I think this death is just another great way of showing how the city collapses, if there's not even respect for an urban legend like Omar anymore. I really love this idea, couldn't be more fitting for a show like The Wire.

Too bad John Goodman's character was killed off at the end of the season. His Youtube rants could have become a running gag.

Ok if she is alive, he would not have kidnapped her. They didn't just play act as he smashed her car and she sprayed mace in his face and she was genuinely scared for her life. They would have worked something out together so Will wouldn't have had to attack her as they were already collaborating together in private. The fact that she called Jack so he heard her screams was purely by chance and not staged. That's why my initial reaction watching this was that he killed her cause he wouldn't kidnap her as it makes zero sense unless you are doing it for the sake of the audience which is stupid. The meat was most likely human as Hannibal knows his meat and Will would not have taken that chance. It is probable that the meat belonged to the meat stored in the barn where he began to abduct the woman but I don't see how Will would cook and eat it without even flinching like that. I'm also curious as to what building that was where the head was staged on the animal skeleton. It looked like a church but there were iron gates that made it look kind of like a dungeon. Security? Hmmm. I can read critical evidence. I'm sorry but I don't buy it, just too far fetched for me but like I said I will keep watching hoping it reduces the far-fetched stuff. The show just strikes me as trying way too hard now to be clever. Watching Silence of the Lambs again the other day was refreshing as it was very clever but also controlled.

Also, what is Ragnar thinking? I know Owl Slug's got that sexy exotic supermodel look going, but seriously Lagertha is way hot.

For instance, why did Floki tell his wife he chose King Horik over Ragnar when they were alone if he was really just faking it all?

I'm really interested in finding out Carlton's hand in all of this. He used to smuggle people across the borders but were there some connections between him and the Duncans.

Also, fuck yeah Helena! I really didn't like that Daniel chap

The way I took that last episode is that lots of the characters were tempted by King Horik, or at least thought they would do well for themselves to get into his good graces at least. I think Floki was no exception; he genuinely was a little disenfranchised by Ragnar and thus his conversation with Helga. However, after trying to improve his position with Horik, he learned that Horik wasn't just a potentially powerful ally but actually a murderous asshole more intent on petty revenge (in terms of both King Ecbert and Ragnar) than on bettering the lives of his people, he changed his tune and obviously ratted on him to Ragnar. Same goes for Siggy.

So I thought it was a really strong finale and definitely has me perplexed as to who the new villain is, initially I thought Elsa (?) you know the girl Charming was originally supposed to marry but now I'm also open to the White Queen from Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe. I'm super pissed that Regina lost yet another love interest just because Emma couldn't leave well the fuck enough alone, way more upset than I should be actually. I am really happy though that Killian finally got him some attention Emma I always liked those two together. I dug the whole Rumple and Bell wedding, it was super cute, but I still think he's a giant douche for not giving her the real dagger.

Probably my favorite two parts of the episode though were Rumple's one liner in the dark dungeon after he drank the forgetting potion, also super shocked and happy that he actually drank it cause I sure as hell didn't think he would. Second favorite part is that I think we're getting the Evil Queen back again now that Regina lost Robin hood, but maybe we'll get lucky and his wife will die somehow so they can be together but I doubt it. Besides I like evil Regina way better anyways.

If only it was that simple to kill that bitch Rachel, I would've gladly clapped my hands in joy to see that happen with Helena pulling the trigger. Ah well, next episode is gonna unravel a lot of things like Paul knowing Mrs S. Also, Vic, that raggedly ex-bf, seems to make a return to the show. Will he get another of his hands severely injured remains to be known