I. am very disappointed to hear that Sky have cancelled the show. I have really enjoyed binge watching the three seasons and I cannot see why Sky has taken the decision given that it seems to have done pretty well.
Great show. Sad they discontinued it. The story can't stop here. The writers for this show are really amazing. Well done through and through. Its a shame Sky and Amazon didn't see the demand for continuing it. There should be some sort of petition signed to show support for a season 4.
I really hope there will be a Britannia IV as I have heard rumours that the plot of Season One was plagiarized from another writer's work, thus there may be a legal battle over intellectual property going on. Whatever the delay is I hope this briliant series continues as they can't leave the ending of season 3 hanging like that.
Great analysis 😍 Yes I agree it feels like Cait is the young Boudica. There was a scene when the most ancient Druid said people eventually ascend as spirits.... And in this last episode Veran switched the heads of two doves, I feel that symbolises Cait will live as a Roman for now.. this coincides with Aulus saying the battle is not the war (brilliant catch, I missed that!). Cheers from Britannialand!
Hi relatively new (and happy) subscriber here. I originally came for Cursed then stayed for the very rare Britannia content on youtube. I'm absolutely in love with that show and I'm glad I found fellow fans on here. I'm really hoping the show gets renewed for a 4th because it's a hidden gem that deserves more recognition! And the cast as well as the characters are amazing! On the Boudicca theory, there's an interview where the show's creator James Richardson said he was originally interested in making a movie about her but then he and Jez Butterworth wanted to explore the idea of British myth more. So honestly you're spot on!
Thanks for watching! And good to know! I love this show, it's amazing and doesn't get the attention it deserves! The production, the writing, all of it are amazing. Glad you're enjoying the channel! 🍄⚔️
Boudicca was a member of the Icini or Iceni tribe. The show includes the Cimbri. That was a tribe conquered by Marius like 300 years earlier...This show is just mashing historical names into the show in hopes that everyone who is watching is a moron. Real references are always better. Write the story with historical; references that are correct. What is so hard about that?
Finally watched the 3rd season. I loved this show. I found the story and characters very consistent through out. Cait was not the Joan of Arc heroine I would have liked but much of what happens to her is a prologue and not the main trial. The main trial is when she returns to Britain and becomes Boudica. There have been several Boudica films. The 2003 version starring Alex Kingston and Emily Blunt was pretty good. Thanks for this video. Your description was great.
Your explanation helps so much to make sense of the ending. It makes me really eager to watch the next season. Unfortunately now I know there won't be a next season. Unless they change their minds in the future. Otherwise we're all just left with our imaginations. Brilliant show regardless!
I'm 74 and I ate this show up! The acting was excellent, the makeup superb, and the scenery magnificent. The music was however a train wreck. This series was made for the type of music for 43 AD not 60's rock and roll. The other downside is that Sky cancelled season 4. What a boneheaded decision that was. This could have transitioned into Boudica so easily. This reminds me of the idiots that cancelled Firefly after 11 episodes.
I think it’s something to do with the rise of judo-Christianity. Leading up to Constantine 2, whom supposedly was the son of a Britain woman maybe Caite (sp?). Constantines father was a military higher up who usurped the line of Roman rule. Leaving Constantine ruler who makes Christianity state religion. But the time line in history puts it off 250 years.
Hmmm not sure where people are getting Boudicca from. She was queen of the Iceni, widdow of a Roman client king and mother of two daughters. If this is a Boudicca retelling it's one very much different to the actual Boudicca story, or it's her early life and they'll need to take a big time jump until she becomes actual Boudicca, so i guess, if she IS supposed to be that then cancelling until she can catch up to the Boudicca we know makes sense of that ending. The series has always seemed waaay more style than substance to me but it is fun and everyone seems to relish in it and really commit to the 70s flower child, rock n roll fever dream. I hope it does continue the story at some point, in some way. I've always felt like it's kind of like a comic book adaptation and has a lot of shared DNA with something like American Gods. Shine on you crazy diamond.
My fav show, more gripping than game of thrones& better in many ways, thou the characters except Cait, Divis& Lucius the rebel prefectus aren’t as relatable or developed & obviously a much smaller budget.
I LOVE this show and watch it often but one thing i realized this season is how i only know like half of the characters names i know lol they must not say their names alot cuz ive seen all 3 seasons 3 times each
I only just binge watched the show and found the series 3 finale unfulfilling and confusing. I always thought from episode 1 of series 1 that Cait was Boudica and in later episodes in S02/03 someone would translate the runes on her head to say exactly that. She was always searching for a name after all. I did then wonder when the Spear of Destiny came into the scene that it was a bit confusing. How would it go from victorious Britons driving out the Romans to the vaults of the Vatican and the basis of many stories in Christianity. Well now we know (raising eyes up and down). in a way I resent giving hours to these TV series (I guess about 25 to this one), often to find the makers either don't follow on with a compelling story or we end up with a wtf ending such as this or GOT. Aulius had Cait literally in the middle of nowhere and had to get her back to London somehow to sail for Rome. Was he going to make it through all of the tribes that were waiting, and all of the Druids with the exception of Divis the Div? Why do we still see the disgusting insane cannibal witch manically laughing whilst lying in a chariot at the end when really someone would have split her in two back in the room where she killed Lucius. "Oh here's a great idea, this woman that is the most dangerous I have ever seen, why don't we help her out and hang on to her and see what other mayhem she can cause"? All in All, loved the series and a great idea to focus on the incredible history of Druidic Briton but the ending left me thinking, sigh! they tricked me again and I have wasted another 25 hours of my life on a TV series. What's next?
I started off loving this show, but my patience reduced episode by episode, until I fast forwarded the episodes in series 2 and then only fast forwarded the last episode of series 3. Thank God I didn't waste my time watching, and trying to understand, every episode. Only the writers understand what the ending of episode 3 was about and to be honest I don't care. I'm glad there is no series 4, as the money could be much better spent.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series. When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
One of the most significant historical times Rome's invasion of Brittania, unfortunately the sound track was atrocious, competing with Vikings Tudors. Rome game of Thrones, bloody Donovan and other pop music, trivialized this historical event, had they used Trevor Morris or Jeff Beal artist's at soundscapes could of helped
Rally “resting in the arms off eagle “. Did you not follow the story . It’s a prophecy & based on a true story . & she leads her people to freedom like Spartacus !! she dos not just go drink wine & chill out in Rome 🙄 that is not the end . It’s a fight for freedom ! Beating the expressive narcissistic Roman Empire
This show was great until the very end. The ending was terrible because the show got cancelled for season 4 and writers had to rush to wrap it up. Thats why only 8 episodes. Just like GOT, wasted all that time for a forced ending.
I really like this series. I just discovered it fairly recently and binge watched three seasons. I thought the ending to season 2 was very powerful. I thought the ending to season 3 was game of thrones type disaster . Blow up the storyline and burn everything down. We'll see if they can redeem it if they're even is a season 4.
She is the Druids' Chosen One, so we know she certainly doesn't save them! The Romans succeed so it ultimately doesn't matter; however Boudica gave them the best run for their money.
The Romans didn't end up leaving Britain until around 400 AD. ...So no saving will take place. ...But it would be awesome if she ended up being Boudicca
@@abcdefghi38931 ..quit watching brainwashing shows, Brits WERE romans. Roman wasnt ethnicity, its romans who dragged brits out of their backward ways. If it wasnt for romans, thered be no british empire. Rome didn’t invade brits, rome pulled them out of dark age and let brits rule on their own.
It’s crazy how writers can even screw this great first season up. It’s gotten so womanlike. None of this shit would have happen unless everything and everyone was ruled by woke woman.
I loved the first two seasons. However, the third season was utterly bonkers and nonsensical. Especially the plotline of Aulus' cannibalistic wife and her cult. What the hell was that all about?
That’s gotta be the worst ending to a show ever ? I’m so confused all that build up about the chosen one for her to become a roman? And the sphere which you don’t even see… wtf
I loved the first two seasons of Britannia. I could not watch season 3 because of the introduction of Hempel and the others. Boring, nauseating characters. Watching her ridiculous over-the-top performance was tiring. Always trying to change history and historical facts.
@@geojones4718 that seems like a stretch... I just didn't enjoy the child cannibalism. I've read what is available about Aulus' wife and it makes no mention of these practices, or her heritage.
@@geojones4718 Thanks for saying this… I immediately sense it’s the fact that she isn’t white. She did an excellent job in the role as Hemple. It’s sad really! I actually looked the actress up and In one of her earlier interviews she said that as a Brit actress she is often judge by the color of her skin rather than her acting abilities. It’s sickening really
Well this is supposed to be Claudius's invasion in AD 43. Boudica won't rise up for another 17years. If this is her then they royally fucked up the history. As i love this period in our history, personally i cannot stand the show. The misportrayals and god awful costumes of both cultures. The stupid finger paint on the britons faces. Not to mention that both the Canti and Regni never resisted rome, completely accepting the romanisation of the south. The Iceni aswell was in the same boat and didn't resist until AD60. The only true resistance came from Caratacus and his brother who both ruled the Catuvellauni tribe. Its just fan fiction at this point.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series. When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series. When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series. When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series. When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series. When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
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I. am very disappointed to hear that Sky have cancelled the show. I have really enjoyed binge watching the three seasons and I cannot see why Sky has taken the decision given that it seems to have done pretty well.
Great show. Sad they discontinued it. The story can't stop here. The writers for this show are really amazing. Well done through and through. Its a shame Sky and Amazon didn't see the demand for continuing it. There should be some sort of petition signed to show support for a season 4.
The season finale had me like WTF!
Literally said wtf so many times at the last episode
"One of them will betray you" : Sky cancellation
OMG YOU'RE SO RIGHT!! I DID NOT SEE IT THAT WAY BEFORE! BIGGEST PLOT TWIST IN THE HISTORY OF TELEVISION!
I really hope there will be a Britannia IV as I have heard rumours that the plot of Season One was plagiarized from another writer's work, thus there may be a legal battle over intellectual property going on. Whatever the delay is I hope this briliant series continues as they can't leave the ending of season 3 hanging like that.
Plagiarized from what work ?!
@@QazwerDave 'Tribus' by Ben Krushkoff.
Yes, I thought Cait was Boudacca too!
I love that this show is telling her story!
It's such a great show!
Great analysis 😍 Yes I agree it feels like Cait is the young Boudica. There was a scene when the most ancient Druid said people eventually ascend as spirits.... And in this last episode Veran switched the heads of two doves, I feel that symbolises Cait will live as a Roman for now.. this coincides with Aulus saying the battle is not the war (brilliant catch, I missed that!). Cheers from Britannialand!
Off topic, but I recognised your profile picture from a Prep 101 group on Facebook. :D
I'm glad someone else shares my theory about Boudicca! I admit, I really want it to be her story :)
love this show!!!!! Boudica all the way🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Damn I did not expect this show to be this good! Wow!
This series took me by surprise. What a fantastic story and some of the actors Cait in particular is a fine young actor. Looking forward to series 4
Hi relatively new (and happy) subscriber here. I originally came for Cursed then stayed for the very rare Britannia content on youtube. I'm absolutely in love with that show and I'm glad I found fellow fans on here. I'm really hoping the show gets renewed for a 4th because it's a hidden gem that deserves more recognition! And the cast as well as the characters are amazing!
On the Boudicca theory, there's an interview where the show's creator James Richardson said he was originally interested in making a movie about her but then he and Jez Butterworth wanted to explore the idea of British myth more. So honestly you're spot on!
Thanks for watching! And good to know! I love this show, it's amazing and doesn't get the attention it deserves! The production, the writing, all of it are amazing.
Glad you're enjoying the channel! 🍄⚔️
Boudicca was a member of the Icini or Iceni tribe. The show includes the Cimbri. That was a tribe conquered by Marius like 300 years earlier...This show is just mashing historical names into the show in hopes that everyone who is watching is a moron. Real references are always better. Write the story with historical; references that are correct. What is so hard about that?
@@FeyFire -Btw, do watch and like the show, just want historical references to be correct. There is no reason why they can’t.
Britannia is my favourite show and I love your analysis, more please. Agree with your Boudicca theory btw
Thanks for watching! 🍄
End stunk! Still can’t believe it!
Finally watched the 3rd season. I loved this show. I found the story and characters very consistent through out. Cait was not the Joan of Arc heroine I would have liked but much of what happens to her is a prologue and not the main trial. The main trial is when she returns to Britain and becomes Boudica. There have been several Boudica films. The 2003 version starring Alex Kingston and Emily Blunt was pretty good. Thanks for this video. Your description was great.
I really like this show. So bas sky doesn't plan the 4th season.
Your explanation helps so much to make sense of the ending. It makes me really eager to watch the next season. Unfortunately now I know there won't be a next season. Unless they change their minds in the future. Otherwise we're all just left with our imaginations.
Brilliant show regardless!
Yup really does hurt. Such a classic show
I'm 74 and I ate this show up! The acting was excellent, the makeup superb, and the scenery magnificent. The music was however a train wreck. This series was made for the type of music for 43 AD not 60's rock and roll. The other downside is that Sky cancelled season 4. What a boneheaded decision that was. This could have transitioned into Boudica so easily. This reminds me of the idiots that cancelled Firefly after 11 episodes.
I think it’s something to do with the rise of judo-Christianity. Leading up to Constantine 2, whom supposedly was the son of a Britain woman maybe Caite (sp?). Constantines father was a military higher up who usurped the line of Roman rule. Leaving Constantine ruler who makes Christianity state religion. But the time line in history puts it off 250 years.
Late to the party but love this show. Great vid breaking down the ending of season 3!
Anybody know when season 4 is coming?
Fav show ever.
Another great show that ended too soon
Hmmm not sure where people are getting Boudicca from. She was queen of the Iceni, widdow of a Roman client king and mother of two daughters. If this is a Boudicca retelling it's one very much different to the actual Boudicca story, or it's her early life and they'll need to take a big time jump until she becomes actual Boudicca, so i guess, if she IS supposed to be that then cancelling until she can catch up to the Boudicca we know makes sense of that ending.
The series has always seemed waaay more style than substance to me but it is fun and everyone seems to relish in it and really commit to the 70s flower child, rock n roll fever dream. I hope it does continue the story at some point, in some way. I've always felt like it's kind of like a comic book adaptation and has a lot of shared DNA with something like American Gods. Shine on you crazy diamond.
I think Antidia is Boudicca . She seems to be able to unite the tribes. There’s a LOT of Chosen Ones.
Love is the law, Love Under Will
My fav show, more gripping than game of thrones& better in many ways, thou the characters except Cait, Divis& Lucius the rebel prefectus aren’t as relatable or developed & obviously a much smaller budget.
Great Video!
Thanks for watching!
I LOVE this show and watch it often but one thing i realized this season is how i only know like half of the characters names i know lol they must not say their names alot cuz ive seen all 3 seasons 3 times each
One thing we can absolutely say about Boudica is that she did not live in Rome at any point in her life.
belle série vraiment, es-ce que la saison 04 complet est disponible et partager si possible ! merci
I also thought Cait was Boudicca. I'm so disappointed with the cancelation.
I only just binge watched the show and found the series 3 finale unfulfilling and confusing. I always thought from episode 1 of series 1 that Cait was Boudica and in later episodes in S02/03 someone would translate the runes on her head to say exactly that. She was always searching for a name after all. I did then wonder when the Spear of Destiny came into the scene that it was a bit confusing. How would it go from victorious Britons driving out the Romans to the vaults of the Vatican and the basis of many stories in Christianity. Well now we know (raising eyes up and down). in a way I resent giving hours to these TV series (I guess about 25 to this one), often to find the makers either don't follow on with a compelling story or we end up with a wtf ending such as this or GOT. Aulius had Cait literally in the middle of nowhere and had to get her back to London somehow to sail for Rome. Was he going to make it through all of the tribes that were waiting, and all of the Druids with the exception of Divis the Div? Why do we still see the disgusting insane cannibal witch manically laughing whilst lying in a chariot at the end when really someone would have split her in two back in the room where she killed Lucius. "Oh here's a great idea, this woman that is the most dangerous I have ever seen, why don't we help her out and hang on to her and see what other mayhem she can cause"? All in All, loved the series and a great idea to focus on the incredible history of Druidic Briton but the ending left me thinking, sigh! they tricked me again and I have wasted another 25 hours of my life on a TV series. What's next?
I started off loving this show, but my patience reduced episode by episode, until I fast forwarded the episodes in series 2 and then only fast forwarded the last episode of series 3. Thank God I didn't waste my time watching, and trying to understand, every episode. Only the writers understand what the ending of episode 3 was about and to be honest I don't care. I'm glad there is no series 4, as the money could be much better spent.
genial me encanto esta temporada y ahora aver mas histiria de bouidicca
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series.
When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
You will probably enjoy the upcoming Pendragon Cycle series as well, it touches on similar ideas and the transition to Christianity.
Thank you, FeyFire, I’ll look forward to this!
Thank you, FeyFire, I’ll look forward to this!
One of the most significant historical times Rome's invasion of Brittania, unfortunately the sound track was atrocious, competing with Vikings Tudors. Rome game of Thrones, bloody Donovan and other pop music, trivialized this historical event, had they used Trevor Morris or Jeff Beal artist's at soundscapes could of helped
Do you believe there will be a Season Four? I felt like the end of season three was THE END. So sad!
Rally “resting in the arms off eagle “. Did you not follow the story . It’s a prophecy & based on a true story . & she leads her people to freedom like Spartacus !! she dos not just go drink wine & chill out in Rome 🙄 that is not the end . It’s a fight for freedom ! Beating the expressive narcissistic Roman Empire
This show was great until the very end. The ending was terrible because the show got cancelled for season 4 and writers had to rush to wrap it up. Thats why only 8 episodes. Just like GOT, wasted all that time for a forced ending.
Daughter to a blind father. LOL
When will season four come out
That's a very good question that i wish I knew the answer to!
I really like this series. I just discovered it fairly recently and binge watched three seasons. I thought the ending to season 2 was very powerful. I thought the ending to season 3 was game of thrones type disaster . Blow up the storyline and burn everything down. We'll see if they can redeem it if they're even is a season 4.
Shows been canned, no season 4. And I agree season 3 was a dumpster fire.
First season was incredible, 2do was mehh, but 3 season was a piece of fcking crap
Yasssssssss
결말없이 시즌4가 취소된게 너무 아쉽네요.
Well I’m none the wiser 😂😂😂😂🫶👍
تنصحونني اتابع المسلسل ؟؟
What you can expect is the show being canceled after the 3rd season.
Even if she is Boudicca…which I doubt..that will not save Britain..will it?
She is the Druids' Chosen One, so we know she certainly doesn't save them! The Romans succeed so it ultimately doesn't matter; however Boudica gave them the best run for their money.
The Romans didn't end up leaving Britain until around 400 AD. ...So no saving will take place. ...But it would be awesome if she ended up being Boudicca
@@abcdefghi38931 ..quit watching brainwashing shows, Brits WERE romans. Roman wasnt ethnicity, its romans who dragged brits out of their backward ways. If it wasnt for romans, thered be no british empire. Rome didn’t invade brits, rome pulled them out of dark age and let brits rule on their own.
Only reason I dislike the series is how they portray the druids. They're shamanic yes but sex addicts and always drugged up doesn't feel right.
It’s crazy how writers can even screw this great first season up. It’s gotten so womanlike. None of this shit would have happen unless everything and everyone was ruled by woke woman.
this makes no sense, why wouldnt they have just killed cait?
I loved the first two seasons. However, the third season was utterly bonkers and nonsensical. Especially the plotline of Aulus' cannibalistic wife and her cult. What the hell was that all about?
That’s gotta be the worst ending to a show ever ? I’m so confused all that build up about the chosen one for her to become a roman? And the sphere which you don’t even see… wtf
I loved the first two seasons of Britannia. I could not watch season 3 because of the introduction of Hempel and the others. Boring, nauseating characters. Watching her ridiculous over-the-top performance was tiring. Always trying to change history and historical facts.
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All your anger is at the fact that Hempel wasn't white...But read your history
@@geojones4718 that seems like a stretch... I just didn't enjoy the child cannibalism.
I've read what is available about Aulus' wife and it makes no mention of these practices, or her heritage.
@@geojones4718 Thanks for saying this… I immediately sense it’s the fact that she isn’t white. She did an excellent job in the role as Hemple. It’s sad really! I actually looked the actress up and In one of her earlier interviews she said that as a Brit actress she is often judge by the color of her skin rather than her acting abilities. It’s sickening really
You're kidding about the Hempel character, the cannibalism was a tad too much, and the pebble guy and Quant were annoying, but hey, it's a movie.
You been watching 👀...without me???
Well this is supposed to be Claudius's invasion in AD 43. Boudica won't rise up for another 17years. If this is her then they royally fucked up the history. As i love this period in our history, personally i cannot stand the show.
The misportrayals and god awful costumes of both cultures. The stupid finger paint on the britons faces. Not to mention that both the Canti and Regni never resisted rome, completely accepting the romanisation of the south. The Iceni aswell was in the same boat and didn't resist until AD60. The only true resistance came from Caratacus and his brother who both ruled the Catuvellauni tribe.
Its just fan fiction at this point.
Roma aeterna victrix.,
sky cancelled show / lokka wins
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series.
When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series.
When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series.
When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series.
When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
I was moved by the the respectful nod to Christianity, it was beautifully done and will continue to bring layered meaning to anyone who likes the series.
When I heard that series four was cancelled, just when the story got going, I did feel belligerent, that it’s a sign of the times. Nowadays I feel like the Christian storyline will inspire future viewers. The series itself is a love song to the Celts of two small islands on the edge of Europe.
This show could be good but it isn't.😂
Does anybody else realize that the “Cimbri” were a tribe Marius fought against and destroyed in Gaul? Anyone? Wtf...?
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I think Aulus gave it away…. Win the war not the battle…. Britain is the battle… the fall of Rome is the war
This, Christ sacrifice win, Satan is defeated finally. Lucius the best caracter.