Spartacus tries to provide food and shelter for his people; Crassus builds an army and receives an unexpected visitor.
A band of marauders may be Spartacus' only option for providing food and supplies for his warriors; Crassus' son Tiberius makes a fateful decision.
The existence of a possible spy causes tension between Spartacus and his men; Crassus uses a long-abandoned form of Roman punishment to teach his soldiers a brutal lesson.
Spartacus' plan to weaken Crassus' forces and gain the upper hand is threatened by potential betrayal.
Gannicus is trapped behind enemy lines when Crassus leads an onslaught against the rebel-occupied city; Tiberius must hold a celebration in honor of a man he despises.
Spartacus and Crixus clash over strategy when their forces become stranded on a snowbound ridge; Crassus loses control of those closest to him.
Spartacus and the rebels reach a crossroads; Crassus and his men continue their relentless pursuit of Spartacus as the conflict between Caesar and Tiberius grows.
Crassus learns that a fellow prominent Roman is attempting to steal the glory of defeating Spartacus; Spartacus aims to secure a bargaining chip he can use against the Romans.
Spartacus and his outnumbered rebels make one last attempt to win freedom in a final battle against the Romans led by Marcus Crassus.
Spartacus learns that being a leader of freed slaves brings great responsibilities; Spartacus tries to keep his rebellious band intact.
Spartacus grows into his role as leader with the liberation of a villa; Glaber decides to support Lucretia's prophecies.
Spartacus flexes his mediating muscles when news of Naevia's fate reaches the men; Lucretia spills a long-held secret.
Spartacus tries to free Crixus from Roman captivity, but a gladiator from the House of Batiatus complicates it.
Spartacus urges his rebels to train for the defense of their new sanctuary; Lucretia and Ilithyia become close; Glaber's forces swell with some deadly new recruits.
The plot thickens when Spartacus stumbles upon an opportunity to take his revenge; intrigue surrounds Glaber.
Spartacus tries to convince his people to unite against the Roman assault; Lucretia struggles to be free from the men who threaten her fate.
The Roman romp reaches its claret-covered conclusion as a supply shortage threatens to thwart the rebellion once and for all.
A Thracian warrior has his destiny seized by an act of rebellious violence and as punishment he faces death by battling in the gladitorial arena.
Spartacus becomes enslaved in gladitorial school and his desire for vengeance must be suppressed after his new master promises to reunite him with his wife.
Spartacus proves himself in training, but his attitude and determination to see his wife isolates him from Doctore and the other gladiatiors.
After a shameful performance in the arena with Crixus, Spartacus is forced to fight in the Pits; Batiatus is determined to profit from Spartacus.
Batiatus is given a gladitorial opportunity of a lifetime; Crixus and Spartacus must learn to fight as a team against an unbeaten opponent.
Spartacus looks forward to a reunion with his enslaved wife, a reward for his bloody victory in the arena.
After dealing with his wife's death, Spartacus must decide between being the champion gladiator or death.
Batiatus trys to gain favor with the magistrate by hosting his son's coming-of-age party, with Spartacus and Crixus competing in an exhibition match; Crixus is out for blood and wants his title back.
Spartacus is distraught at his part in the death of Varro; he leaves a wound from the fight untended and lapses into a fever of haunted and prophetic dreams.
Spartacus plans revenge against Batiatus for the death of his wife, but killing a master means the execution of all the slaves in the household.
Spartacus and Crixus are to battle at the ludus for the well-to-do of Capua; bent on revenge, Spartacus enlists help for an uprising, but there is one man who can stop him.