"Episode 5 seemed different compared to other episodes somehow, but I liked it. I actually began to feel bad for Kathryn when they told her the King had decided to grant her mercy. But of course she had to go and lie and say Dereham raped her and Culpeper and Lady Rochford were the ones who pushed for the relationship. All three of them (Kathryn, Culpeper, and Rochford) played the blame game, which I assume really happened. I actually felt bad for Dereham, even though he acted like a you-know-what in episode 4. His punishment was way to cruel. If anything, Culpeper should have gotten his punishment instead."

"I don't think Jane in The Tudors was faking her insanity, even on the block she seemed to still be very out of it. I thinkthis episode was the best of the season, everyone pu in good performances, except Jonathan, sorry I was nit impressed at all with him. Tamzin did great and finally impressed me. Lady Mary is getting on my dang nerves, but atleast we can all be happy she had nothing to do with Catherine's death.
One complaint I have is why Joan didn't die as well, I'm not saying I want to see her die, but she was just as guilty as Lady Rochford in the Culpepper affair."

"I was getting annoyed when they kept showing Joan standing right in front of the block and how she tried to keep smiling, I think she was just as guilty also and should have died with the others."

"Last night was sad in that Kathryn was so young but in the end she was guilty and at least the executioner was quick. I felt Anne's execution more heartbreaking in that I believe she was innocent of adultery, she had to see all the men "accused" with her die including her brother, her father deserted her and finally she left her daughter without a mother and with a dad like Henry I'm sure she wondered how her daughter would fair growing up."