Podcasts about gannicus

We all knew Spartacus and his followers would meet a tragic end, but damn if they didn't make it look sexy as hell! Joining us for one final Girls' Night at MWD are the hosts of Ancient History Fangirl podcast, Jenny Williamson and Genn McMenemy. Listen as we laugh and discuss the terrible outfit choices, surfer-boy Julius Caesar's dubious alias , and the apparent apotheosis of Gannicus . While we had our doubts at the beginning of this series, War of the Damned brings the story to a satisfying conclusion and successfully makes us view Rome in a whole new (admittedly dim) light.If you want to learn more about Genn and Jenny's podcast, check out their website: https://www.ancienthistoryfangirl.com/You can also check out Jenny's personal website https://www.jennywilliamsonauthor.com/ to get details and updates about her upcoming historical romantasy novel, Enemy of My Dreams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We all knew Spartacus and his followers would meet a tragic end, but damn if they didn't make it look sexy as hell! Joining us for one final Girls' Night at MWD are the hosts of Ancient History Fangirl podcast, Jenny Williamson and Genn McMenemy. Listen as we laugh and discuss the terrible outfit choices, surfer-boy Julius Caesar's dubious alias , and the apparent apotheosis of Gannicus . While we had our doubts at the beginning of this series, War of the Damned brings the story to a satisfying conclusion and successfully makes us view Rome in a whole new (admittedly dim) light. If you want to learn more about Genn and Jenny's podcast, check out their website: https://www.ancienthistoryfangirl.com/ You can also check out Jenny's personal website https://www.jennywilliamsonauthor.com/ to get details and updates about her upcoming historical romantasy novel, Enemy of My Dreams.

Seth is off on his honeymoon so we took the time to cover a show he will absolutely never ever ever watch.  The Starz epic "Spartacus!"Support the show

A few storylines come to an end as House Batiatus is engaged in an in house tournament to decide who is the champion. Also, Gannicus may be sold off. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatisnotmyname/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatisnotmyname/support

We get our first taste of what a true Batiatus orgy is like. Also, Gannicus is on unstable ground and the Batiatus men are struggling for power. Side note; we get to see how amazing Dagan is and what a villain Ashur is. Let's have a gander at what is... beneath the mask! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatisnotmyname/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatisnotmyname/support

We journey into a pre-Spartacus world as we catch up with a younger Batiatus trying to claw his way up the ladder of the Arena. Come and bare witness to the glory that is Gannicus! Super happy to welcome you all to our second season of That Is Not My Name and I really want to thank my new co-host for joining me, as well. (It was his birthday when we recorded this episode!) If you enjoy the podcast, do not hesitate to support the show and check out other podcasting ventures from the Family With Benefits podcast universe; i.e: Welcome to HogsRead and Family With Benefits. Both available on all major listening platforms. Rate, review, and subscribe and tell us what YOU would like to see as a new segment going forward! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatisnotmyname/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatisnotmyname/support

Hey Guys welcome to the Security Halt podcast, Episode 004 “ Our Brains don’t work so good no more.” In this episode we catch up with our good friend Mr. Myers. He is a fellow combat vet and one hell of a writer. As always we cover a lot of topics, but please check out Mr. Myers amazing talent on his Instagram account, you can read his poetry and follow him @Gannicus_prime_7. So sit back and enjoy episode 004 “Our brains don’t work so good no more”.

Spartacus gets some troublesome recruits.  Gannicus captures Illythia and takes her to Spartacus. Matt and Will discuss episodes 2×07 and 2×08 – “Sacramentum” and “Balance”.…

Gannicus returns. The arena goes up in flames. Illythia’s father is killed by her husband, who also kills Seppius. Matt and Will discuss episodes 2×05…

Naevia is found. Crixus is captured. A captured Oenomaus finds out the truth about Gannicus and Melitta. Ashur and some Romans pursue Spartacus and company.  Illythia…

Batiatus’s father and Melitta die and several other people now that I think about it. Crixus becomes champion. Gannicus gains his freedom. Robin joins Matt…

Comecei a assistir o seriado Spartacus (2010-2013) no Netflix meio “cismado”. Achei inicialmente a estética muito parecida com a do filme 300, de 2006. Outra coisa: havia cenas de ultraviolência e de nudez excessivas, que me levaram a pensar que o seriado precisava disso para se sustentar. Todavia, eu estava errado. O seriado teve quatro temporadas. O ator principal Andy Witfield faleceu, após o final da primeira temporada e teve que ser substituído. Para seu lugar, foi convocado o ator Liam McIntyre, que o sucedeu com a mesma qualidade no papel de Spartacus. A história já foi contada no cinema e é bem popular. A versão mais conhecida é de 1960 e teve Kirk Douglas no papel principal. Durante o Império romano, Spartacus, um escravo da Trácia, rebela-se contra seu dono e cria um exército de escravos, que provoca uma guerra com o Império. Para tentar contornar os problemas que envolvem uma adaptação histórica, os produtores optaram por tomar liberdades para contar o enredo da série. Desta forma, a trama acompanha o gladiador trácio Espártaco (Andy Whitfield) que é sentenciado à morte numa arena após desafiar o comando de Cláudio Glabro (Craig Parker, O Senhor dos Anéis). Como previsto por Espártaco (e ignorado por Glabro), a vila onde vivia o trácio é atacada por bárbaros, e não há nenhum romano ou homem por perto para defendê-la. Num ato de rebeldia Espártaco retorna para casa e salva sua esposa da morte certa, fugindo com ela logo após, temendo a represália de Glaber. Mas esta não demora. Spartacus é capturado e levado como escravo, tal como Sura, sua esposa, que é separada dele e vendida a mercadores sírios. Ao ser jogado à morte na arena para a diversão da plebe, ele surpreende a todos e vence a disputa, matando quatro gladiadores, demonstrando que não irá morrer enquanto não reencontrar sua esposa(Wikipedia). As quatro temporadas receberam nomenclaturas diferentes, mas seguem a mesma história: 1ª – Spartacus: Sangue e Areia (2010) 2ª – Spartacus: Deuses da Arena (2011) 3ª – Spartacus: Vingança (2012) 4ª – Spartacus: A Revolta dos Escravos (2013) Manu Bennet (Crônicas de Shannara) interpretou Crixus e Dustin Claire no papel de Gannicus foram, a meu ver, outros dois destaques no seriado. A segunda temporada é a menor, com apenas seis episódios, e uma “pequel” da história principal, mas é muito boa também. A quarta temporada foi espetacular, trazendo o “núcleo romano” com adversários do mesmo nível (ou até mais capacitados) que os gladiadores. Dou 5 de 5 estrelas.

In this pod, we discuss with some frustration the turn in Gannicus’ love life, and Paul talks about how shocking Kore’s story development was for him. On a lighthearted note, we imagine what it could be like if Crixus was in Bilbo’s place within the Riddles in the Dark chapter of The Hobbit. :)

In this pod, Paul rates this as the best episode ever, and Steve says he thinks it may even be better than Kill Them All. Listen and see why Paul thinks Ashur could have survived his Rebel confrontation, and why he thinks Gannicus should just bail. Stay tuned until after the end music, if you […]

In this podcast, we discuss the amazing episode Sacramentum which featured Gannicus quite prominently. Ashur is also discussed at some length with deepening disgust among us all.

In this cast, we mourn what appears to be the last scene with the Medicus, and we talk about Solonius’ transformation into a slick double crosser. We also express our satisfaction with the exciting Royal Rumble and Gannicus’ grand finale finish. After the end music of the podcast, there is a bonus segment for those […]

In this episode, we revisit the Roman public rest room, and Paul explains why he thinks Gannicus contributed to the wrong that was done to Melitta.

In this episode, we all agree it is an awesome start to an awesome season, and of course Paul is finally introduced to the fan favorite gladiator, Gannicus. Finally!!! :)

Crassus is within sight of victory, yet his overconfidence may be blinding him to trouble brewing close to home. Tiberius is reinstated to the legion, giving him the upper hand over a flustered Caesar. Gannicus gives in to the innocent … Continue reading →

Spartacus and his fellow rebels are forced to flee the walled city of Sinuessa while Gannicus and Sibyl are left behind and must fend for themselves. Laeta is not pleasantly surprised with the role she must play in the bargain with the … Continue reading →

AFTERBUZZ TV – Spartacus: War of the Damned edition, is a weekly “after show” for fans of Starz's Spartacus: War of the Damned. In this show, host Sean O breaks down the season 3 episode “Spoils of War” in which Gannicus is trapped behind enemy lines when Crassus leads an onslaught against the rebel-occupied city; […] The post Spartacus: War of the Damned S:3 | Spoils of War E:6 | AfterBuzz TV AfterShow appeared first on AfterBuzz TV Network.

Gannicus arrives at the rebel camp with Ilithiya hostage, expecting Spartacus to “Balance” the scales by killing her. Lust and passion continue to grow between Seppia and Glaber, while Lucretia, running out of options, receives a gift from the gods in … Continue reading →

After the climactic events of the previous episode, heroes and villains regroup and strategize. Spartacus and the rebels set their sights on Neapolis and attempt to recruit Gannicus to their cause, Glaber reaches out to Seppius one last time, and … Continue reading →

Capua burns! As Crixus, Rhaskos, and Oenomaus face their execution ad gladium, Spartacus plots their rescue and escape. Gannicus, broken and apathetic after being declared “Libertus,” returns to face his brothers in the arena. And Glabber, aware of the machinations of … Continue reading →