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I was yelling at Dean at the end of episode. He is definitely going to the "dark side". The look on his face as Sam and Cas tried to pull him away from Gadreel was terrifying. He just looked bloodthirsty. I didn't appreciate the way he was treating Sam either. Loved the pop references in this episode--Lord of the Rings, Raiders! Geek heaven! And I answered the riddle before Sam did! Cas' attempt to answer it was hilarious!

Even though I suspected Floki was working for Ragnar, I was still terrified I was wrong half-way through the episode. And I did not see Siggy's double-cross coming. (I wonder if Rollo knew that her sleeping with Horik was part of the plan?) Yay! Ragnar was in control the entire time. I knew he couldn't be that stupid. I'm still not sure who was left alive. Surely, Ragnar would NOT leave Horik's son alive? That would definitely come back to bite him in the future. When Horik asked him to spare his son, I wanted him to spit "Like you were going to spare mine?" and kill the kid right in front of him. (VIkings makes me bloodthirsty!)

I think they handled Burke's return perfectly. The chemistry is still there, but he's grown up and moved on, and Christina has as well. Unlike most people, I love Owen, but she's going to leave him behind. So sad but medicine is her one true love. I'm betting she will take Shane with her (as they've mentioned he's leaving the show.) WTH didn't Jo ask someone for help when she screwed up!? Calling Alex doesn't count! I did like seeing him being happy and successful. He deserves it! Bailey, Bailey, Bailey. I know why you did it, but you are so screwed!

I swear if Greer does not realize what a PRIZE her hubby-to-be is, then she doesn't deserve him. He's turning out to be the best catch on the show! I can understand why Mary is getting whiplash from Francis' ever changing priorities. I think they will have to reach some understanding about the realities of their lives at some point (they are husband and wife but each rulers as well). I would like for Mary to GO to Scotland at some point!

Very satisfying series finale. I knew that the only way Aidan and Sally could ever be together was for him to die. I just didn't see how they were going to do it, but I liked the writers' solution. I loved seeing Aidan enjoy being human again even if only for a short time--the scene in the diner was great! Josh and Nora happily living their lives with their children was a wonderful final memory of the show for me. You suck a lot of the time, Syfy, but this was well done!