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 ...

“The Borgias” returned Sunday, with Francois Arnaud literally racing back to our TV screens as cardinal-turned-vigilante-killer Cesare Borgia. Cesare has become a breakout role stateside for the ...

I’m predispositioned to devouring sweeping sagas set in days of yore when they revolve around sexual and political scheming, but even I could not have anticipated how quickly I’d be sucked into the ...

The Borgias Season 2 Episode 1 The Borgia Bull Review. The Borgias: Season 2, Episode 1: The Borgia Bull starts off right where last season left off at. All the story lines resume as if they had not ...

Since Francois Arnaud and David Oakes have both been so fantastic during The Borgias second season, it’s a shame that the series has had such a difficult time showcasing them in the same episode. “The ...

Whenever Pope Alexander VI needs something nasty handled in Showtime’s “The Borgias,” he turns to his son, Cesare Borgia. If Cesare doesn’t choose to handle the dirty deed himself, he relies on his ...

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 ...

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 ...

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WHAT IT'S ABOUT The second season ended with a confession -- or two. First: Girolamo Savonarola (Steven Berkoff), the Dominican friar and Church reformer who challenged the towering corruption of Pope ...