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I'm currently watching the 2005 series "Rome", so it happens quite frequently.
Amazing show. Paved the way for the better parts of Game of Thrones.
Paved the way they did.
Yeah. First I was like "I never realised 2005 looked this old and the acting doesn't seem too polished either", but now I'm om episode 6 and I'm hooked. I especially like how they betray "Roman life", eventhough they do only show the upperclasses.