I went into this series expecting something more in the vain of Vikings, an historical show based on the loose texts and knowledge of the era. The second I let go of this I started to enjoy the show a bit more and see it for what it is. Though I don't expect this show to be renewed it has set up some interesting premises and possibilities for future seasons and the clash between these "fictional" cultures. It is not Rome, it's not Vikings, it's something else and it's worth a (full) watch.

Am into Druids, magic etc . Watched first hour or so expecting great things. Thought it was very confusing, who's who?? Amazing that Romans invade Britain and have fluent English, at least they should have a slight accent as in Vikings. Very posh druids... Never saw Romans wearing trousers??? Will give it a second chance and hope it improves.

When this show first came out I set it aside after a few episodes. I decided to revisit recently and found I really enjoyed all the characters and story lines outside the Kanti. I definitely recommend this and hope there is another season.

There is a certain quirkiness and lack of consistency with the show and especially the characters share that I am impressed by. The attempt at humor is actually pretty endearing. With flashbacks and people inhabiting other people you need to pay attention. If you want historical accuracy... I'm sorry I'm laughing. I recommend watching and I must say there are a surprising number of memorable moments and I can tell you this wasn't cheap to film. It's the least dark 'dark ages' show I've seen.

Got to halfway through the 3rd episode and thought "why am I wasting my time with this rubbish?" So well known actors but the plot (Is there one?) is awful. Roman General goes off on his own to meet the head Druid????