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Rome
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2005 8.2 2 seasons TV

Rome (2005)

Every city has its secrets.

A down-to-earth account of the lives of both illustrious and ordinary Romans set in the last days of the Roman Republic.

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Facts about Rome
TypeTV series
First aired28 August 2005
StatusCanceled
GenreAction & Adventure, Drama
Created byJohn Milius, Bruno Heller and William J. MacDonald
StarringKevin McKidd, Ray Stevenson and Ciarán Hinds
Seasons2 seasons, 22 episodes
Episode lengthabout 52 min
Time to watch it allabout 19 hours
RatedTV-MA
ScoresRotten Tomatoes 86% · Rotten Tomatoes (average) 97% · TMDB users 8.2/10

Where to watch Rome

Rome is streaming on Max ($18.49 a month) in the US. At ten hours a week, all of the series takes about 1 month of Max, or $18.49 at list price.

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What kind of watch this is

Rome is a 2005 series that swaps the marble statues for the mud and blood of the Republic's final days. Created by John Milius, Bruno Heller, and William J. MacDonald, it pairs the political maneuvering of figures like Ciarán Hinds' Julius Caesar with the gritty survival of Kevin McKidd and Ray Stevenson. The show runs 52 minutes per episode across 2 seasons, totaling 19 hours of viewing. It is a slow burn that trusts the viewer to sit with the silence between the swords.

What the critics said

Critics generally agreed the show was worth the wait. Rotten Tomatoes rates season 1 at 83% and season 2 at 89%, as of December 2021. Sean Woods of Rolling Stone called it "masterful." Helen O'Hara of Empire noted it is richer in history than Gladiator. Some found the pacing sluggish. Robert Bianco of USA Today called season 2 "the fall of Rome." That is a verdict on the plot, not the politics.

How it did with audiences

On TMDB, users rate it 8.2 out of 10. That is a solid number for a series that refuses to hold your hand. The box office column remains empty, which fits a show designed for late nights rather than opening weekends.

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