Rome? Carnivale?

[mrv3000]

So thinking about my previous post and shows I've not watched, I think I'd be most inclined to check out Rome. So is it 2 seasons and that's it?

Also, did anyone ever get into Carnivale? I saw the first couple of episodes of that and really liked it. Is that show still going? Or if ended, did they complete the story? Or was it left open-ended? I wouldn't mind watching it all if a complete story has been told.

And in looking up Rome on Netflix, I was reminded of my loathing of Romeo & Juliet (as it popped up on my "Rome" search.) The play, the movies...everything. If you can't figure out if someone's dead or not, you really don't deserve to procreate. Dipshits.

Comments

[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

Hmm. Does sound like the production value of this was over the top - probably would want to see it for that alone!

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

The cost is understood to be the reason for not going past season 2, and it really does show every penny. GORgeous. To the point where I briefly seriously considered shelling out the extra $$ for digital premium channels for the sole purpose of watching it in HD.

My very first posted comment about it also remains valid:
Rome continues to be entertaining and liberally sprinkled with nekkid people.

[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

Rome continues to be entertaining and liberally sprinkled with nekkid people.

:D