Episodio 10: Party Favors(aggiunto il link per scaricare l'episodio)

Qui c'è un altro riassunto/commento, fatto da un altro sito
http://blogs.chron.com/tubular/archives/spartacus_blood_and_sand/

Updated – “Spartacus: Blood and Sand” Bests “Caprica,” Hits Series Highs On Friday


Il decimo episodio ha fatto 1,262,000 telespettatori battendo Caprica:

http://lucylawlessitalianfansite.webs.com/articoli.htm#549850993

Io sto ancora piangendo. Ho appena finito di vederlo in streaming.
Povero Varro.
Sono troppo sconvolta per commentare.
Che finale ! E Ilitia pazzesca, nonostante avrei voluto farla a pezzettini.
La sua cattiveria è senza limiti.

Wow, sei già arrivata al 10mo episodio? Che velocità!!!

Qui c'è un'altra bella review su IGN.com

Citazione :

Spartacus: Blood and Sand - "Party Favors" Review

March 29, 2010 - Spartacus: Blood and Sand continues to surprise me week after week. It's slowly crept up to the top of my list as a must watch show and one that I've found myself recommending to anyone who asks me what they should be watching. "Party Favors" is another great episode that brings together a lot of story lines and does a great job of setting up the finale. After a year of plotting, Batiatus and Lucretia's opportunity to join the "upper crust" of Roman society is upon them. But have their machinations been for nothing? Meanwhile, Spartacus and Varro are as confident as ever after an impressive victory.

The opening fight sequence is yet another brutal, bloody and brilliantly choreographed affair. Seriously, keeping the violence "fresh" each week takes a lot of work and the head-popping conclusion to this week's opening battle was hilarious. I love how Batiatus gets into these bouts - he's like a big kid.

After last week, I expected Ilithyia to be a completed wreck for this entire episode. Surprisingly, that was not the case. We did witness moments of her mind wandering back to the murder she committed, but for the most part she kept herself together and was back to her old wicked self. Oh, and she was quite wicked this week too! Her devious plot played out beautifully as she sleeps with the Magistrate's fifteen-year-old son Numerius who happens to be proceeding as honorary editor of an exhibition match between Crixus and Spartacus.
As expected, her sexual encounter did not come without the request of a favor and it was a big one. Having Numerius replace Crixus with Varro sealed the deal and pretty much everything that happened next played out as Ilithyia had planned. It's a heart-breaking moment to watch as the episode up to this point had done a great job of highliting Spartacus and Varro's close friendship. Truth be told, Varro was Spartacus' only friend in the Ludus and now he was forced to kill him. For Varro, who had made peace with his wife earlier in the episode, there was no way out. This was truly a shocking moment and a game charger for Spartacus, who up to this point, had been quite loyal to Batiatus. Now, I suspect things will change as Spartacus will want vengeance for being forced to murder his friend. The path to the Spartacus of legend is now much clearer.

So, when everything is said and done, does Batiatus achieve what he was hoping for? Will Magistrate Calavius help him with his goal of breaking into the world of Roman politics? Nope. The Magistrate dismisses Batiatus plea for help quickly and it appears that Solonius may have played a part in the decision making. Nearly a year of planning, when you consider the time that this season has spanned, and Batiatus gets shot down in a couple of minutes. He's lost Varro, he may have even lost Spartacus' allegiance in this quest for power and he still remains outside the sphere of influence he so desperately wants to be a part of. There will be blood!

Crixus and Naevia's love for public displays of affection has, as expected, been discovered by Ashur. Really, having forbidden sexual encounters next to a regularly used staircase doesn't seem the wisest of choices. Ashur doesn't make a move this week but it seems fairly clear how the story will play out from here on out. Much like Spartacus, Crixus must suffer a great loss before he can become the character of legend. Once Naevia's deceit is discovered, that should pull Crixus and Spartacus closer together as allies who will seek freedom from a place that has caused them both so much suffering.
IGN's Ratings for Party Favors

Fonte: http://tv.ign.com/articles/108/1080370p1.html

Bhè se li guardi mattina e sera ci arrivi eccome! Che ci posso fare sono troppo curiosa

Ma gli altri? Li voglio vedereeeeee
E sono rimasta a dir poco sconvolta per la morte di Sura, anche se me l'aspettavo, e ieri ho scoperto che Crixus è Marco Antonio
Non l'avevo mica capito io!
Poi ieri guardando Whore mi è venuto in mente, ho cercato conferma in questa sezione, spulciando nei vari topic e alla fine tò ho scoperto che lui era lui!!!

Cavolo allora la sociazza ha ragione quando dice che sono una Tontolona!

Qui c'è un'immagine dall'episodio 10:



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Eh beh immagino. Quando una serie piace la si divora.
Si Crixus è lo stesso attore(Manu Bennet) che fa Antony

Queen of Darkness ha scritto:

Cavolo allora la sociazza ha ragione quando dice che sono una Tontolona!

Ma certo che sei tonta,avevi dubbi?

OT

Citazione :

Spartacus: Blood and Sand was seen by 1.3 million viewers on Friday night, another series high for Starz!!!

Read more: http://justjared.buzznet.com/2010/03/30/katy-perry-russell-brand-is-a-bridezilla/#ixzz0jkCvCOiE