrene.

I quite liked poor Elizabeth, coping with her constrained life through a haze of laudanum.

Ross needs a kick up the proverbial.

I was expecting it - because I have read the books and I can remember the first series. Still sad though. I have to say, Jack Farthing's Warleggen was brilliant! He played it so well!

It's hard to believe that he is so nice in RL (apparently)

Yes the portrayel of Warleggin was brilliant, I agree. That little lift of the chin.... he came over as someone with an inferiority complex, desperately sensitive instead of just a brute. Though he was that too of course. I found him fascinating.