It may not have had as much pomp and circumstance, or as much energy, as the first season premiere, but “The Borgia Bull” may have been a more promising beginning for The Borgias. The second season ...

Want to know where to watch The Borgias Season 2 online? We have all the streaming details right here. The Borgias follows the Borgia family and their rise to power during the Renaissance in Italy.

I’ve written about it at length over the past couple of months, but it’s worth noting again that the feud between brothers Cesare and Juan Borgia has been the most compelling material The Borgias has ...

The Borgias The Wolf and the Lamb Review. The Borgias: Season 3, Episode 5: The Wolf and the Lamb‘s greatest aspect was the unexpected. Bianca (Melia Kreiling)’s story reminded me of Merle Dixon’s The ...

Few actors ooze decadence as effortlessly as Jeremy Irons, and casting him as the patriarch of “The Borgias” — an amoral pope, no less, who bribes and bullies his way into the papacy — sounds like the ...

The Borgias Season 2 Episode 10 The Confession Review. The Borgias: Season 2, Episode 10: The Confession may be the best episode of this season. This season has been better that the previous season ...

There's been a pretty big resurgence of period-piece television as of late. Instead of opting for the TV movie or miniseries route, many programs have evolved into elaborate, big-budget television ...

Wondering where to watch The Borgias Season 1 online? We have all the streaming details right here. The Borgias is a historical series that aired in 2011. It follows the Borgia family and their rise ...

TELEVISION REVIEW: Neil Jordan works out the kinks in season two of Showtime's saga of the crime family. By Tim Goodman Lotte Verbeek (right) returns as Rodrigo's (Jeremy Irons) mistress. Showtime ...

There's been a pretty big resurgence of period-piece television as of late. Instead of opting for the TV movie or miniseries route, many programs have evolved into elaborate, big-budget television ...

Though its title may suggest a gore-strewn trawl through the life and times of one of the late 15th/ early 16th century's most notorious families, helmer Antonio Hernandez and scripter Piero Bodrato's ...

TELEVISION REVIEW: Showtime’s new costume drama is a winning recipe of sex and swordplay — shot beautifully with beautiful people. By Tim Goodman Jeremy Irons is the deviant head of the Borgia family.