Spartacus (2010-2013) and the Prestige TV Era

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Cal wrote an essay about the Starz Spartacus show and its place within queer representation within the Prestige TV era. Brought to you by the same people who made Xena, Spartacus has a lot of anti-imperial and anti-slavery messages and a lot of sex and violence. Cal's Source MaterialEpisodes We Mentioned: Queerness in Xena: Warrior Princess (Our First Episode) Interview with the Vampire Castlavania: Nocturne Rogue One Prospect

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