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Spartacus creator Steven S. DeKnight has a bone to pick with Syfy. DeKnight recently took to Twitter to chat with fans, and among the topics that came up was the brilliant end credits sequence of Spartacus: War of the Damned.

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Over its three seasons, Arrow has brought on many actors who previously starred in the Starz TV series Spartacus. These names include Manu Bennett and more. Now, from the Roman Empire to Central City, The Flash has hired the man that played Spartacus to bring life to this villain from the comics.

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Syfy's making a bit of room for swords, sandals and a lot of bloody action. The network announced today that they've acquired the basic cable rights to all 39 episodes of the Spartacus series, which originally aired on Starz.

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It’s hard to believe that Starz’s hit series Spartacus is officially over. For three seasons and a prequel, we got to know the violent life and innate drive of a former gladiator named Spartacus and his band of rebels. After an epic finale episode, the series may be over, but fans will be able to relive the drama for years to come on Blu-ray and DVD. With the help of Starz and Anchor Bay Home Entertainment, we’re giving away one Blu-ray copy of Spartacus: War of the Damned, as well as a Spartacus novel and a pretty sweet t-shirt.

Spartacus: War of the Damned ended back in April on Starz, rounding out the drama’s final installation. Fans of the series will be pleased to note that Starz and Anchor Bay Home Entertainment will be hitting Blu-ray and DVD on September 3 in a set that will be jam-packed with bonus features. One of those extras is a fitting homage to the series, which features the cast members talking about all of the things they have missed.

Spartacus: War of the Damned is hitting Blu-ray and DVD on September 3, in a set that promises to be as jam-packed with action as it is with nudity. War of the Damned is actually the final installment in the Spartacus series, and if you are familiar at all with the Roman tale, you already know that the rebellion has gone on a long and twisted journey and in Season 3, the group meets a formidable foe.

I doubt I'm alone in hoping for good news for Steven S. DeKnight's sci-fi project Incursion. With Spartacus: War of the Damned wrapped up, those of us who enjoyed DeKnight's creative and dramatic take on the gladiator's story are surely eager to see what the writer does next. We learned last year that Incursion was in the works, and the latest update is that the writers room is closing up shop on the project, but from the sound of it, that's not actually bad news.

Starz made the wise choice to debut their new series Da Vinci's Demons immediately following the series finale of their popular historical fantasy drama Spartacus: War of the Damned, and based on the numbers from this weekend, it paid off for the pay cable channel in the ratings.

MAJOR SPOILERS if you haven't watched the series finale of Spartacus: War of the Damned! We expected a giant battle, and by the gods, we got one. The episode didn't waste a whole lot of time with set-up, though there were a couple of things set in motion from the start. The episode began with a nod to Kubrick's film and the classic line, "I am Spartacus!" spoken by Spartacus' men, and the man himself, whose real name we'll never know.