They played the kidnapping and treachery perfectly. I had no idea it was going to happen.
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Intense. This show's way better than I expected.
Yeah, there's copious amount of gore, and T n' A, which is great... but there's a lot more to it than just that. |
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It sounds like I should pick this show up. Is it worth my time?
Would you guys rate it above or below Mad Men, White Collar and Battlestar Galactica (season 1) which are currently on my "to do" list? |
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The first few episodes establish the gore and T n' A... but the drama and intrigue really ramp up after that. It starts off like, "300 : the series", but it's become a lot better than that. Edit: Also, IMO... the acting is very good. If this were an HBO series, it'd be getting a LOT more buzz. |
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Now, the shit has officially hit the ****ing fan
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Yeah, shit's about to go down. And Mira is ftw.
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is this show worth getting into?
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Pretty good season finale
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I love this show even with it's blood, violence and boobies formula. |
That was what I call a ****ing finale! Great stuff!
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Excellent ending. Very promising series. |
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Watched the first episode. If you guys and my brother hadn't exclaimed about it or warned me about episode 1, I think this would have easily gone in the rubbish bin.
I look forward to see if it does, in fact, get better. |
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"Rubbish bin"? You British now? Too much BBC? (disclaimer, I watch a lot of Brit TV and movies myself) |
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The season finale was really well done. This show has definitely improved from beginning to end.
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turned into a ****ing clive barker movie there at the end.
loved it. |
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if you wonder what will happen next in the story |
Just got caught up and watched the season finale yesterday. Holy shit.
The evolution of this show has been incredible. The writers have been very bold through the entire series. At first I didn't think it was going to make it as a series. But I think it has some staying power. Definitely a lot of possibilities for the second season. |
Any word on whether the lead actor's health will permit a Season 2?
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As long as we still have that smokin blond Ilithyia bouncing around, I won't care... |
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According to history, Spartcus was killed in the last battle in Italy but his body was never recovered. There were 35K on spartcus side in the final battle. 6K survived and they were all cruicifed and left in rows to rot and warn others along a main road of travel. History treats Spartcus as an intelligent and great commander but it was his misteps when he turned back south that really did him in more than the Roman general Crassus. |
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Since the actor playing Spartacus, Andy Whitfield has Lymphoma Season 2 has been delayed. It's not cancelled at this point, but I'm not holding my breath. At least Season 1 had a good ending if all else fails.
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Legitimately watched 3 episodes but ultimately found it too insulting to watch. Seriously, the nudity shots were flat out clues the editor/director/writer knew they had weak shit so they threw it in there. Any time it got slow, boobs. Any time the action wasn't cutting it, boobs.
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Granted, I only watched three episodes but it was hard to get through. Character dev is my type of element. So, I'm curious there's enough development to see an actual arc? Also, the nudity is just icing on the cake in terms of what it says about the show. It seemed very contrived from a story POV. |
Keep going, dude. It gets way better.
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I watched the first episode a few weeks ago. If I am bored and have the time I'll watch more.
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Spartacus has dropped out due to cancer treatment. Not sure I can imagine the show going on with anyone else. Best of luck to him
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Damn :(
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Meh...show sucked anyway. Gave it every shot, but it sucks.
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that sucks. hope he recovers, and I hope they push on with the show.
It got better every week, and the boobs were icing. |
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And did I mention tits and ass? |
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Holy Cow. My buddy picked this up on Blu Ray. I watched the first episode and about told him to shove it. Goddamn that first episode was terrible. After that it kept ascending. Shit got real during and after the whore episode and crosses the line to ****ing amazing during the Revelation and Kill Them All episodes. It got to be where I couldn't wait to see the next episode. I really REALLY didn't think that would happen after the first episode.
I was amazed that they could manage SO MANY different story lines. It was really good. The acting towards the end was out****ingstanding. Particularly on Crixus' part. The dude that played Varo was very good also. His goofy grin added a lot of comic relief. Overall, it was a very good series (with a shitbox start). |
They are re-airing this in order starting tonight for anyone that missed it.
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Anyone know when this will be on Netflix instant streaming? Most of the other Starz stuff is on there.
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The first few episodes are brutal but it gets A LOT better!
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Interesting ... yea the first episode was so bad that I almost stopped watching during the episode. Might have to give it a second chance.
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The second season looks good.I'm not always a fan of prequels but I'll watch this one.
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I'll give it a shot, just because the series was good. I was thinking about how they would make a second season. I'm not so sure they could do it well. As I understand history, Spartacus and Crixus make an army and take on Rome. That would be a pretty tough transition from the first season IMO. What made the series so good (IMO at least) was that there were SO MANY subplots. Crixus and Nivea, Varo trying to get out, then his wife problems, his wife after his death, Crixus and Lucrecia, Ilithya versus everybody, Ashur vs Crixus, Doctore, Barka, and everyone else, Barka and his homo and on and on and on. IMO, it would be tough to recreate that deep of a storyline in a second season with ALL NEW people except Sparticus, Crixus, and maybe Mira, Ashur, the crazy German and Doctore. Pretty tough IMO. I'd be super content just leaving it where it ended. |
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"The House of Batiatus is on the rise, basking in the glow of its infamous champion Gannicus, whose skill with a sword is matched only by his thirst for wine and women. These are the times a young Batiatus has been waiting for. Poised to overthrow his father and take control, he’ll freely betray anyone to ensure his gladiators are in the highest demand. And he’ll have his loyal and calculating wife Lucretia by his side for every underhanded scheme, drawing on the brazen talents of her seductive friend Gaia when it counts. Together, they will stop at nothing to deceive the masses, seize power, and bleed Capua dry in this audacious prequel to “Spartacus: Blood and Sand.” |
Liam McIntyre Is The New Spartacus, To Succeed Andy Whitfield On Starz Drama
The search for a replacement of cancer-stricken Spartacus star Andy Whitfield is over. Australian actor Liam McIntyre has been named the new star of the Starz drama series, which became a breakout hit for the pay cable channel when it first launched a year ago. McIntyre was one of 3 actors who were flown to New Zealand to audition in November. He was the only one that remained in consideration after the test while the network continued to see other candidates. Starz brass reportedly liked his acting abilities but he was asked to bulk up his thin frame in order to pass off as a believable gladiator. In announcing McIntyre's casting, Starz said he "has excelled at a grueling and rigorous audition process to claim the title role in the second season" of Spartacus: Blood and Sand. The series' prequel, Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, debuts on Friday. Here is more from the network's release: McIntyre takes over the role of the Thracian warrior sold into slavery in the Roman Republic city of Capua – where he rises to become the champion of the city – before leading the slave revolt that ended Season 1. The part was played in the first season of “Spartacus: Blood and Sand” by Andy Whitfield, who was forced to leave the show in order due to health issues. Whitfield gave his blessing to the recasting. “Since no one can really replace Andy, we realized that we should instead find an actor who can truly lead ‘Spartacus’ forward,” Straz's CEO Chris Albrecht notes. “It was important to us to have Andy endorse the idea of recasting this part, which he did in the same heroic manner that he’s dealt with his whole ordeal. And that, coupled with our fortune in finding a young actor with the gladiator credentials and the acting ability of Liam, makes it easier for us to keep this hit franchise going.” Liam McIntyre made his mark in his native Australia on such series as “Neighbours,” and “Rush.” He also appeared in the HBO mini-series “The Pacific.” He recently completed his first feature starring role in the independent film Frozen Moments. McIntyre is currently in New Zealand, getting himself into gladiator shape in order to take on that iconic role. Production on the series is slated to resume by Spring of 2011. McIntyre is repped by Progressive Artists' Bernard Carneol and Belle Zwerdling. |
Bummer. I hope Andy beats the big C.
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First episode of the second season had epic boobage, lesbian scenes, plus female masturbation. Hard to beat that.
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Oh, I see you had no idea what the story was about. This show has epic boobage for sure, but amazingly enough the show has a great story to it as well. If you haven't watched the first season, it's on Netflix streaming and is excellent. |
Oh no, I loved the first season. It was awesome.
I just didn't pay attention to the story for the second season's episode because of the hot chicks. |
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