A bit of a warning it got canceled after 3 seasons. It was supposed to have 4. I thought it wrapped up nicely though.
Anyone else watching Medici: Masters of Florence on Netflix?
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A bit of a warning it got canceled after 3 seasons. It was supposed to have 4. I thought it wrapped up nicely though.
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Assassin's Creed 2 got me interested in this era
Netflix dropped a trailer for season 2 (Starring Sean Bean) a week & half ago:
@MaliktheRapper Do you think there gonna cover Alessandro de' Medici on this show?: Alessandro de' Medici, Duke of Florence - Wikipedia
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Here's a couple of other trailers for season 2:
@MaliktheRapper Do you think there gonna cover Alessandro de' Medici on this show?: Alessandro de' Medici, Duke of Florence - WikipediaEDIT:
Here's a couple of other trailers for season 2:
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Netflix dropped a trailer for season 2 (Starring Sean Bean) a week & half ago:
I thought this joint wasn't coming back with how long they were taking.
Just finished watching Spartacus and Vikings. was looking for something similar to keep my medieval /feudal drama fix going. This is next on deck.
Watched the first episode and looked like. I had watched the Borgias years ago and seemed much worse. Is it work continuing?
I thought Borgias (the one with Jeremy Irons) was quality. If he didn't like Borgias he probably won't like Medici. Might have to let breh sleep.
Have y'all seen Starz's "Da Vinci's Demons"? That's another show that place in medieval Italy & heavily involves renaissance era Italian politics, the Medicis, & the Vatican:
Spartacus was a ride wasn't it?! I still got that show on rotation. 
I recommend you give The Last Kingdom a shot if you can get passed the low budget feel the first season has but that shouldn't be a problem if you had none with all the fake ass shyt that was happening in Spartacus.
Next two seasons are hardbody especially season 3 with netflix money now and they just got renewed for a 4th 
So you cosign this? I let it slip the radar I because think I was juggling too many shows when it came out.
I've only watched the first 2-3 episodes of "Da Vinci's Demons" so far because I'm mainly focused on "Vikings" right now. But the 2nd episode got me got hooked. It helps that I watched Showtime's "The Borgias" a few months ago, so I'm able to easily understand the dynamics of Italian politics.
I just looked over the cast of season 2 of this Medici show on Wikipedia & I noticed they're using a lot of the same main characters that are used on "DaVinci's Demons". So it's probably safe to assume there are overlapping storylines between Medici Season 2 & "Da Vinci's Demons".
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Netflix dropped a trailer for season 2 (Starring Sean Bean) a week & half ago:
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@FireDwaneCasey Have you thought about checking for this show?
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This. This is the issue lol....I cant get past the second episode. I can tolerate the effects for Spartacus bc at least it could hold my attention and I expect the gore factor . I started watching Tudors instead, then Medici, and leave TLK for last . After watching Vikings, I'm kind of *yawn at last kingdom. And I'm confused bc those are The Ragnars from Vikings in Last Kingdom .??
This. This is the issue lol....I cant get past the second episode. I can tolerate the effects for Spartacus bc at least it could hold my attention and I expect the gore factor . I started watching Tudors instead, then Medici, and leave TLK for last . After watching Vikings, I'm kind of *yawn at last kingdom. And I'm confused bc those are The Ragnars from Vikings in Last Kingdom .??
TLK's timeline is kind of after Vikings I think. The Ragnars you're talking about aren't related to Lothbrok at all but one of his sons named Ubba do show up as an antagonist.
