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May 22, 2011 · TV Talk - The Borgias -- Season Finale -- "Nessuno (Nobody)" -- 5/22/11 - By djariya at 2011-04-03 Synopsis: Spoiler: In the season finale, Pope Alexander, abandoned by his cardinals, faces Charles, whom he crowns King of France and Naples and hopes that gesture and his humility will be enough to save his
S1.E3 ∙ The Moor. Sun, Apr 10, 2011. Sultan Cem of the Ottoman Empire arrives at Rome. Cesare declines his brothers request of using Michelotto. The Pope tries to decide who is to marry his daughter. 7.8/10 (756) Rate. Watch options.
2 Nisan 2011. 51 dk. TV-MA. Season 1. The new Pope elevates his children to high office, installing Juan as head of the papal armies, Cesare as a cardinal and Lucrezia as a potential wife for a political ally. Store Filled. Paramount+ kanalını ücretsiz deneyin veya satın alın. Satın Al HD $2,99.
Apr 3, 2011 · May 13, 2012 9:00 PM — 50m. 20.0k 26.7k 46.6k 26 1. Alexander is convinced that a lightning strike on St. Peter's Basilica during mass was a sign of God's disapproval; Cesare tries to prove his worth as a military commander; the Pope pressures the reluctant Lucrezia to enter another political marriage. 80%.
Apr 3, 2011 · 5/22/11. $1.99. Abandoned by even his cardinals, Alexander meets King Charles with humility and saves his throne. Della Rovere despairs as Charles abandons him. Lucrezia safely gives birth to a son in a convent as the Borgias secure an annulment of her marriage and plot revenge on their enemies. Show all.
Nessuno (Nobody): Réalisé par Jeremy Podeswa. Avec Jeremy Irons, François Arnaud, Holliday Grainger, Joanne Whalley. The Pope disarms King Charles by promising his support for his Neapolitan claims, and wishes to annul Lucrezia's marriage on grounds of her husband's impotency.
Apr 3, 2011 · The Borgias have walked into a trap: Lucrezia learns that Frederigo faked his near death to get Raphael out of the way, while at the same time in Rome, Cesare and Micheletto discover that the latter's lover Pascal is a spy working for Rufio (Thure Lindhart), reporting to a conspiracy of Catherina Sforza and King Frederigo of Naples.
