What are the best episodes of Cleopatra?

The best rated episodes of Cleopatra are: Part 2 - S1E2 rated 7.1

What are the worst episodes of Cleopatra?

The lowest rated episodes of Cleopatra are: Part 1 - S1E1 rated 7.0

Cleopatra Episode Rating Graph

May 1999 - May 1999

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Browse episode ratings trends for Cleopatra. Simply click on the interactive rating graph to explore the best and worst of Cleopatra's 2 episodes.

The best rated episodes of Cleopatra are:

Part 2 S1E2 rated 7.1

The lowest rated episodes of Cleopatra are:

Part 1 S1E1 rated 7.0

The first episode of Cleopatra aired on May 23, 1999.

The last episode of Cleopatra aired on May 24, 1999.

There are 2 episodes of Cleopatra.

There is one season of Cleopatra.

No.

Cleopatra has ended.

Best Episodes of Cleopatra

Part 2
S1 Ep2
7.1
24th May 1999
After the death of Julius Caesar, Cleopatra needed a new political ally in Rome. With her life, her son's life, and the fate of Egypt hanging in the balance, she set her sights on the new co-ruler of the Roman Empire: Mark Antony. Their romance would become the ancient world's greatest love story and darkest tragedy. See how their relationship grew from a calculated political move to a passionate affair before devolving into a catastrophic tale of betrayal, murder, and suicide.

Worst Episodes of Cleopatra

Part 1
S1 Ep1
7.0
23rd May 1999
A woman of beauty, intelligence and exotic mystery, Cleopatra sets out to claim her throne as the rightful ruler of Egypt. Burdened by Egypt's debt to Rome and the betrayal of her brother, Ptolemy, and sister, Arsinoe, Cleopatra seeks assistance from the Roman Emperor, Caesar.

Cleopatra Episode Guide

Part 1
S1 Ep1
7.0
23rd May 1999
A woman of beauty, intelligence and exotic mystery, Cleopatra sets out to claim her throne as the rightful ruler of Egypt. Burdened by Egypt's debt to Rome and the betrayal of her brother, Ptolemy, and sister, Arsinoe, Cleopatra seeks assistance from the Roman Emperor, Caesar.
Part 2
S1 Ep2
7.1
24th May 1999
After the death of Julius Caesar, Cleopatra needed a new political ally in Rome. With her life, her son's life, and the fate of Egypt hanging in the balance, she set her sights on the new co-ruler of the Roman Empire: Mark Antony. Their romance would become the ancient world's greatest love story and darkest tragedy. See how their relationship grew from a calculated political move to a passionate affair before devolving into a catastrophic tale of betrayal, murder, and suicide.