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This thrilling episode of peaky blinders is packed full of action with a very subtle ending, i don't think they could have ended the season any more perfect.

The writing and acting is well above par and even if they weren't (but they truly were) the eye candy of the beautiful Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy and Paul Anderson would still have me hooked every episode! Not forgetting Aiden Gillen. Love, love, LOVE IT!! And gotta give praise to Aunt Poll (the amazing Helen McCrory) and her brilliant acting skills as the sort of matriarch of the family. I don't think they've killed off Alfie Solomans just yet. The bullet sliced along the side of his face. So I'm pretty sure he'll make a comeback at some point

I just have to say that when Arthur "died" it felt like I had lost the earth from under me. It was as if a member of my family had died right then and there and the scene of his comeback was such an awarding moment. I think I've never shouted so loud as when Arthur came and put a bullet through Luca. "You don't f with the Peaky Blinders"

An awesome Peaky Blinders season just ended. Overall was great, at least until the episode where Thomas meet with Lucas it seemed to be the best season ever. But some things were lazy or didn't make sense to me.

1) We see Lucas Changretta meeting Thomas in an epic scene, showing how powerful his organisation is compared to peaky blinders, telling him that he will kill everyone and will leave him last to suffer more. 2 episodes after he makes a deal with Poly to spare 2 people of his "hit list" in exchange for Thomas. Zero sense to me.

2) Last think is the resurrect of Arthur. I don't find it really bad writing, more likely just show Thomas clever plans. But Luca seemed to be a very big fish, and only taking john (1 of his hit list) seems kinda easy. They built the fear of the black hand on the first episodes really good but they didn't delivered. Also the scene where Luca dies is also kinda way easy. Betrayed by his own men. Someone like him should be more careful. Although again I can accept that because he didn't know Thomas had contacted his rivals in New York.

Overall great season, but some things needed some more thought.

Wow! I must say, though I haven't exactly been blown away by the rest of the episodes in this season, this finale was brilliant! It was action-packed, suspenseful and thrilling. Knight TOTALLY delivered with this finale and packed SO much into it. I don't want to give anything THAT major away but this episode has several brilliant twists and turns. It's been quite a fun season really with the war against Changretta, the Communist party coming to surface in Birmingham, the arrival of the Gypsies and the return of Alfie Solomons. This episode ties it all up really well in typical, brutal, PEAKEY BLINDERS fashion.

The plot for this episode was BRILLIANT and delivered a thrilling slice of gangster action with double-crossings and Mafia-esque shootouts. However, this finale was also really well put together in the family side of things, with the family coming together through hard times, and you really think that if they weren't a bunch of violent gangsters, they'd be a normal family! There have been several acting standouts throughout the whole season. I haven't mentioned all (because there are just so many) but I have chosen 1 standout: the great Helen McCrory as Aunt Polly! McCrory really delivers in this role! She's a strong, independent woman, making her way in a male-dominated world but she's tough and doesn't suffer fools, and McCrory plays her with strong, stoic, conviction!

This episode really was a brilliant farewell to the season and tied up things brilliantly and brutally but it also gave us an exciting incite into season 5. A name was mentioned once in this finale: Alfonse Capone! Let me say that again AL CAPONE! Yes, season 5 has promised that we will be seeing one of America's most infamous crime lords meeting the Shelby's. Well, I certainly have some advice for them (as quoted) if they're dealing with Mr. Capone: "he pulls a knife; you pull a gun; he sends one of yours to the hospital; you send one of his to the morgue! That's the Chicago way and that's how you get Capone!"

Usually I expect a situation turnover, but this time it took me by surprise. This episode was incredibly thrilling, engaging and had the perfect twist at the end.

Brilliant !!!! What can i say? Best on telly. But is there a season 5? Can Please someone tell me? Thanks.

I wasn't as impressed with Season 3 as I was with S4, which I have just finished watching.

The times are getting more modern - you see more electricity being used, more vehicles etc.

I could be very wrong, but I finally heard some period music on the 78 player - Blackbird - the season is set in 1926, the year the song was published - when Tommy entertains his union organiser mistress to be at the factory.

Adrian Body as Luca Changretti - what a brilliant, totally on role performance!

Loved it, looking forward to the next season.

While this last episode had some great plot points including some surrising twists, I felt that the examination of them was too rushed which rendered most of the episode rather ineffective and therefore meaningless. It was definitely too much story for one episode so that in the end the product comes off as incredulous.

Alfie's death was definitely something to mourn over but that is not why I am disappointed by this eisode. He had it coming which is why Tommy's action is completely understandable. As long as logical decisions are being made I have no problem with characters being killed off.

But to reiterate, it was simply too much plot and it felt more like an episode recap than an actual episode.

I am huge fan of this show and loved this season with the exception of this final episode. This season was even my favorite so far until I reached this final episode.

First of all, there's some very sloppy writing here. Which is surprising coming from Steven Knight. He has proven himself time and time again in the industry and particularly on his writing for Peaky Blinders, but this episode cannot be excused. The writing for this final episode is so messy and rushed it makes me wonder if there was some outside interference, If the BBC or outside producers had been meddling behind the scenes of this episode it would explain a lot because it comes across as if Steven Knight and whoever else helped him to write this season, had written it for seven or eight episodes and then the BBC or whoever controls the show came in at the last minute and said "Oh no you can only have 6 episodes" and the creators of the show were forced try and stuff multiple episodes of material into one final episode. However speculations and theories aside here are the major reasons this final episode doesn't work for me:

Resurrecting Arthur: It's one of the oldest tricks in the book, making the audience believe a character is dead and then all of a sudden at the last minute SURPRISE! he was alive all along, GOTCHA!. Except no.... you didn't get us because in order to make the stakes and the surprise of the character coming back real, you have to make us believe they're dead in the first place, and Arthur's death was not convincing at all. When you have a character as major and integral to the story as he is you can't give him a C grade Boba Fett death with some cheap camera tricks and ominus conflicting music and expect us to believe that he is dead.

Rushed writing of Tommy's plan: This is something that should of worked in concept but fell flat in execution. We are supposed to believe that immediately after seeing Arthur almost die Tommy instantly comes up with a genius plan of how to win. Something extremely convoluted that involves Michael traveling to NY, Al Capone, Fake funerals, keeping the truth a secret, waiting for months, expecting Luca Changrettas mother to propose the Family Vendetta nonsense, IM GETTING CONFUSED JUST WRITING IT. The plan is one thing but then on top of all this the writers try and get through all of it; THIS PLAN THAT TAKES MONTHS OF WORK AND EFFORT in 15 minutes of screen time. IT TAKES ME LONGER TO HAVE A PIZZA DELIVERED and it certainly took me longer to write this review. General rule: Don't try and cover long periods of time where dozens of important things happen in as little screen time as you can, because it doesn't make sense.

Characters: Some characters are seen once and never heard from again, even though they play important roles in the season. John's death was a little jarring at first but ultimately is very necessary for the season and show to continue and is handled well throughout the rest of the season. Michael shows up for one scene and then is sent to NYC and isn't seen again for the rest of the episode, what did he just stay in NYC? Abrahamamamlama Gold is in the start of the episode for 5 seconds and then is never seen again. What about Thomas's horse lady love interest that has been in the show since season 2? There's just a general lack of focus on characters other than Thomas, it's like the writers forgot they were there. Oh and Tom Hardy's character? Eh just give him a death scene on the beach with a dog where he and Thomas have a shootout, never mind that he has been Thomas's nemesis since season 2.

Adrien Brody/ Luca: Adrien Brody is a fucking amazing actor lets get that out of the way. His performance in this show in incredible, I mean it's some of the best TV acting I've ever seen end of story. The fact that he wasn't nominated for a Golden Globe is laughable and ridiculous at best. Emmy's are still far away but I feel like they will gloss over him awsell. This is one of the best TV performances ever. So explain to me why such a well written, cunning and powerful character has five minutes of screen time. His death scene while satisfying to some degree leaves much to be desired. Basically he meets with the Shelby's in a generic gloating "hahaha I win you lose" scene and then Thomas delivers a exposition filled monologue explaining his master plan to him. Luca gets upset briefly fights Thomas and then Arthur Miraculously shows up and kills Luca.

The second half the episode: There's so much nonsense here I honestly can't even explain all of it. Long story short Thomas kills all his enemies, goes on vacation, has a family meeting, there's some random arc about him being sick that's mentioned once and then never again (Really? either have it be a arc throughout the whole season or not at all, it has no overall effect on the story) maybe we will get more of that in season 5 but I doubt it. Then Thomas comes back, decides to come up with a new plan. Goes to see the guy who showed up at the start of the show "Oh who is this fucking guy? What does he do? Why is he powerful?" "Don't worry about it shut up and watch the show". Then Tommy decides to run for office and there's something briefly mentioned about Churchill who is apparently too busy to continue to make appearances in this show. Thomas wins the election and then as if the writers are trying to make us laugh, the episode ends with a slow mo walk down some stairs. I know... i'm upset too.

Honestly there's a lot of problems with this final episode but I think it just comes down to trying to fit too much into too little. Theres alot of possible explanations as to why that could've happened but I doubt we will ever find out why. The rest of the season is so superb that it makes this episode stick out like a sore thumb but if you read this far then you get it.

I love this show and I know many other people do as well so lets hope this was a one time thing. I'm very excited for what season five will hold and the creators and BBC don't ever pull this shit again, BY ORDER OF THE PEAKY FUCKING BLINDERS.

The season so far had been brilliant, with a genuinely threatening villain in Adrien Brody. This was demonstrated in the early, shocking death of John.

This episode started well delivering another shock in the death of Arthur leaving viewers broken. But this was all undone in the final 20-30 minutes of the episode which were too hectic and contained too much action and information in the space of time provided. Arthur was back, Adrien Brody's character was not given the end that he deserved and within ten minutes they had dispatched one of the series biggest strengths (Tom Hardy's marvellous Alfie Solomons). This send off felt extremely rushed, throwing in information that could have been used for a longer period of time in another season, such as Alfie's cancer.

And then to top it off, instead of ending on the rushed but still emotionally heavy happenings of the episode so far, they decided to throw in the fact that Tommy is now an MP.

I really enjoyed the season up to this point, hoping for an ending which the emotional heft, of the likes of Game of Thrones, that would cause rifts through future seasons. This was delivered early on in the season with the death of John, and the final season started well with the death of Arthur, but he should have stayed dead.

This episode is not necessarily bad, but in the context of an amazing season, it was a major let down.

Season 2 is still, in my opinion, the best that Peaky Blinders has to offer.

Best episode ever that I've watched in a long time.

Someone else here mentioned it seems the writers were under pressure to condense material written for further episodes all into this one episode. I completely agree but its not an excuse because there was time, and the editing is simply poor. The plot is brilliant with plenty of great scenes which everyone else here has mentioned so I will not go over them but unfortunately the brilliant plot is somewhat tarnished by confusion in a very rushed Tommy plan and not enough from the brilliant Luca Changretta before his death. So Tommy formulated a plan and waited exactly how long for Mrs Changretta to initiate the vendetta arrangement??? I'm confused. The Michael story with him being told he was being sent to America as punishment after they had already interacted with him in previous scenes with no consequences previously discussed ,?? All of this could have been played out better without pointless scenes of Tommy being on holiday and Tom Hardy's wife getting really boring airtime and Tommy coming down with a mystery illness whilst on holiday etc . better editing next time please.

This episode was all over the place and by far the worst episode to date! I have anxiously been waiting for season 4 and I guess in a sense the writers did me a favor because I will not be counting down to season 5. Killing off Alfie (Tom Hardy) was a HUGE mistake!! His character brought so much color and humor to the show. It is a shame that they dulled the season by not having him appear until episode 3 and then just when we are finally appeased with the Alfie appearance of in your face insults that leave the insulted clueless as to how far Alfie slammed them, we are extremely let down by his character being extinguished. I have been watching this series since season 1 and am now left in disbelief that I was actually counting down the days until the S4 release. Furthermore it should not take 2 years to put out 6 episodes. What in the world took these writers & producers so long to put out the worst season yet?

Writer Steven Knight goes for some quite character moments in the finale of season 4.

As Changretta's men have infiltrated with Alfie Solomons men at the boxing match. Alfie and Tommy exchange some words at the changing room. Alfie leaves the match early and tells Tommy he is moving to Margate, indicating the fireworks yet to come.

Bonnie Gold wins his boxing match but the victory is bittersweet for Tommy. Luca Changretta appears to be on the edge of victory against the Shelby's but Tommy as always has a trick or two up his sleeve, as he knows Changretta has left himself exposed back in New York against other Italian families.

I was surprised that the Changretta story was wrapped up so early in the episode which left Tommy to deal with other dangling story threads. His own relationship with the untrustworthy Alfie Solomons had to be dealt with as well as dealing with the union agitators. For that Tommy decides he needs to run for Parliament.