Rome

[lateralus]

Anybody else a fan of Rome on HBO? It's a must-see for anyone even slightly interested in ancient Roman culture. It's historically accurate, very exciting and well done.

lateralus Reviewed by lateralus on 11-18-2005. Rome Anybody else a fan of Rome on HBO? It's a must-see for anyone even slightly interested in ancient Roman culture. It's historically accurate, very exciting and well done. Rating: 5

[flamingskullballs]

well when in rome

[FLAVAFLAV]

well when in rome

Fuck hot mythological roman babes.

[lateralus]

When does it take place?? It depicts Caesar's rise to dictatorship, and demise, beginning right after he's conquered the neighboring country Gaul.

[parrotman]

I'm a huge Rome fan. I'm also a pretty big history buff, especially Roman History. HBO's Rome begins with the conquest of Gaul in 54 B.C. And ends with Caeser's death on the ides of march March, 15 44 B.C. Too bad the last episode is this Sunday. Rome should show the world that you can have and interesting and popular show and still be accurate to history. :thumbsup: :smokin:

[vipper of vip]

I think that's on the BBC in the UK as well, although I haven't seen it. Lots of trailers for it.

[Gandhi Ganjamaster]

i was in rome abt 3weeks ago! it was deadly! der was a jazz festival on so i hung out in this lil jazz bar evry evenin and got stoned with a load of italian stoners! id definatel recommend goin durin october/november wen d festival was on! and woo has d pop got a massive house! i wudnt mind livin der i tell ya!!!

[lateralus]

And ends with Caeser's death on the ides of march March, 15 44 B.C. Too bad the last episode is this Sunday.

I've heard news of a second season beginning in March on HBO's Rome forum. I'm praying this isn't the last episode.. it's my favorite show.

[lateralus]

I'm pretty nervous, since Brutus is already plotting Caesar's death, and the trailers for next episode looked like he was already going to get assassinated. Maybe next season will have Octavian become emperor, and Antony marrying Octavia.

[Edgar]

^ fan 'o' rome