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1. 21 Days
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Tensions between rival gangs erupt while Samurai pulls politician's strings; three young crooks ally to seize an opportunity.
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2. Plebes and Patricians
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Samurai sinks his hooks into Cinaglia; Theodosiou's blackmailers try to silence a witness; Spadino chafes at his looming arranged marriage.
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3. Rabid Dogs
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Samurai confronts Spadino over Theodosiou and hands Sara a raw deal; Cinaglia finds himself trapped; Manfredi targets Aureliano for revenge.
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4. Enjoy Your Meal
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
With a brewing war between the Anacletis and Adamis jeopardizing his control over the land deal, Samurai forces Gabriele into a terrible choice.
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5. She Wolf
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Livia and Aureliano vie for power; Samurai confronts Sara about her ploy; Spadino's secret complicates his wedding night.
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6. Garlic, Oil, and Chili Pepper
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Aureliano forces Sara into a deal, but she schemes to turn the tables; Cinaglia plays strong-arm politics; Theodosiou makes a desperate decision.
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7. Last Customer
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Samurai closes in as Sara tries to avert a Vatican scandal in return for the commission's votes; Livia reacts to Manfredi's move on her territory.
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8. A New Man
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Scrambling to salvage the deal, Samurai summons Livia and Manfredi to a meeting; Sara faces a deception; Angelica discovers Spadino's secret.
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9. Pitch Black
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Cinaglia doubles down on his political gamble, and Aureliano suffers a dangerous betrayal; enthused over making a stand, Spadino takes a big risk.
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10. Call It Sleep
Air date: Oct 6, 2017
Samurai drops the hammer, but Aureliano and Livia resist; Spadino takes charge; Cinaglia charts his future; Gabriele faces a crisis of conscience.
Suburra: Blood on Rome (2017)
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Difficult family relationships, trust issues and everyone is corrupt - that's how "Suburra" can be summed up quickly. I approached the series with expectations that unfortunately weren't met. I was looking forward to an exciting Italian mafia series and I got an extremely long-winded one, with characters that hardly develop and are played by actors who apparently only attended drama school for a visit. If you don't care about a very slow series with acting at a rather low level, you can definitely spend your hours here, but I definitely wouldn't recommend the series for anyone, who wants to have fun, because the series barely has any highlights.
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Absolutely brilliant fantastic, following similar series like Gomorrah, this was my favourite only slightly though as I love them both ,truly excellent 😀
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Great series, there are some unexplained holes in the plot, and some moments seem to be stretched (like the most powerful gangster in Rome personally kills people, risking by his freedom? seriously? he doesn't have his mobsters?) But overall, great story, amazing actors. Worth watching
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Fast moving thriller that is worth watching. Overstated acting and semi credible plot but lots of twists and turns do seem to work and I wanted to keep watching until the very last episode
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Authentic scenery. Great Italian dialogue and good acting. Feels like being in Rome and Ostia in the middle of an Italian crime drama.
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I came across Suburra unexpectedly as I was looking for Italian programs on Netflix, and I couldn't be happier that I did. My father is an immigrant from Rome so I have heard about the different factions of the show throughout my life. I found it fascinating to see everything come to life and while I understand that much of the program is fictional, it definitely provides some perspective on the realities that the city has been facing over the years. I am just an average viewer, but I find the story telling and character development exceptional. For American viewers out there, I have been describing Suburra as a coss between The Sopranos and Sons of Anarchy due to the introspection to the various groups and the fact that I would suspect that many Romans would argue that it highlights the worst elements of Roman culture. I highly recommend that non-Italian speakers watch in the original language with subtitles to ensure that you don't lose the nuances of the actors' steller performances. For speakers of Roman dialect, you will inevitably enjoy the subtle details that are included in the dialogue. My one criticism as a speaker of the dialect (and I may be nitpicking) is that while the subtitles will allow you to clearly follow the dialogue, I found that there were often lines that missed the mark on the true translation of the various sayings and colloquialisms that were brilliantly interwoven into the script. Nevertheless in my opinion the show is very well done and I hope that there will be many seasons to enjoy. Bravo Netflix. Congratulazioni a tutti gli attori che hanno fatto una programma proprio bellissima e vi auguro bocca al lupo a tutti!
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A Must Watch series. Very realistic with amazing actors.
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One of the best mob tv series from Netflix Italy. Watch the first episode, you'll be hooked.
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I have not binge-watched a full season since Breaking Bad, which says a lot about how engaging and spectacular Suburra is. It captures you from the first scene till the end.
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Italy's answer to Narcos as other reviewers have already said, Italian with sub titles , not hard to follow and you can always pause and replay.
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