“Winter is coming.” No wait…I’m confused about what show I’m reviewing. Ironically during this final episode of The Borgias, Caterina Sforza (Gina McKee) says it. Perhaps she’s a Game of Thrones fan. Unfortunately for viewers, this line sadly foreshadows the Continue reading
The Borgias is coming to an end this weekend, with the final episode airing on Sunday. Since it pains me to think that the show has been cancelled, I prefer to look at it that the actors, writers and crew Continue reading
After this week’s announcement that there will be no 4th season of The Borgias, this is now officially the penultimate episode of the series. In my humble opinion, this episode proved that it shouldn’t be. Let’s bitch it out…
In this week’s episode, Micheletto (Sean Harris) and Lucrezia (Holliday Grainger) finally catch up with the viewers at home, and both discover they’re in for a rough ride… Let’s bitch it out…
The regular television season has come and gone and spring has sprung. Which means you should be outside enjoying the weather, but who has time for that when there’s so much good television coming down the pike?! Take a look Continue reading
Hello my fellow Borgias fans! First I must apologize for the late recap. I wish I could say I was doing something fun this weekend, but I was moving, and getting blank stares from the cable guy as I begged Continue reading
This week the French army marches on Italy, Catherina Sforza (Gina McGee) turns the plague into a biological weapon, and the Pope (Jeremy Irons) decides it’s time to throw a party. Let’s bitch it out…
Flesh. Eating. Eels. Ugh, just when I thought Naples couldn’t get any worse, The Borgias proves me wrong with a scene so graphic I could barely watch. And not graphic in the good, incestual romp kind of way. Let’s bitch Continue reading
In the latest episode of The Borgias, our anticipation of the worst morning after is confirmed, we get introduced to the beginnings of a Crusade, and we may never eat chestnuts again. Let’s bitch it out…
This week’s episode finds Caterina Sforza (Gina McKee) making a ballsy entrance, puts the Pope (Jeremy Irons) in position to collect some French friends to battle the Sforza alliance, and hosts Lucrezia’s wedding/wedding night (though not with the same fellow). Let’s bitch Continue reading