<p>What are your thoughts on the episode? What did you like? What did you dislike? Any thoughts that strike you on rewatch that you may not have had the first time you watched the episode? Is there anything in particular about the episode that you would like to discuss? </p><p>Please take care to hide any spoilers for future episodes. </p><p>
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</p><p>Just for fun, the floor is also open for your nominees for the following categories: </p><p>MVP (Most Valuable Player) </p><p>MVW (Most Valuable Witch)* </p><p>Best Spell </p><p>Best Quote </p><p>Best Costume </p><p>Best Moment </p><p>Creepiest Moment </p><p>Most Heartwarming Moment </p><p>Funniest Moment </p><p>Worst Week </p><p><i>Note: If your nominee for MVP is a witch, please nominate a different witch for MVW.</i> </p><p>If you don't have nominees for all categories, you are welcome to nominate for as many or as few as you like. Depending on the number of people who take part, the episode winner can be decided by vote or by consensus. </p>

<p>Hello, I watched the series last year and became a big fan of Increase and Cotton. I didn`t like the ending of season 2. Not just because of Increase`s death also because the series became more and more tailored to the needs of the "sympathic" and "important" characters. Parents of Anne = death, Increase = death, Glorianna? Nothing new. I wished she would have stayed in the series and Cotton and her had to keep it secret for a while. Exspecially (was it in cat and mouse?) as Increase came more open to his son and they finally seemed to work together I hoped to see Cotton finally get the esteem of his fahter. And maybe become a strong witchhunter, not a whiney character.  </p><p>Those series had so many possibilties but in the end it was just to show a lot of erotic between John and Mary and of course they had to be together in the end. I stopped watching in the end of season 2 and read about the ending of season 3.  </p><p>Sorry if some expressions are wrong, but this is not my mother tongue.  </p><p>(Haha and I somehow love the idea to see some "feelings" between Increase and Cotton. Loved the kissing scenes.) </p>

<p>Very belatedly moving on to Week 3 of our Rewatch with "In Vain". </p><p>What are your thoughts on the episode? What did you like? What did you dislike? Any thoughts that strike you on rewatch that you may not have had the first time you watched the episode? Is there anything in particular about the episode that you would like to discuss? </p><p>Please take care to hide any spoilers for future episodes. </p><p>
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Just for fun, the floor is also open for your nominees for the following categories: </p><p>MVP (Most Valuable Player) </p><p>MVW (Most Valuable Witch)* </p><p>Best Spell </p><p>Best Quote </p><p>Best Costume </p><p>Best Moment </p><p>Creepiest Moment </p><p>Most Heartwarming Moment </p><p>Funniest Moment </p><p>Worst Week </p><p><i>Note: If your nominee for MVP is a witch, please nominate a different witch for MVW.</i> </p><p>If you don't have nominees for all categories, you are welcome to nominate for as many or as few as you like. Depending on the number of people who take part, the episode winner can be decided by vote or by consensus. </p>

<p>Moving on to our second week of the Rewatch. </p><p>What are your thoughts on the episode? What did you like? What did you dislike? Any thoughts that strike you on rewatch that you may not have had the first time you watched the episode? Is there anything in particular about the episode that you would like to discuss? </p><p>Please take care to hide any spoilers for future episodes. </p><p>
</p><p>Just for fun, the floor is also open for your nominees for the following categories: </p><p>MVP (Most Valuable Player) </p><p>MVW (Most Valuable Witch)* </p><p>Best Spell </p><p>Best Quote </p><p>Best Costume </p><p>Best Moment </p><p>Creepiest Moment </p><p>Most Heartwarming Moment </p><p>Funniest Moment </p><p>Worst Week </p>

• Note: If your nominee for MVP is a witch, please nominate a different witch for MVW.

<p>If you don't have nominees for all categories, you are welcome to nominate for as many or as few as you like. Depending on the number of people who take part, the episode winner can be decided by vote or by consensus. </p>

<p>We begin our rewatch with "The Vow", which aired four years ago. </p><p>What are your thoughts on the episode? What did you like? What did you dislike? Any thoughts that strike you on rewatch that you may not have had the first time you watched the episode? Is there anything in particular about the episode that you would like to discuss? </p><p>Please take care to hide any spoilers for future episodes. </p><p>
</p><p>Just for fun, the floor is also open for your nominees for the following categories: </p><p>MVP (Most Valuable Player) </p><p>MVW (Most Valuable Witch)* </p><p>Best Spell </p><p>Best Quote </p><p>Best Costume </p><p>Best Moment </p><p>Creepiest Moment </p><p>Most Heartwarming Moment </p><p>Funniest Moment </p><p>Worst Week </p><p><i>*Note: If your nominee for MVP is a witch, please nominate a different witch for MVW.</i> </p><p>If you don't have nominees for all categories, you are welcome to nominate for as many or as few as you like. Depending on the number of people who take part, the episode winner can be decided by vote or by consensus. </p>

<p>Following on from discussions on another thread, it is intended to begin a Rewatch of the series, beginning with <i>The Vow</i> on 20 April, the fourth anniversary of its airing. </p><p>As part of the Rewatch, I thought that we could choose winners for episode-based awards, with the episode winners competing for the season title, and ultimately for the overall prize. The categories I had in mind are listed below, but the floor is open if anybody has any other ideas for categories. Depending on the numbers participating, winners can be decided by popular vote or by consensus. </p><p>Best Spell </p><p>Best Quote </p><p>Best Costume </p><p>Best Moment </p><p>Creepiest Moment </p><p>Episode MVP and/or MVW (if the MVP is a witch, the MVW is a different witch) </p><p>I also plan to pair the episode threads with What If threads if there is an episode-related What If available, or if the Rewatch thread gives rise to a What If. </p><p>I'd like to canvass opinions on whether the threads should be spoiler-free or not. On one hand, spoiler-free threads would restrict discussion about the impact of the episode on future developments but, on the other hand, if there are any new fans who want to participate, it may be better to have the threads spoiler-free. </p><p>What are people's views on the subject of a Rewatch? </p>

<p>The last episode gave me no closure... It was rushed and all over the place.  If failed to answer the questions of the fate is Isaac; where did he go or end up?  Was he killed, because he wasn't in the church with Dorca listeneing to Ann's speech.  What about Dorca?  Dorca refused to stand and applaud Ann in the church, so what dows that mean?  What is her fate?  What happened to Cott's former lover, Gloriana?  Does she ever get revenge for the baby that was stolen from her womb?  I was not al all satisfied with this RUSHED finale.  The producers/directors could have at least put closre to those questions in one more episode.  Watching John and Mary walk off into the sunset was frail.... AND unexplained since Mary was 'bound not to leave the woods'.  ...... Disappointing ending to what was a great TV show. </p>

<p><i>"Everyone prepares on the eve of Salem's demise."</i> </p> <hr><p>What do you think of the tenth and final episode of the third season of <i>Salem</i>? </p>

<p><i>"Hearts are broken as true colors are exposed and out of all of them, one's heart beats blacker than the rest."</i> </p> <hr><p>Share with us your impressions and opinions on the ninth episode of the third season of Salem! </p>

<p><i>"Mortal enemies come together in order to keep all hell from literally breaking loose."</i> </p> <hr><p>Share with us your impressions and opinions on the eighth episode of the third season of Salem! </p>

<p>Anne tells Cotton the great news of her pregnancy but is forced to partake in an unthinkable action that will wipe Gloriana of her memories. While Alden prepares to kill the Sentinel, Mary continues to trick Sebastian into thinking she loves him. Completely “under her spell,” Sebastian tells her that he will find a way to destroy the Boy once and for all where an epic plan of twists and turns unravels and true loyalties surface.  </p> <hr><p>Share with us your opinions and impressions on the seventh episode of the third season. </p>

<p>Mary and Alden’s twisted love is put to the ultimate test and Anne plunges into dark magic. </p> <hr><p>What do you think of this sixth episode of the third season of Salem? </p>

<p><span style="font-size:14px;font-weight:normal;">Cotton returns just in time to save Anne from the Boy’s punishment. Tituba appears to Mary to make sure she’s okay, and Mary alerts Tituba about a possible traitor in the hive. Mary slowly starts to turn the Sentinel on the Boy by playing with the Sentinel’s emotions. Alden and Billy attempt to make their way back to Salem, but Billy is badly injured. Tituba accuses one of the Essex witches of being a traitor, but who could it be?  </span></p> <hr><p>What do you think about the fifth episode of Salem's season three?  </p>

<p>Cotton discovers life-altering news while Mary learns the power of her femininity. </p> <hr><p>What do you think of this fourth episode? </p>

<p>Mary's penance for her betrayal takes a deadly turn while Cotton is forced to perform an exorcism of his own. </p> <hr><p>What are your thoughts about this episode? </p>

<p>Tituba explains to Mary  that she’s stuck in Salem by the Essex tree, and her mission is to kill her son, the devil . Mary goes to Alden and explains that they need to fight the war from different directions. The Sentinel  puts Mary’s loyalty to a test. Meanwhile, Sebastian and Anne  force Cotton  to make a speech at the church to ease the growing panic among the people, and Mercy  puts a spell on Hathorne. Marilyn Manson makes his “Salem” debut as the bloody barber Thomas Dinley. </p><p>Written by co-creator Adam Simon and directed by Tim Andrew.  </p> <hr><p>What are your impressions of this episode? Voice your opinion about what you liked or not. Remember to be polite when expressing contrasting views. </p>

<p>“Salem’s” third season dawns with the triumph of the witches’ plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there’s only one person on earth who can beat the devil — the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley — the only problem is she’s dead. Or is she? </p> <hr><p>What do you think of this episode? All opinions are welcome even if they give rise to arguments, as long as the conversation remains polite.  </p>