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Yes! He always calls her

It is sweet isn’t it. There was a scene where he even called on Garrick 😅. Reminded me of my Dad - he always called me on my Mom whenever he got home.

Take that dress off now, right now!

@@leahflower9924 Will do 🤣

It reminds me of when Fred Flintstone comes home and says "Wilma"!

Agreed, I want more

Me too.

My goodness! I love that scene! With all the scenes, that is my favorite. I don't know why because there are so many wonderful scenes.❤️

Son maravillosos los dos,me encanta la serie ,si hubiera una sexta temporada seria maravilloso,los extraño.

Very beautiful, mesmerizing.

yes, absolutely agree with how the love scenes were portrayed. And of course, credit to the actors how their chemistry on screen just came right out of the TV to the viewer. Though I venture to say the sacrificial love part back then was merely out of necessity - mainly because there was no other choice. If women like Demelza and Elizabeth had the necessary education and more so the world back in those times wasn't as male chauvinistic then they would probably not have put up with some of the issues they had to endure. Bottom line Elizabeth was a spoiled miss goody two shoe who expected to be catered to (based on her looks) and who suffered from entitlement. Demelza was - as Ross recognized the stronger one, more likely to survive and stand up for what she believed was the right thing to do and of course stood up for justice. Elizabeth was too coward for that. She just took the path of least resistance. Can't rightly say whether one should blame her for it as that to her meant survival. Where I am also the stronger personality who tends to stand up for what I believe is the right thing to do regardless of the price to pay - only because I can afford to be so stubborn.

@@junewilson1629great reply. thank you.

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Being two years post my husband’s infidelity I cannot even explain how impactful this series has been. I never heard of it till recently, but I so needed it. There are no examples on tv of love that pushes through a lack of judgement as this, infidelity. Everything is: once a cheater always a cheater. Divorce his sorry a** etc. But this story had been so powerful, for our case is similar where my husband is repentant. Seeing Damelza’s anger and her thoughts and feelings was also so validating too. I’m only just starting season 3

And when Damelza tells him that she used to revere him and that her pride in him was broken, I cried because that is exactly how I felt about my husband. I would put my hands in the fire for him. I no longer idolize him, he is human. And in many ways it made me realize just like Damelza that he is lucky to have me by his side. This series couldn’t have come at a better time in my life. I would have hated it if I had seen it before the affair. I would have hated Ross and been so put off by it all, I wouldn’t have continued watching. But now…now I can appreciate how real it is. The most real love story I have ever seen on screen

George and Elizabeth comes close second.

Jamie and Claire in Outlander will give them a go!

@@dianem2697 have to check it out . Stay safe out there be well. From the states .

lee Thomas Thanks! You as well. I can’t wait until you watch Outlander. It’s dreamy!

I agree! I miss them all so much!!

POLDARK, ES ÚNICA, ME ENCANTARÍA LA VOLVIERAN A PONER, NO ME CANSO DE VERLA....

For sure. 5 episodes left: I shall cry 😢. Hehe 😉 have been Binge watching. Couldn’t stop once I started & had no idea something in this day and time could be so memorable. Thanks to all involved...🤗

I'm a grown damn man,and even i shed a tear when it ended.this was good stuff.

I just finished binge watching. Wish they would film the last 5 books!

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True!!!!

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We are lobbying to bring it back! # bringbackpoldark

Indeed!! I need them on Cornwall now!!

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We can't be left like this, there are too many books left unfilmed.

Gabriela Prati The actors didn’t want to age...that’s why it ended.

Would've been interesting see how valentine turned out

Question: Do both Ross and Demelza know that Valentine is Ross' son? Do others know?

@@teresagrant9392 I think Ross knows and Demelza suspects.

Outlander is so overrated for me. The gore and the sexual scenes are almost too much. I think Poldark did a great job of not overtly portraying the risque.

Yes and the complexity is what makes it relatable to a modern audience. It wasn't the typical storybook period romance and their struggles were real. It felt real to the viewer because of superb writing and incredible acting of both Aidan Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson.

Season 5 starts Sunday here in the states . been staying away from bits and pieces they show on utube. Want to see what happens with drake and norwenna . lol be well

@@leethomas5830 I'm in the States, too, but I couldn't wait and preordered the Blu-ray from the UK. Anyone can do that if they have an all-region player. At any rate, enjoy! I loved so much about season 5, but I will save my specific comments. I know how you feel about not having spoilers. This was the first season I really didn't know what would happen since I'd been a fan of the 70s version, which also ended at the end of season 4. Season 5 was very exciting and suspenseful! I just hope they don't cut too many crucial scenes in the TV version.

@@wendyscott8425 . can't wait to see this . I've seen they have 70s version . havnt checked it out . but read Winston Graham poldark novels . pretty darn close at times . thanks for not going into details 😞 . lol not on Facebook to Finnish this conversation so going to say be well and be safe out there . live in Michigan close to lake Erie . so beautiful watching the sail boats at sunset relaxing to say the least .

@@leethomas5830 Season 5 is like getting a whole new novel since it's not based on the books exactly although it doesn't have anything in it that quarrels with what comes up in the later books. I only read the first two and decided I didn't want to read anymore. I wanted my drama dramatic, as much as possible, since I still remembered the basic plot lines from the 70s version.

@@wendyscott8425 hello . watched episode 1 George Has some issues yikes . I felt what Valentine going thru at cemetery . I hear ya about reading the earlier books . like it so much better now. be great to visit Cornwall around shoreline breathtaking . courous who thru the fire bomb. Norwenna still skiddish I see. That girl delmelza hired something sneaky about her lol. Enjoy your evening. be well Wendy.

Beyond.... love his longer hair..

Welcome to the poldark family x

Read the books there are twelve

I completely agree with everything you say! Hooked indeed I am too. In fact so very much hooked, that I didn't finish looking series 5, partly because I found the storyline very far fetched and boring, but also to have the feeling that there's still some episodes left, just in case there will never be a series 6. They can't leave us like this, I feel abandoned without them😩😂!

My thoughts are yours exactly. I’m watching it since last Thursday and the last 5 episodes tonight. I will be sad. Such a great escape from today’s world....❤️

@@alm3texas I was binge watching as well. But Disney+ stopped all at once the series. Can’t find another streaming channel in my country. Very frustrating because I adore the series and was blocked after season 3 episode 3!

Read Book Eight to Book Twelve and you will have the answer

@@MYRIAMLATEUR Did you find another source Myriam?

Didn’t realize. YES to more of this storytelling.... such a great escape from today’s crazies., Loved every minute...

Well, the actors are REAL people and they probably want to move on to other projects! In the show, they played the characters for almost 20 years, and in real life they spent 5! It's a lot! I am so glad and so proud of how well they did though. They gave us an absolute gem of a show.

@@kathleenisabellastanford6861 agree, im so inlove this series...and hoping there is season 6,7,8,9,10...

I agree

I love the actors but I find myself yelling at the tv for them to say something. The dialog is lacking. All we get are weird looks.

Drake and norweena Was great. young love. At one time we all felt that nervousness sweaty palms heart racing.

wher did you watch it i can’t find it anywhere

I thought Heida was fantastic as Elizabeth. I couldn't stand the original Elizabeth in the old version - trite, two dimensional character. But Heida really brought out the conflict and dichotomy Elizabeth had to live with. She could have fallen into the trap of making Elizabeth a hated character who got in the way of Ross and Demelza, but instead she made her a more sympathetic character caught in a passionless marriage and knowing she lost Ross.

Please give the show Outlander a try! You will love it

@@angiew5812 ,I have watched Outlander from day one.

@@angiew5812 Really? I didn't like any of the characters and gave up after the first season. I found the evil Black Jack Randall so over the top as to be completely unbelievable. And that last episode did it for me. I took it off my DVR schedule after that. Gross and awful.

@@wendyscott8425 it's not for everyone. This series is also based on a series of books. The ending you are talking about with Jack was difficult to watch. This show is awesome for me. It gets better and better.

@@angiew5812,I agree,Blackjack scenes were awful, I fastforwarded it everytime,the love scenes were almost porn to me,but I loved how Jamie loved her,a love such as his is a woman's wish,but poldard isn't as dark as Outlander and that's why I loved it more,we get a chance to see Poldard in a different environment which to me made it that much more romantic, although I so love Jamie's devotion to Clarie,there's so much more sadness in Outlander, but I will watch the new season.

Elizabeth was a miss goody two shoe who, in today's terms (rather in MY terms) is a spoiled brat who is infected with entitlement. Thus, Ross' "she was born to be admired." Good lord, could she have been any more highty mighty and undeservedly at that??? Now Demelza could possibly have prevented the dreadful night from happening had she immediately hopped on her horse and followed Ross to Trenwith. Ross would most likely not have gone to the extend with Demelza being in the room upstairs. Now, that type of situation would in all probability have made it just as painfully bad for Demelza because she would have always wondered whether she could now trust Ross that nothing would have happened if she hadn't been there. I did feel a resentful sense of satisfaction when she had her dalliance with Hugh Armitage. Served Ross right. Not that she did it for those very reasons, but the end result was essentially the same. Ross got to walk a mile in her shoes. And the bittersweet salt in the open wound was he actually rescued Hugh Armitage from the French prison. What irony. At any rate, I had no sympathy for Miss Good-Two shoe Elizabeth ever. She made her own bed and so she slept in it as she should have. I had to give Demelza's character a lot of credit for how she coped with Ross' indiscretion. I am not sure how forgiving I would have been. Of course back then when women were at their men's mercy, what much choices did they have? And one more thing. Ross did always stand up for Demelza to anyone who referred to her as his kitchen trull or who commented that she should go back to her scullery. Though at the end of the day, those very comments were also insults to him and his choice of having married her. But I don't think that's why he beat the living daylight out of Georgie or reprimanded Judd Paynter. It was merely to defend her honor.

My mother also watched the first Poldark which she said was not as good as the remake.

What is the title of this drama? Please. Tq

Absolutely. Amazing Series.. Amazing.....

I loved the original series with Robin Ellis and Angharad Rees so much that I've not watched this version. Is it that good or has it been modernised so much it's unrecognisable?

@@voulafisentzidis8830 the modern series is more faithful to the books than the seventies series. Read the first book Watch the series and decide for yourself.

@@rachaelbean1439 Hi Rachael. Thanks for your suggestions. I read the books in the 70s and am aware the latest version is truer to the original story. My fear was that the intimacy in the original series will have been replaced with sex, as many modern productions do. I purchased the boxset yesterday as thought it worth the risk. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts.

@@voulafisentzidis8830 I don't think there is any gratuitous nudity in the sex scenes but Aiden Turner/ Ross take his shirt off a lot! To do wholesome things like farmwork and solo swimming. Everyone in the new series remains the same sex and race as they were in the books. Although I personally don't mind race and sex swaps for fantasy stories like King Arthur and Robin Hood.

but it was the scything scene that put the show high in the ratings - he knew what he was doing and why.

How lowly those that get all flustered about Aidan without his shirt. Spectacular acting and all that goes in to producing a MASTERPIECE such as Poldark, and one gets OFF on a shirtless guy. Quite telling and sadistic. Bless POLDARK!

Well, he is 9 years older than she is, but I'm with you. I can't believe she wouldn't have been head over heals. :) She did admit he's gorgeous! Apparently, she dated Harry Richardson for a while. Now there's someone I wouldn't mind either! This show was just full of male eye candy!

@@wendyscott8425 she was 21 and he 30 when they began filming. He likewise said she was gorgeous and "hard not to fall in love with her" - maybe they agreed to keep it professional - as he said if they didn't get along the viewers would recognize it. I think they made an amazing couple off screen as well as on.

@@ellieg40 I do remember either one or both of them saying how close they'd become as friends. I can imagine after all those years.

@@ellieg40 I think that was the best - imagine if they weren't together now, Eleanor couldn't talk about Poldark with passion

He just got married to Caitlin Fitzgerald, I read. She seems like a nice, down to earth person, as well. I am very happy for him.

Si danno troppi baci Demelza e Ross.

In the 5th series (second episode, I think), Ross does ask George what he meant by that very line. George tells him that it was a combination of Ross's inability to let Elizabeth go and his (George's) UNFOUNDED suspicions that hounded her to an early grave. George tells Ross, "I take my share of the blame -- take yours." (Another great line!) Of course, Ross can't tell him that his suspicions were completely justified. To protect Valentine, he has to let George live with the guilt that will contribute to the madness that nearly destroys him.

I am just starting the books. I wanted this show to continue as well.