rome season 1 and 2

[bitch]

Rome is a historical drama, produced in Italy for television by HBO (USA), the BBC (UK) and RAI (Italy). The show's first season originally aired on HBO between August 28 and November 20, 2005, subsequently broadcast on BBC Two between November 2, 2005, and January 4, 2006, and on Rai Due between March 17 and April 28, 2006. For the status of Rome on other networks see Broadcasting. The second season will air on HBO January 14, 2007.

let these videos load before watching them otherwise you won't be able to enjoy

rome season 1
-Rome-01A -Rome-01B -Rome-01C- vid003 -Rome-02A- vid004 -Rome-02B- vid005 -Rome-02C- vid006 -Rome-03A- vid007 -Rome-03B- vid008 -Rome-04A- vid009 -Rome-04B- vid010 -Rome-04C- vid011 -Rome-05A- vid012 -Rome-05B- vid013 -Rome-05C- vid014 -Rome-06A- vid015 -Rome-06B- vid016 -Rome-06C- vid017 -Rome-07A- vid018 -Rome-07B- vid019 -Rome-07C- vid020 -Rome-08A- vid021 -Rome-08B- vid022 -Rome-08C- vid023 -Rome-09A- vid024 -Rome-09B- vid025 -Rome-09C- vid026 -Rome-10A- vid027 -Rome-10B- vid028 -Rome-10C- vid029 -Rome-11A- vid030 -Rome-11B- vid031 -Rome-11C- vid032 -Rome-12A- vid033 -Rome-12B- vid034




rome season 2

-Rome-01A -Rome-01B -Rome-01C- vid003 -Rome-02A- vid004 -Rome-02B- vid005 -Rome-02C- vid006 -Rome-03A- vid007 -Rome-03B- vid008 -Rome-03C- vid009 -Rome-04A- vid010 -Rome-04B- vid011 -Rome-04C- vid012 -Rome-05A- vid013 -Rome-05B- vid014 -Rome-05C- vid015 -Rome-06A- vid016 -Rome-06B- vid017 -Rome-06C- vid018 -Rome-07A- vid019 -Rome-07B- vid020 -Rome-07C- vid021 -Rome-08A- vid022 -Rome-08B- vid023 -Rome-08C- vid024 -Rome-09A- vid025 -Rome-09B- vid026 -Rome-09C- vid027 -Rome-10A- vid028 -Rome-10B- vid029 -Rome-10C- vid030



other links

Series 1
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
Episode 7
Episode 8
Episode 9
Episode 10
Episode 11
Episode 12
Series 2
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
Episode 7
Episode 8
Episode 9
Episode 10



Rome
Half a century before the dawn of Christianity, Rome has become the wealthiest city in the world, a cosmopolitan metropolis of one million people — epicenter of a sprawling empire. Founded on principles of shared power and fierce personal competition, the Republic was created to prevent any one man from seizing absolute control. It is a society where soldiers can rise up from provincial commoners to become national heroes, even leaders of the Republic.

But as the ruling class became extravagantly wealthy, the foundations have crumbled, eaten away by corruption and excess, and the old values of Spartan discipline and social unity have given way to a great chasm between the classes.

A richly layered look at history and the building of an empire, 'Rome' sets the stage for modern politics — infighting, corruption, party lines and the struggle to define collective values. "Human nature never changes," says creator Bruno Heller. "We see the same problems today — crime, unemployment, disease, and the struggle for social mobility and the pressure to preserve your place in a precarious society."

An intimate drama of love and betrayal, masters and slaves, and husbands and wives, 'Rome' chronicles the epic times that saw the fall of a Republic and the creation of an empire. The second season debuts Sunday, January 14th, 9pm ET/PT, exclusively on HBO.

A joint production between HBO and the BBC, 'Rome' was created by John Milius, William Macdonald and Bruno Heller. The series is shot throughout Italy and boasts the largest standing film set in the world, comprising five acres of backlot and six soundstages at the world-famous Cinecittà Studios.

Writers for Season Two include Bruno Heller, Scott Buck, Todd Ellis Kessler, Mere Smith, and Eoghan Mahony. Directors include Tim Van Patten (HBO's "Sex and the City"), Allen Coulter (HBO's "The Sopranos"), Alan Poul (HBO's "Six Feet Under"), Adam Davidson, Alik Sakharov, Robert Young, John Maybury, Carl Franklin and Steve Shill (HBO's "The Wire").

Among the actors starring in Rome's second season are Kevin McKidd ("Kingdom of Heaven") as Lucius Vorenus, Ray Stevenson ("King Arthur") as Titus Pullo, Polly Walker ("Patriot Games") as Atia of the Julii, James Purefoy ("Vanity Fair") as Mark Antony, Tobias Menzies ("Foyle's War") as Marcus Junius Brutus, Lindsay Duncan ("Under the Tuscan Sun") as Servilia of the Junii, and Kerry Condon ("Angela's Ashes") as Octavia of the Julii.

[0Falcon0]

WOW a second series of Rome, i waited and waited but never could find one so i assumed they were not making it. TY for posting thing as its one of my fav programs.