This December on Netflix Worlds will collide Intrigue. Deception. Bloodshed. These are just some of the obstacles awaiting legendary explorer Marco Polo as he navigates the inner court of 13th century ruler, Kublai Khan.
In the long run, the worst TV is the TV that gets no reaction and inspires no emotion. So I'll say this for "Marco Polo" — it is not the worst show I've ever seen. It is, however, on the way to becoming one of the most disappointing.
In the long run, the worst TV is the TV that gets no reaction and inspires no emotion. So I'll say this for "Marco Polo" — it is not the worst show I've ever seen. It is, however, on the way to becoming one of the most disappointing.
Netflix's Marco Polo, which premieres December 12, is the costliest Netflix production to date at $90 million and spanned continents.
Lorenzo Richelmy and series creator John Fusco spoke with Indiewire on the streaming giant's newest, and most ambitious, adventure. 1. Lorenzo Richelmy in "Marco Polo" on Netflix. Phil Bray/Netflix Lorenzo Richelmy in