Certainly not me. I hoped beyond hope for a happy ending for the gladiator who claimed no cause was his own, especially since he finally became a leader. It was not to be and his being crucified was as tough a moment as there has been on the show. I know someone had to lose. At least we could see he found peace in his final moments. But, still, I wanted him to live or at least die on the field of battle.
Saxa, Naevia, Lugo…they all went down fighting and took many enemies with them. Saxa even made a joke to Gannicus as she died in his arms. I had hoped Naevia would survive but she seemed at peace, hoping perhaps to join Crixus in the next left.
The end credits were also a nice gesture to all the great cast members from all the seasons of the show. Love this article, I have just watched Spartacus on Netflix from the beginning of the first season to the end of the fourth season. I knew that Spartacus would die and the Romans would win but seeing how the show got to that end point was gripping. I have never been so emotionally invested in any TV series, and I have seen some good ones. Thanks for writing this and putting into words some of my thoughts.
Spartacus may be one of the most under-rated shows of all time. It is brilliant. Brilliant Show,watched it quite a few times. I may be a little late to the party but just finished the finale and have also just finished crying like a little girl too.
So bitter sweet it hurts. A truly wonderful show x. I loved this series so much. Email required. Comment required. April 8, am.
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No matter what — the good guy will always meet the bad guy on the field of battle, and one of them will kill the other. DeKnight explained to Entertainment Weekly.
The series finale of Spartacus was amazing. It took a ton out of us, but in the best way possible. Entertainment Weekly.
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