the most off the hook episode!!!!!!!!!

If I were to sum up "Kill Them All" in one word, it would have to be - Satisfying. We leave the treacherous confines of Batiatus' Ludus behind with the knowledge that the evils we have seen throughout the season have been avenged. In brilli more

Spartacus' frustrations continue to get the best of him during his gladiatorial training this week. He's impatient, impulsive and a bad seed in Doctore's group. So when the match card for the new festival of games is released it's no s more

Batiatus' master plan to frame Solonius for the murder of the Magistrate was brilliantly executed. I was admittedly completely fooled by Ashur's feigned deception, especially after Batiatus wouldn't allow him to compete as a gladiator. I st more

Spartacus: Blood and Sand continues to surprise me week after week. It's slowly crept up to the top of my list as a must watch show and one that I've found myself recommending to anyone who asks me what they should be watching. "Party Favor more

Spartacus: Blood and Sand is maybe the most painful and boring TV pilot I've ever seen - and before I go any further, I'd like to add "confounding" and "juvenile" to my list of adjectives. I can only imagine that this show ca more

After his shameful display in his fight against Crixus, Spartacus is stripped of his gladiatorial status and forced to fight in the pits, a hellish arena of death that makes fighting in the coliseums of the Roman Empire look like a stroll in the park. The more

Spartacus remains an obedient slave this week as he willingly accepts Batiatus' instruction to sleep with one of the richest women in all of Rome - Licinia. It's troubling to see Spartacus accepting this life of servitude but I continue to keep more