Rome returns

[threeplusfire]

Oh Rome, how I've missed your strange ways. I'm glad you're back on the air though, because I truly enjoy the stories of Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo of the 13th. I find them even more compelling than Ceasar and Brutus. Though Brutus was a fascinating wreck of tremors in this episode, and I'm starting to believe Marc Antony might have been a trifle insane.

I couldn't have been the only one who laughed when Octavian convinced Attia to remain in Rome.

I feel better now, after some exercise and interesting television. My good humor seems to be on the mend.

Comments

[ekatarina.livejournal.com]

Sigh.

I watched the first three episodes at a pals place in DVD and now I am hooked but I don't have cable. Whah!

I have found many good shows at tv-links.co.uk but not Rome yet. Sigh.


Hopefully my trusty "Pic-a-Flic" will get it in soon. They tend to get the good stuff in asap.


Ekatarina, glad she's not the only one pining for Italia, classical style

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

It was real torment watching the first season and then waiting a year for this! They really didn't know if it would be successful or not.

[ekatarina.livejournal.com]

Ha! "They" don't know balls.

And I gotta get my the rest of Rome. Soon!


Ekatarina