The Dark Truth About Julius Caesar | Tony Robinson's Romans | Absolute History

The Greatest Man in History according to whom?????

Completely ruined by unnecessary background racket. Switched off and downvotee.

The greatest man who ever lived? You forgetting Jesus?

Thanks for ruiningmy documentary with the steak comments

Ole boy says Julius Ceasar Celebrates how many he kills and triumps he killed a million people..
Well in war when they trying to kill you and they don't because you out smart them then what do you want him to do? This guy says it as if that's a bad..Easy for him to sit their and play arm chair quarterback when he has really no idea how those times were..
Wow you guys really painting a dark picture on a guy in one breath and in next breath he's the best..
I don't remember ever hearing a group thrash a leader and turn around and pump him up so many times in such a short period.
Yall seem really mixed up from where I sit...

A good vet could bring that cow back to life...

Robinson is following the nonsense spouted by gentleman historians. They always take the side of the oligarchs. Yes, he was a mass murderer but weren’t they all? If any politician today cancelled all of my debts, gave me a house and land, then paid me a year’s salary up front, I might follow him closely. Cicero, Cato and the rest of the greedy mob were intent on holding onto their wealth. It wasn’t even about power, it was the obsessive collation of property and cash. Slumlords without shame, they refused to share the wealth that the population had fought and died for. Sound familiar?

If it wasn’t Caesar it would have been someone else. Probably less multi talented but the change was inevitable. If Cassius and Brutus, the dummies that they were would have ended up fighting amongst themselves, with Cassius the Lean probably winning in the end. He was contradictory and contemptible by degrees (which imperialists aren’t) but he opposed the wanton greed of his own class. That’s why they murdered him. Seriously, the Boni can f off.

That steak would make a maggot puke

The heart disease is aching here.

Interesting that the British Empire emerged out of the Roman Empire. The British Empire an even bigger world power but not spoken of in the same glorious way as is the Roman Empire. Time is a great healer, they say. One day, the British Empire will be spoken of in glorious terms.

Caesar prob lied ab p much everything lol he’d prob just execute any soldiers that said diff lmao 😂

Of course, the steak is raw he is the English. That’s why there are no great chefs from England. They like to think so but delusional thinking is not proof of fact.

Tony giving off those Dahmer vibes with that steak.

Caesar was his "first" name.

It should be pointed out, Tony Robinson isn't the "host"....And that's Sir Tony. THough I am DELIGHTED he doesn't use it.
He WRITES the programmes that he fronts.
There are lots of actors who are pleasant/good looking people, but, er, not all that bright.
Even tried to listening to actors' commentaries on DVDs? "Yeah, he was just great, just great. And, look how great she is. It was just great working with her. The work these guys did, I was like, Wow, like, it was great it was awesome." It's, ahem, great, that they're so positive. But listening to even 20 minutes of that stuff? It's against the Geneva Convention.

Tony Robinson knows things, he's got actual knowledge in his head, and can converse about it, in "real" time. THat's why he fronted Time Team, because he's able to have conversations with archeologists and historians without needing a script and staged interactions.
He's also good at running/ organising things. When he became head of the actors' union, it was half a million pounds in debt. He oversaw a big restructuring and brought it out of debt.

Ave true to Caesar!

Always love Tony Robinson's narrations. Thank you for the upload.

CAESAR in the Sparticus slave rebellion?? I wondered, NEVER EVER SAW, READ, HEARD, EAT, ANYTHING concerning his involvement? Where O Where did I not know this in other information sources. Your prodigal sons the USA, and of course we love you guys.

HOW COULD A MILLION DOCTORS BE WRONG?A MILLION SCIENTISTS?WERE WRONG 18⛎SAY A HUNDRED BILLION YEARS AGO NO ONE MILL ONLY get rid of thisRX

Whole documentary about one of the most famous names ever and we all agreeing the beef is the main attraction lol 🤣

I almost gagged when I seen that purple raw steak... That's how you get parasites or worms, eating raw flesh

What a cunning plan: following in the footsteps of Caesar!

great video. unnecessary open.

Mad cow disease! Death of the narrator by beef tartare.

Everyone who uses a sword will be killed by a sword.

Did this guy just compare Plato's teachings to Jesus?!

ive watched this documentary three times and i cant get over how raw that meat is

What is this, just a shitty rip off of the Tony Robinson series? Funny thing is, in the original video, all the comments are about the rare steak as well. People are stupid.

I did not appreciate the zoom in on that steak :( but I'm staying for the rest of the content and leaving a like

Wow very valuable info

Ooommmgg...that meant does not look appetizing. That's what we in the restaurant business call Black n Blue

Wow i think ur steak still has a pulse...

I'm a bit jarred by that steak. While I understand Westerners likes their steaks 'rare', but, surely, that was too undercooked.

So much so that I almost jumped out of my skin and scream like those PETA activists in the duck farm incident.

nice flesh

A decent vet would get that bit of beef back on its feet!!

Why did you not wait until the animal was dead before you put it on your plate ?

I can’t get over that steak. Why put it on a grill for a few seconds? Might as well eat straight from the fridge

Nice they got some documentary in between the ads. 🙄

It seems that everybody like to cook their steak until it turns in to coal. That is how you RUIN perfectly good meat.

Fantastic, and thank You

That steak

Is the narrator the actor from blackadder?

Baldrick gnawing on a bit of raw cow.

Enjoyable to watch Baldrick/Manuel, as the real him. Engaging and charming. A wonderful host.

always a man behind the man in this case....Marius

I think I kind of like Spartacus. I know you consider him a little more than a Bandit but he somehow convinced thousands of people to join his calls. And to me it sounds like you got too much of a kind of Cardon for Julius Caesar even though it sounds like he just showed up and started arresting people.

Between the still alive meat and the bizarre poses this guy does I just can't do this video

WTF..

That steak looks delicious 😋