I was positively surprised by this. I usually don't like re-enacted documentaries but this was more closer to a fully scripted series with some commentary here and there. Acting was also quite good. Overall a quality production by the BBC.

I am copying from season 1 review: I wrote on 2.6.24 to season 1 episode:1 >After finishing season 2 gomorra series, instead of watching season 3 of it, i needed to move to different series. I normally dont watch >one season series but here i am. >I will write the things that i found important. Like battle of alesia against gauls. Clever victory of ceaser. He waited lots of times then he >came to war. I dont know if this is true in real. After finishing last episode on 7.6.24: >Was good episode. surprised to see marriage in the last minutes. >I will write season review to season comments. ` Season review: >I really liked the series. I wish there would be more seasons. Because when you search some of those information, you can find lots >of different opinions but here, they put the most logical side. My notes from some episides while i also search for in history pages: [spoiler] Constantine and Licinius fight for left east christian vs pagan at 325–370 CE They destroyed all cartage. Priscus Attalus was twice Roman usurper (in 409–10 and in 414–15), against Emperor Honorius, with Visigothic support. they made him emperor. instead of killing people inside rome, they tried to make rome strong. Then goths took around france as promise. after last rome emperor was taken around 450s, east stayed until 1453 [/spoiler] I really liked. I hope i can find similar. MAybe in future, i can watch again. Nero episode was dark and but most successful acting maybe.

After finishing season 2 gomorra series, instead of watching season 3 of it, i needed to move to different series. I normally dont watch one season series but here i am.