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Originally posted by Datajack Franit
HOW can there be spoilers in an historical-based tv series
Well, the main historical events are of course spoiled allready, apart from few exaggerations for dramatic effect. But Rome really isn't about the major players, it's about people like Pullo and Vorenus, the common blokes, and their supposed role in the events. Like Vorenus' absence from Caesar's side, resulting in the assassination, or that Pullo might in fact be the father of Caesarion, Cleopatra's son. It's not about history, or the state, it's about the people who make the state.
It's also about fanservice.
I've allways wanted to play "Russ Meyer's Civilization"
Btw, I have a few questions about the first season:
1) Why the **** does Cato look much older than Caesar while Cicero looks younger? It should be the other way around.
2) Octavian did not sleep with his sister.
3) Why does in one of the episodes Caesar says something along the lines of "we military men shouldn't interfere in religious matters", when he's the freaking Pontifex Maximus?
4) Isn't Atia supposed to be the ideal Roman matron, at least according to Tacitus? Why is she such a slut?
"Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master" - Commissioner Pravin Lal.
5) Octavian didn't go to Gaul, he went to Spain to join Caesar.
6) Octavia was not married to that loser in Season 1, she was married to a Consul named Marcellus. She had a son with him also named Marcellus who was later made a successor to Augustus.
7) Atia was remarried to another Consul, Philippus, after the death of Gaius Octavius, Octavian's father.
8) Cleopatra was in Rome when Caesar was assassinated.
9) Octavian was not in Rome when Caesar was assassinated. He was sent by Caesar to the Roman military base in Apollonia as part of Caesar's invasion force against Parthia.
10) There was no Quintus Pompey, but another Gnaeus Pompey who committed suicide after losing to Caesar at Munda.
Also, in one of the first episodes Pompey was sitting in the Consular chair and was asked by I don't remember who why the second Consular chair, which was supposed to be manned by Caesar, is empty. Well, neither Pompey nor Caesar were consuls in that year, and they never were consuls together.
Also, Sextus Pompeius deserved at least some mention.
Bleh.
Well, I watched the BBC mini-series and it was much worse. They didn't even show the second ring of fortifications in Alesia and when that tribune(Octavius?) vetoed Ti. Gracchus' agrarian law they showed Gracchus leaping and asking "can he do that?!".
"Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master" - Commissioner Pravin Lal.
Originally posted by One_more_turn
5) Octavian didn't go to Gaul, he went to Spain to join Caesar.
6) Octavia was not married to that loser in Season 1, she was married to a Consul named Marcellus. She had a son with him also named Marcellus who was later made a successor to Augustus.
7) Atia was remarried to another Consul, Philippus, after the death of Gaius Octavius, Octavian's father.
8) Cleopatra was in Rome when Caesar was assassinated.
9) Octavian was not in Rome when Caesar was assassinated. He was sent by Caesar to the Roman military base in Apollonia as part of Caesar's invasion force against Parthia.
10) There was no Quintus Pompey, but another Gnaeus Pompey who committed suicide after losing to Caesar at Munda.
Well, it's not a documentary. And there were several not too unimportant guys named Quintus Pompey, although not in the timeframe of "Rome", season 1.
Originally posted by TheStinger
What does a North African speaking Latin sound like or a bloke form Gaul etc.
Because English accents are much better at denoting class than American accents.
Christianity: The belief that a cosmic Jewish Zombie who was his own father can make you live forever if you symbolically eat his flesh and telepathically tell him you accept him as your master, so he can remove an evil force from your soul that is present in humanity because a rib-woman was convinced by a talking snake to eat from a magical tree...
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