.....The series had been envisioned to run for four years, though now creator Neil Jordan has expressed a desire to wrap up the franchise with at two-hour movie, in lieu of a fourth season.......
Source: https://screencrush.com/the-borgias-season-4-movie/
Look's like it's officially dead....
Showtime Officially Cancels The Borgias – Find Out How It Was Supposed to End
June 5, 2013 12:53 PM PDT
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Showtime on Wednesday cancelled the Jeremy Irons-fronted period drama, and also scrapped plans for a two-hour wrap-up movie
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Had the telepic been given a green light, viewers would have been treated to what Jordan calls a “totally biblical ending” featuring “the Pope dying and no one willing to hear his confession. When they finally find a confessor and the Pope starts to repent his sins, the confessor interrupts him, saying, 'I'm sorry, it's too late, you're already dead and burning in hell.'”
.....The series had been envisioned to run for four years, though now creator Neil Jordan has expressed a desire to wrap up the franchise with at two-hour movie, in lieu of a fourth season.......
Source: https://screencrush.com/the-borgias-season-4-movie/
by xrnzaaas posted 11 years ago
Not going to miss it... the show was much worse than The Tudors and I dropped it in its first season.
During E02 I just stoped and removed it from my watchlist.
by Orlando posted 12 years ago
I didn't really like the season two premiere, Jordan's writing feels like it's trying to be too much 'fancy' (mixed with contemporary phrases) which feels dull and unrealistic. After a year of absence it didn't really reintroduced it's characters properly and I didn't really cared about any of them.
by BlackBox posted 13 years ago
Actually IMHO it has gained pace a little. Now I find this show rather entertaining and watchable :D
by GodZionu posted 13 years ago
more sex and screwing around than before(1x06), but still too slow for me.
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Source: https://screencrush.com/the-borgias-season-4-movie/
Look's like it's officially dead....
Showtime Officially Cancels The Borgias – Find Out How It Was Supposed to End
June 5, 2013 12:53 PM PDT
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Showtime on Wednesday cancelled the Jeremy Irons-fronted period drama, and also scrapped plans for a two-hour wrap-up movie
......
Had the telepic been given a green light, viewers would have been treated to what Jordan calls a “totally biblical ending” featuring “the Pope dying and no one willing to hear his confession. When they finally find a confessor and the Pope starts to repent his sins, the confessor interrupts him, saying, 'I'm sorry, it's too late, you're already dead and burning in hell.'”
Source: https://tvline.com/2013/06/05/the-borgias-cancelled-showtime/
Source: https://screencrush.com/the-borgias-season-4-movie/
Whoa...meh...I dropped 2 episodes ago...
Hopefully, Showtime will replace it with a better series...
The Borgias Renewed for a second season!