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I, Claudius
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  Series -2 (Printable Guide)  
S-1
1 :01x01 - A Touch of Murder (1) (Sep/20/1976)
Claudius, Emperor of Rome, sets down to write the story of his life. His narrative begins during the rule of Augustus, the first of the Roman emperors. Augustus is married to the treacherous Livia who begins a plot to have her son from a prior marriage, Tiberius, inherit the throne of her husband.
Guest Stars: George Baker as Tiberius, Freda Dowie as The Sybil, Renu Setna as Musa, Sheila Ruskin as Vipsania, Angela Morant (1) as Octavia, Christopher Guard as Marcellus, Guy Siner as Pylades, John Paul as Agrippa, Carleton Hobbs as Aristarchus, Brian Blessed as Augustus, Siân Phillips as Livia, Frances White as Julia, David Davenport as Thallus, Sheridan Earl Russell as Slave, Amanda Kirby as Antonia
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
2 :01x02 - Family Affairs (2) (Sep/20/1976)
Tiberius is forced to divorce his wife and marry Julia, the daughter of Augustus thus increasing his chances of becoming the emperor's heir. But the marriage is not a happy one and when his brother, Drusus, dies, Tiberius is driven to despair and embarks upon a rampage that leads to him being banished from Rome.
Guest Stars: Andrew Manson as Guardsman, Yvonne Patterson as Masseuse, Roger Bizley as Senator, Sheila Ruskin as Vipsania, Michael Hawkins (1) as Rufus, Renu Setna as Musa, Earl Rhodes as Gaius, Russell Lewis (2) as Lucius, Patrick Drury as Courier, Paul Sherman as Slave, George Baker as Tiberius, Brian Blessed as Augustus, Siân Phillips as Livia, Margaret Tyzack as Antonia, Ian Ogilvy as Drusus, Frances White as Julia, Anni Domingo as Masseuse, Tony Haygarth as Claudius' Slave
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
3 :01x03 - Waiting in the Wings (Sep/27/1976)
Livia is determined to see her exiled son, Tiberius, succeed Augustus as emperor and uses blackmail and murder to end his banishment. Tiberius finally returns to Rome as heir to the throne but must wait on Augustus to die. Livia, however, is tired of waiting.
Guest Stars: Katherine Levy (1) as Livilla, Michael Clements as Herod, Esmond Knight as Domitius, Kevin Stoney as Thrasylius, Alan Thompson (6) as Praxis, Diana Hutchinson as Agrippina, Gary Lock as Germanicus, Alister Kerr as Postumus, Roy Stewart (1) as Senator, Kevin McNally as Castor, Ashley Knight as Young Claudius, Brian Blessed as Augustus, George Baker as Tiberius, Frances White as Julia, Margaret Tyzack as Antonia, Siân Phillips as Livia, John Burgess as Julia's Lover, Nicholas Willatt as Courier, Simon MacCorkindale as Lucius, Darien Angadi as Plautius
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
4 :01x04 - What Shall We Do About Claudius? (Oct/04/1976)
Livia gets rid of one last rival to Tiberius's path to the throne, Postumus-the son of Augustus' daughter, Julia. Postumus reveals the depths of Livia's depravity to her stammering and lame grandson, Claudius. Claudius has been pretending to be a half-wit in order to survive the various intrigues at court.
Guest Stars: Guy Slater as Courier, Vivien Clifford as Wife of Postumus, John Truscott as Librarian, Norman Shelley as Horace, Donald Eccles as Polio, Denis Carey as Livy, Alan Thompson (6) as Praxis, Jennifer Croxton as Bride, John Castle (1) as Postumus, David Robb as Germanicus, Patricia Quinn as Livilla, George Baker as Tiberius, Brian Blessed as Augustus, Margaret Tyzack as Antonia, Siân Phillips as Livia, Kevin McNally as Castor, James Faulkner as Herod Agrippa, Fiona Walker as Agrippina
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
5 :01x05 - Poison is Queen (Oct/11/1976)
Livia's crimes are revealed to Augustus who writes a new will naming Postumus not Tiberius as his heir. Livia then slowly poisons her husband and upon his death substitues a will naming Tiberius heir to the throne.
Guest Stars: David Robb as Germanicus, John Castle (1) as Postumus, Carol Gillies as Camilla, Jonathan Burn (1) as Fabius, James Bree as Montanus, Graham Rowe as Junius, Siân Phillips as Livia, Patricia Quinn as Livilla, Brian Blessed as Augustus, Peter Harwood as Assassin, Michael Segal as Quaestor, Alan Thompson (6) as Praxis, John Evitts as Meno, Patrick Stewart as Sejanus, George Baker as Tiberius
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
6 :01x06 - Some Justice (Oct/18/1976)
Tiberius is Emperor but the murder of the popular Germanicus (brother of Claudius) leads to a confrontation between his supporters and those of Aggrippina.
Guest Stars: Souad Faress as Slave, Norman Ettlinger as Senator, Ronald Markham as Slave, John Scott Martin (4) as Slave, Roy Purcell as Vitellius, Patsy Byrne as Martina, George Pravda as Gershon, Robert Morgan (3) as Young Caligula, David Robb as Germanicus, Fiona Walker as Agrippina, Patrick Stewart as Sejanus, George Baker as Tiberius, Stratford Johns as Piso, Margaret Tyzack as Antonia, Siân Phillips as Livia, Kevin McNally as Castor, James Faulkner as Herod Agrippa, Irene Hamilton as Plancina
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
7 :01x07 - Queen of Heaven (Oct/25/1976)
Tiring of being emperor, Tiberius withdraws into a life of perverted hedonism on the Isle of Capri. His sadistic henchman, Sejanus, controls things in Rome for him. Meanwhile, the aging Livia regrets putting her son on the throne and reveals all to grandson Claudius whom she predicts will become emperor someday. Livia then makes Claudius promise to make her a goddess upon his ascension to the throne so that she won't have to spend eternity in Hades for her crimes.
Guest Stars: Kevin Stoney as Thrasyllus, Neil Dickson as Guard, Aubrey Richards as Varro, William Bond as Usher, Edward Jewesbury as Titus, Karin Foley as Helen, Isabel Dean (1) as Lolia, Peter Williams (2) as Silius Caecina, Michael Stock as Guard, Margaret Tyzack as Antonia, Patrick Stewart as Sejanus, George Baker as Tiberius, Fiona Walker as Agrippina, James Faulkner as Herod Agrippa, Kevin McNally as Castor, Patricia Quinn as Livilla, John Hurt as Caligula, Siân Phillips as Livia
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
8 :01x08 - Reign of Terror (Nov/01/1976)
Tiberius, ever paranoid, begins a purge of his enemies in Rome including Sejanus. He then names young Caligula as his heir not because of merit but because he knows that Caligula is a monster who will make him look good by comparison.
Guest Stars: Kevin Stoney as Thrasyllus, Liane Aukin (1) as Aelia, Jeremy Wallis as Bystander, Alfonso De Lieto as Junius, Michael Segal as Quaestor, John Beardmore as Slave, Katherine Hughes as Arria, John Franklyn-Robbins as Atticus, Karin Foley as Helen, Kate Lansbury as Apicata, Richard Aylen as Senator, Pat Gorman as Captain of the Guard, Charles Kay as Gallus, Patrick Stewart as Sejanus, George Baker as Tiberius, Patricia Quinn as Livilla, Margaret Tyzack as Antonia, John Rhys-Davies as Macro, John Hurt as Caligula, Fiona Walker as Agrippina, Kim Begley as Guard, Richard Hunter as Drusus, Richard Lindfield as Captain of the Guard
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
9 :01x09 - Zeus, By Jove! (Nov/08/1976)
Tiberius dies and Caligula succeeds him as Emperor of Rome. At first the new emperor is extremely popular with the people and treated like a rock star but his true nature gradually emerges. Caligula descends into madness and declares that he is now a god. That's bad news for all the mortals living in the Roman Empire as an orgy of bloodletting begins.
Guest Stars: Anne Dyson as Briseis, Lockwood West as Senator, Arthur Whybrow as Stone Mason, Jon Laurimore as Lentulus, Alan Tucker as Slave, Douglas Melbourne as Gemellus, Beth Morris as Drusilla, John Rhys-Davies as Macro, John Hurt as Caligula, George Baker as Tiberius, James Faulkner as Herod Agrippa
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
10 :01x10 - Hail Who? (Nov/15/1976)
Caligula's maniacal reign continues as he turns the palace into a brothel and gambling den and forces prominent ladies to staff the place. As things continue for the worse, a plot against Caligula's life emerges and he is assassinated by members of his own bodyguard who give the crown to Claudius, a witness to the assassination.
Guest Stars: Gina Manicom as Iris, Robert Bateman as Singer, Sally Bazely as Poppaea, Bernard Hill as Gratus, Norman Rossington as Sergeant, James Fagan as Asprenas, Bruce Purchase as Sabinus, Lockwood West as Senator, Anne Dyson as Briseis, Jan Carey as Diana, Stan McGowan as Young Man, John Hurt as Caligula, Sheila White as Messalina, Sam Dastor as Cassius Chaerea, Freda Dowie as Caesonia, William Bond as Usher, Norman Eshley as Marcus, Jo Rowbottom as Calpurnia, Julian Armstrong as German
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
11 :01x11 - Fool's Luck (Nov/22/1976)
Claudius takes the throne of Rome and soon proves himself to be an able administrator. Unfortunately, he's also married to the unfaithful Messalina who will prove to be a huge embarassment for him in the coming years.
Guest Stars: George Little as Tortius, Bernard Hill as Gratus, Geoffrey Hinsliff as Rufrius, Norman Eshley as Marcus, John Bennett (1) as Xenophon, Lyndon Brook as Silanus, Moira Redmond as Domitia, Neal Arden as Cestius, James Fagan as Asprenas, C. Lethbridge Baker as Protector, James Faulkner as Herod Agrippa, Sam Dastor as Cassius Chaerea, John Cater as Narcissus, Bernard Hepton as Pallas, Sheila White as Messalina, Amanda Kemp as Midwife, Terry Francis (2) as Slave
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
12 :01x12 - A God in Colchester (Nov/29/1976)
Claudius leads the Roman Army into battle in Britain. Meanwhile, on the homefront, his nymphomaniac wife Messalina is bedding down every man she can get her hands on.
Guest Stars: Manning Wilson as Marsus Vibius, Nicholas Amer as Mnester, Stuart Wilson (2) as Sillius, Jo Rowbottom as Calpurnia, Moira Redmond as Domitia, Souad Faress as Girl, George Innes (1) as Quintus Justus, Charlotte Howard as Scylla, Linal Haft as Geta, James Faulkner as Herod Agrippa, John Cater as Narcissus, Bernard Hepton as Pallas, Sheila White as Messalina, Danny Schiller as Slave, Glenn Cunningham (1) as Slave
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
13 :01x13 - Old King Log (Dec/06/1976)
Claudius is persuaded to marry Agrippinilla, a corrupt woman who covets the throne of Rome for her son, Nero. He then completes his memoirs knowing that according to prophecy Nero will succeed him and be the final Caesarian emperor of Rome.
Guest Stars: Graham Seed as Brittannicus, John Drake as Consul, Cheryl Johnson as Octavia, Freda Dowie as The Sybil, Roger Bizley as Plautius, George Howe as Senator, Margaret Tyzack as Antonia, John Hurt as Caligula, George Baker as Tiberius, Siân Phillips as Livia, Brian Blessed as Augustus, Bernard Hepton as Pallas, John Cater as Narcissus, Barbara Young as Aggrippinilla, Christopher Biggins as Nero, Peter Bowles as Caractacus
Director: Herbert Wise
Writer: Jack Pulman
 
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