The Road to Hell

Would have expected a lot more from the preseason finale, instead just long winded speeches, a few expected power moves, and lots of filler. Acting was decent.

This episode starts out with a bang-literally and we meet a new character, at this very late date, Duke (Conrad Khan). I am sick to death with the black-hole personality and ceaseless histrionics of Lizzie (Natasha O'Keefe). The brilliant Stephen Graham gets an expanded role. James Frecheville is not very good as Jack Nelson and his accent is worse.

We also get a 'red card' on a soccer (football) match! The spectacular music continues apace. This penultimate episode returns to form after two very dark and slow ones.

There are people obsessed with this series and have no critical thoughts for it. But this was a terrible PENULTIMATE EPISODE OF THE SERIES. Compare it to the that of the Sopranos or Breaking Bad and it's not even close to that level of greatness.

As someone else said, this would have been a good second episode.

Ep 1 and 4 are the only good episodes I feel, ep 5 was okay, there were some good moments in this episodes without a doubt but some things are ridiculous, Arthur is gone, his entire arc from s1 is out the window, I have lost anything I liked about him.

Michael wasn't to impressive in the episode, I could go on and on but it's a waste, this season, THE LAST SEASON EVER has been such a let down, it seems all it's doing is leading to a huge finale that could be amazing but I just don't understand why the entire season could have been amazing?

The final season is kinda disappointing for me. No plot twists, excitement, mind tricks etc. Nothing was surprising so far. This is not the Peaky Blinders we used to see in previous seasons.