Episode Info

Final: 2x10 -- De Patre Vostro (About Your Father) (Mar/25/2007)

Cast

Kevin McKidd As Lucius Vorenus	Ray Stevenson As Titus Pullo
Polly Walker As Atia of the Julii	Lindsay Duncan As Servilia of the Junii
Tobias Menzies As Marcus Junius Brutus	Kerry Condon As Octavia of the Julii
Indira Varma As Niobe (episodes 1-13)	David Bamber As Marcus Tullius Cicero
Max Pirkis As Gaius Octavian	Rick Warden As Quintus Pompey
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Reviews

beaucfus Reviews: 2

Awesome showRating: 8 likes, 3 dislikes You want to see roman politics in action, the life people lived in the period. I love this show, cant wait for season two. HBO pull out all the stops for this series. Chemistry of the characters on the show, the back stabbing, the fighting, the political parties. This show is awesome Read more Review posted on Monday, December 4th 2006 at 3:49 pm

SmonkAnna Reviews: 10

Season 1Rating: 5 likes, 0 dislikes Season one was really good, very trustworthy show. It's a nice mix of fancy scenery, great drama and lots of sex & violence. Read more Review posted on Thursday, August 23rd 2007 at 12:29 am

nishikaze Reviews: 7

History you can get intoRating: 3 likes, 3 dislikes This show is amazing, and I don't say that often. Everything, from the writing, the direction, the sets and the costumes, and most especially the acting is phenomenal. This show is absolutely amazing to watch. Read more Review posted on Sunday, October 28th 2007 at 3:11 am

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1x12: Kalends of February recap: In the wake of their epic arena battles, Pullo and Vorenus have become heroes to the Roman rank and file, inspiring theatrical reenactments, murals and songs celebrating them as symbols of brotherly love and redemption... read more.

1x11: The Spoils recap: Bereft of options, Pullo has taken up "mortality work" for Erastes Fullmen, descending into the underworld as a knife-wielding hit man, spending his pay on prostitutes and a growing appetite for opium... read more.

1x10: Triumph recap: As the senate gathers to sanction Caesar as emperor, Scipio and Brutus put honor aside and stand in support the man they once fought, urging their fellow senators to follow them. "He has shown himself to be as wise and merciful in victory as he is invincible in battle," says Brutus. "Let this be an end to division and civil strife." After a unanimous vote in his favor, Caesar declares the war over and announces five days of feasts and games honoring his 'triumph.'.. read more.

1x9: Utica recap: On the dusty plains of Africa, a defeated Cato and Scipio drag themselves to the nearest town, only a handful of soldiers and slaves in their wake. Despite gathering an army with the King of Numidia, they were overtaken by Caesar and his legions in a final battle at Thapsus, and now they must consider their fates... read more.

1x8: Caesarion recap: In pursuit of Pompey Magnus, Caesar and his men head to Egypt, where they pay a visit to the 12-year old King Ptolemy and his advisors. Caesar inquires about their preparations for war - he's learned that the king's sister, Cleopatra, disputes the boy's right to the throne. Rattled, the king's men assure him they are not worried about the "absurd claim." Caesar is not assuaged. "This dispute between you and she must end," he says imperiously. "Rome insists Egypt be at peace. Your grain ships must keep sailing.".. read more.

Crew

Creator: John Milius, William J. MacDonald (1), Bruno Heller
Executive Producer: Bruno Heller, John Milius, William J. MacDonald (1), Anne Thomopoulos, Frank Doelger, John Melfi
Co-Executive Producer: Scott Buck, Marco Valerio Pugini

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