Lock and Key

What a great finale. Although I love the series, I've felt like Season 6 just wasn't doing it for me. I really thought this episode was gonna be a mess, trying to conclude everything going on. While it didn't conclude everything, it was very-very well planned and executed with a small addition to the runtime. Acting, direction and photography were top notch and so was the sound editing. I was on the edge of my seat 2 or 3 times. A very fitting ending to a more 'mature' Peaky Blinders. Their rest is yet to come, though.

It was a quite emotional episode that had me constantly on the edge of my seat and almost in tears at one point, but it really didn't feel like the last ever episode of the show. There's definitely going to be that movie, but as the final episode of the show, it was a bit of a letdown honestly! This episode, and the sixth series as a whole has felt less like a conclusion of this chapter and more of a set-up for the film... Which I once again have mixed feelings for.

The season overall is the weakest by far, but the last episode is a great example of how you can end a masterpiece series excellently.

Writers from series like Dexter New Blood or Game of Thrones should learn from here. Great and unpredictable ending for one of the best shows ever. Long life to the F___ ng Peaky Blinders.

Phenomenal episode from start to finish, had me on the very edge of my seat, this episode once again like many of the other finales in this series proved me wrong, PERFECT!

Every season you start with dusted blackness of elegance until gradually it becomes melancholically beautiful and, inexplicable. I admire everything this show has shown from In the Bleak Midwinter to Armistice, all the cast, and Steven, did an unforgettable masterpiece will absolutely stay in an evermore eras.. this has stayed from my peaked teenage days till now, Indeed, in the bleak midwinter.