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 | I Claudius The personal and governmental affairs of the Julio-Claudian dynasty at the beginning of the Roman Empire, as recalled by one of its rulers. Genres: Biography, Drama, History Last Updated: 18 Feb, 2023 |
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I Claudius - S01E12 - A God in Colchester (High MP4) (Aired: 29 Nov. 1976) Whilst Claudius is invading Britain, Messalina is challenging the prostitute Scylla to see who can take the most partners, Messalina easily winning. She also takes the young senator Silius as her lover, forcing him to divorce his wife so that she can marry him whilst sending Claudius a divorce decree when he is away. She hopes that Rome will rally with her against her aging husband but she is mistaken as, on Claudius's return, he is informed of her treachery and she and Silius are executed. At the same time, Claudius learns that Herod has died whilst also planning to ... Stars: Derek Jacobi, Sheila White, Bernard Hepton Director(s): Herbert Wise Writer(s): Robert Graves, Jack Pulman |
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I Claudius - S01E11 - Fool's Luck (High MP4) (WEBM) (Aired: 22 Nov. 1976) Claudius accepts the crown and spares all the conspirators except Cassius for killing Caligula's wife and family. He also deifies Livia. Messalina, having borne him children, persuades him to let her rule alongside him and brings in senator Silanus as an aide, Silanus marrying Domitia, Messalina's mother. However Messalina attempts to seduce Silanus, leading him to try and kill Claudius, for which he is executed. Not for nothing has Claudius's friend Herod Agrippa warned him to trust nobody. Stars: Derek Jacobi, Sheila White, Bernard Hepton Director(s): Herbert Wise Writer(s): Robert Graves, Jack Pulman |
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I Claudius - S01E10 - Hail Who? (High MP4) (Aired: 15 Nov. 1976) Caligula has not only made his horse a senator but has turned the palace into a brothel, selling off senators and their wives for sex. Although scared of him - and getting thrown into a river for his pains - Claudius is seemingly the only person who can put any sort of brake on the mad emperor, intervening to save mens' lives on at least two occasions, the second when Caligula fails in his attempt to defeat Neptune and push back the waves, blaming his generals for his failure. Although Claudius has been living in peace with ex-prostitute Calpurnia Caligula thinks it ... Stars: Derek Jacobi, John Hurt, Jo Rowbottom Director(s): Herbert Wise Writer(s): Robert Graves, Jack Pulman |
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I Claudius - S01E09 - Zeus, by Jove! (High MP4) (Aired: 8 Nov. 1976) Tiberius summons Caligula and his cousin Gemellus to Capri, declaring them his joint successors. Soon afterwards Tiberius is smothered by Macro, on the orders of Caligula, and his death is hailed joyfully by the citizens of Rome, unaware that worse is to come. Caligula, clearly unstable, sinks into a coma and on recovering, in addition to having Gemellus executed for trying to poison him, declares that he is the god Zeus and marries his sister Drusilla, declaring her a deity also. When Drusilla falls pregnant by him he cuts open her belly and eats the unborn child to ... Stars: Derek Jacobi, John Hurt, Margaret Tyzack Director(s): Herbert Wise Writer(s): Robert Graves, Jack Pulman |
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I Claudius - S01E08 - Reign of Terror (High MP4) (Aired: 1 Nov. 1976) Sejanus divorces his wife in order to marry Livilla but Tiberius refuses permission and suggests that he marries Livilla's daughter Helen instead, which so enrages Livilla that she poisons Helen. With Tiberius spending most of his time on Capri Sejanus seems to hold absolute power in Rome and, to consolidate his position, has Agrippina and her son Nero banished and her other son Drusus arrested and sent to prison where he dies. A shocked Antonia finally sees evidence of the plots her daughter Livilla and Sejanus have hatched together and has Claudius smuggle the ... Stars: Derek Jacobi, George Baker, Margaret Tyzack Director(s): Herbert Wise Writer(s): Robert Graves, Jack Pulman |
