Spartacus
The Red SerpentS1 E1A Thracian warrior has his destiny seized by an act of rebellious violence and as punishment he faces death by battling in the gladitorial arena.
Sacramentum GladiatorumS1 E2Spartacus becomes enslaved in gladitorial school and his desire for vengeance must be suppressed after his new master promises to reunite him with his wife.
LegendsS1 E3Spartacus proves himself in training, but his attitude and determination to see his wife isolates him from Doctore and the other gladiatiors.
The Thing in the PitS1 E4After a shameful performance in the arena with Crixus, Spartacus has to fight in the Pits; Batiatus is determined to profit from Spartacus.
Shadow GamesS1 E5Batiatus is given a gladitorial opportunity of a lifetime; Crixus and Spartacus must learn to fight as a team against an unbeaten opponent.
Delicate ThingsS1 E6Spartacus looks forward to a reunion with his enslaved wife, a reward for his bloody victory in the arena.
Great and Unfortunate ThingsS1 E7After dealing with his wife's death, Spartacus must decide between being the champion gladiator or death.
Mark of the BrotherhoodS1 E8Spartacus accepts his role as Champion of Capua and kills many opponents in the arena; Crixus is slowly recovering from his wounds and wants his title back.
W...S1 E9A rich noble woman pays for a private encounter with Spartacus, which leads to Ilthyia arranging the same with Crixus, to the fury of Lucretia.
Party FavorsS1 E10Batiatus trys to gain favor with the magistrate by hosting his son's coming-of-age party, with Spartacus and Crixus competing in an exhibition match; Crixus is out for blood and wants his title back.
Old WoundsS1 E11Spartacus is distraught at his part in the death of Varro; he leaves a wound from the fight untended and lapses into a fever of haunted and prophetic dreams.
RevelationsS1 E12Spartacus plans revenge against Batiatus for the death of his wife, but killing a master means the execution of all the slaves in the household.
Kill Them AllS1 E13Spartacus and Crixus are to battle at the ludus for the well-to-do of Capua; bent on revenge, Spartacus enlists help for an uprising, but there is one man who can stop him.
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