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  Spartacus  did not suffer from its recent recasting. Vengeance , the follow-up to  Blood and Sand  and prequel  God of the Arena , delivered nearly 1.4 million viewers during its premiere broadcast on Friday night. Adding 677,00 more

Part four of five of our visit with the cast & crew of the Starz series. If you're a geeky show (or even a geek-adjacent one) the place to be every July is Comic-Con International: San Diego. And with the success of last year's press line interviews, more

Part five of five of our visit with the cast & crew of the Starz series. If you're a geeky show (or even a geek-adjacent one) the place to be every July is Comic-Con International: San Diego. And with the success of last year's press line interviews, more

Part three of five of our visit with the cast & crew of the Starz series. If you're a geeky show (or even a geek-adjacent one) the place to be every July is Comic-Con International: San Diego. And with the success of last year's press line interviews, more

Liam McIntyre  made his public debut Friday at Comic-Con, where he and his  Spartacus: Vengeance  team we so well-received with screams that you'd think  Twilight 's  Taylor Lautner  was in the house.   Showrunner  more

Cynthia Addai-Robinson will replace Lesley-Ann Brandt as Naevia in Spartacus: Blood and Sand , TVGuide.com has confirmed. In the prequel Spartacus: Gods of the Arena , Brandt played body slave Naevia to Lucretia (Lucy Lawless) and then eventually becam more

Underneath the saucy, salacious "of-the-era" sex of   Spartacus: Blood and Sand , and the prequel series   Gods of the Arena , lies a breathtakingly labyrinthine story about ambition, repression and destiny. If you've seen the show then you know more

'Spartacus' fans, it's Friday but we don't have an episode of the Starz drama to look forward to. Feel free to curse and vent in the celebrated manner of Quintus Batiatus. But once you're done with that, turn your thoughts to the upcoming second season of more

The first half of " The Bitter End " focused on   Batiatus ,   Gannicus and   Oenomaus   getting their revenge against Tullius and Vettius. It was a little surprising how quickly and easily Batiatus' plan played out. Using Solonius to more

'Is this not what set tragedy in motion? Arrogance and impatience?" -- Solonius to Batiatus It's time to say goodbye to the Batiatus ludus for good, and time to say goodbye to several of its inhabitants and enemies. It's about time we put 'Spartacus: Gods more

SPARTACUS: GODS OF THE ARENA “The Bitter End” Episode 6 – Well, where do I bloody well start? First, props need to be given to someone who called something I thought impossible. Daemon’s TV reader/commenter Naazneen voiced her hope that Gannicus (the inte more

" Reckoning " would have made for a great Valentine's Day episode. So much of the motivation of these characters is borne out of a twisted sense of love for one another. Well, except for Ashur, he just loves himself.   There were hints early on that more

SPARTACUS: GODS OF THE ARENA “Reckoning” Episode 5 – We opened on Melitta’s nightmare, where she dreamed a horrible scene; caught by her husband in the arms of Gannicus (Dustin Clare). When I saw the brutal way Doctore Oenomaus (the stern Peter Mensah) di more

It makes sense that the fifth episode of this prequel season would be the most compelling one yet. It took four or five episodes for 'Spartacus: Blood and Sand' to fully gel, and while 'Gods of the Arena' didn't have the same pacing or tone issues that th more

Word of the House of   Batiatus ' more exotic pleasures continue to spread and once again   Lucretia   is put in the awkward position of hosting sexual entertainment in hopes of securing a place in the games at the new arena. This time howe more

SPARTACUS: GODS OF THE ARENA “Beneath the Mask” Episode 4 – Well let’s get this first part out of the way: Meanwhile, back on the set of Caligula … Yes, yes, if the critics of the Spartacus series wanted more ammunition, more proof that this visceral s more