Domina: Season 2

TV-MA

2023

Created by Simon Burke
Recommended
88%
8 episodes
Drama
True Story & Biography

Ancient Rome drama tracing the rise of Livia Drusilla (Kasia Smutniak). Follows Livia's journey from a naïve young girl whose... More

Ancient Rome drama tracing the rise of Livia Drusilla (Kasia Smutniak). Follows Livia's journey from a naïve young girl whose world crumbles in the wake of Julius Caesar’s assassination, to Rome’s most powerful and influential Empress, driven by a deep desire to avenge her father and secure power for her sons. Co stars Liam Cunningham (Game of Thrones) and Colette Tchantcho (The Witcher).

Livia and her peers navigate their way through a brutal society by means of strategy, conspiracy, seduction and murder. She will soon discover that seizing power is not enough: you must be able to keep it when everyone else wants it.

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Domina: Season 2 is available to stream in Australia now... More on Stan.

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Domina: Season 2 episodes

Conspiracy

Livia and Gaius return to famine in Rome. Gaius starts... More a succession race.

Wedding

Drusus and Antonina’s wedding is threatened. Livia’s marriage is tested.

Betrayal

Livia and Gemina come face to face with life-changing consequences.... More Drusus’ military career is in danger.

Exile

Livia’s missed in Rome, and must deal with a threat... More to her sons and secure Gaius’ forgiveness.

Sacrilege

Gaius’ plans for the succession shock Livia. Tiberius grows suspicious... More of Gaius.

Freedom

Shocking news brings instability to Rome. Livia must make a... More dangerous choice.

Curse

Livia is threatened on her way to a wedding and... More has to make a life-threatening decision.

Control

Livia must reassert control of the family. News from Germany... More has devastating consequences.

Domina: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

Glad it exists

This is Gossip Girl if you swapped out the BlackBerries for wax tablets. It’s ridiculous on a subatomic level, and yet, I'm oddly glad it exists—a show like Domina offers a window into the past that turns out to really be a reflection of our present.