The whole art and props department did an incredible job at crafting such believable sets and items, extraordinary. The Mohawks having only Native Americans playing them is the best, bringing justice to the tribe. It was the season finale I wanted, lots of drama between the Mohawks and the quest to save Roger was successful in a way with twists and an interesting plot point with the native american from the future which was something I missed, the time travel aspect of the show. What is possible and how many have truly went inside the stones, I want more info! The cast did an amazing job, each one giving great and believable performances, ultimately giving us some quality drama.
The overall season and production design have been great, emmy worthy. It's again a well thought out plot that is character driven and slow paced but it works perfectly because of the ensemble cast and characters that we've followed throughout the multiple seasons, we know them but we get to see other sides of them. With the characters now living in America, we get to see beautiful scenery and sets that are mostly hand crafted, you get immersed of the realism of the sets, really feeling like a town or Mohawk camp. Switching the focus to Bree and Roger, showing their lives and the whole story arc with them time traveling to 1770 to Claire and Jamie was what made it an incredible season for me. Having Stephen Bonnet as the recurring villain worked perfectly, the actor's performance was great and I hope he will return. Overall a great season filled with great drama, cinematography, music and acting. Superb.
