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Couldn't bring myself to watch last week's show until I had the finale ready to go. Not that I expect the finale to be much other than lots of death. I knew Agron had to still be alive! Sadly he's left alive just so we can see him crucified. That was hard to watch.
Well, I guess they were saving up some new ways to kill people for this special send off for Crixus. And though grotesque, it is kind of nice to see these guys fighting in an arena with such gusto, with it being their choice. I also forget how fun crazed Saxa is. So deliciously feral. She and Nasir. And Naevia. They're so wild when they fight. So unrestrained. I quite love it.
I am glad to see Tiberius go, but wish it could've been Naevia to do it. Though the woman who did it also deserved to kill him.
I will admit, I got a little teary, just a little, at the reunion between Agron and Nasir. I really adore those two.
It is quite cathartic to be hearing everyone shouting the "I am Spartacus" line.
Oh Agron. As if I couldn't love him more, now he's lost the thing that's given his life meaning for so long. And then Nasir goes and makes him a contraption that allows him to still be able to fight. Oh boys. Agron's loyalty will forever do me in. It would be so nice if they could make it through this.
Dustin Clare really does have the most luxurious hair. I'm fairly convinced he wouldn't be quite so attractive without it, but haven't tested this theory by searching short-haired him out.
I love that this shield/sword Nasir gave Agron kind of makes him a bit of a cyborg, what with the fusing of man and mechanics a bit. Oh Nasir.
Oh sad, I was fairly convinced that guy was going to sacrifice himself for either Agron or Nasir. Poor pretty boy. Yep, and now's the part where we slowly watch everyone die. I wish there was a chance that Caesar could die in this.
I really thought Spartacus was going to get to kill Crassus. Holy Agron! Way to save the day kid.
Yeah, this was the part I was dreading from the beginning of this thing, but I guess it had to come.
I love that the final credits ended with Andy Whitfield doing the Spartacus line. He was such a good Sparty.
On the other hand, I can't bring myself to watch the last two Being Human episodes yet. I suspect that they'll be more painful than this ridiculous show.
Well, I guess they were saving up some new ways to kill people for this special send off for Crixus. And though grotesque, it is kind of nice to see these guys fighting in an arena with such gusto, with it being their choice. I also forget how fun crazed Saxa is. So deliciously feral. She and Nasir. And Naevia. They're so wild when they fight. So unrestrained. I quite love it.
I am glad to see Tiberius go, but wish it could've been Naevia to do it. Though the woman who did it also deserved to kill him.
I will admit, I got a little teary, just a little, at the reunion between Agron and Nasir. I really adore those two.
It is quite cathartic to be hearing everyone shouting the "I am Spartacus" line.
Oh Agron. As if I couldn't love him more, now he's lost the thing that's given his life meaning for so long. And then Nasir goes and makes him a contraption that allows him to still be able to fight. Oh boys. Agron's loyalty will forever do me in. It would be so nice if they could make it through this.
Dustin Clare really does have the most luxurious hair. I'm fairly convinced he wouldn't be quite so attractive without it, but haven't tested this theory by searching short-haired him out.
I love that this shield/sword Nasir gave Agron kind of makes him a bit of a cyborg, what with the fusing of man and mechanics a bit. Oh Nasir.
Oh sad, I was fairly convinced that guy was going to sacrifice himself for either Agron or Nasir. Poor pretty boy. Yep, and now's the part where we slowly watch everyone die. I wish there was a chance that Caesar could die in this.
I really thought Spartacus was going to get to kill Crassus. Holy Agron! Way to save the day kid.
Yeah, this was the part I was dreading from the beginning of this thing, but I guess it had to come.
I love that the final credits ended with Andy Whitfield doing the Spartacus line. He was such a good Sparty.
On the other hand, I can't bring myself to watch the last two Being Human episodes yet. I suspect that they'll be more painful than this ridiculous show.