This series is one of my guilty pleasures and the whole reason I keep paying the premium cable channels. (Well one of them GoT is another.) I really love this after watching the Borgias series and playing Assassin's Creed II series (II, Brotherhood, and Revelations) and seeing all the characters come to life! I truly wish they would start making the Assassin's Creed series like this! I digress. The characters in this series are mesmerizing and there is lust, deceit, and action around every corner! I am anxious to see how they continue the plot and the series of mysterious plots this story takes you in! It is definitely worth the money and the time! You won't regret it!

I picked up the dvd version of this show mostly as a collector's item of one of my favorite shows. Although the quality is pretty good, get the blu ray version if you have a blu ray player. I love the packaging that both sets come in, plus I'm sure that if you give this series a chance, you'll probably love it as much as I do! Just as a side note, Starz does it again. I really like many of their series, such as Spartacus, Outlander, Black Sails, and others.

I got this, along with Black Sails, on the buy one get one free deal that Best Buy had. It was a no brainer for me, as I really enjoy this series and had to add it to my collection. That said, if you're not looking for a period series that takes a very different approach to DaVinci's time, then I'd say this series isn't for you. It's definitely out of the box thinking, but I've loved watching the approach and imagining the possibility of Davinci's existence being similar. Historically, not very much that I'd say would be accurate, but again, I don't think that was the point of this series. It's very entertaining overall.

This show just keeps getting better, and the cost of this boxed set is made worth it by the development of Blake Ritson's character of Count Girolamo Riario alone! Unfortunately, Starz has decided to only give the show one more season, leaving room in their following year's budget for the new Evil Dead TV show and bringing their total of intelligently written shows back down to zero. Really Starz? The Evil Dead?

Starting in Post World War 2, Claire Randall, a combat nurse find herself separated from her husband while vacationing in Scotland and is transported to Scotland in 1743 during the Jacobite Uprisings. I watched this as a lark one day on demand and I can't stop watching this engrossing and captivating drama.