Poldark Season Five: The Final Season Gives Fans Exactly What They Want
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Keri Lumm reviews the fifth and final season of Poldark for Paste, which you can watch in the video above or read the full transcript of below.
Poldark oh how I love to be frustrated with you, yet you are Pol-dark and handsome and because of this, I cannot look away.
Sometimes this show reminds me of one of their PBS cohorts, Downton Abbey. Remember when they started just killing off our favorite stars? I know, they wanted to leave for movies, whatever, it was upsetting.
Poldark just lets people go no matter how much we all love them, and when Elizabeth met her untimely end, I had to know what would happen next.
Spoiler alert: George has lost his mind.
It’s such an odd thing, because he loved to hate Elizabeth, and maybe that is why he cannot let her go. He’s delusional with grief and because of this is just in between.
And he is still mean as a snake. I’m thinking he won’t move past that anger stage of grief!
Ross is still mourning her, but handles it better because he still has Demelza. Demelza is so nice about all of this. I would be jealous until the day I died and then I would come back to haunt him.
We also see Jeffrey Charles all grown up, Elizabeth’s first son with Ross’s cousin. Deceased. I mean. This show.
Now that his mother is dead, he only has Ross and Demelza. George of course pretends like he doesn’t even exist I told you George. He needs to go to the time out corner.