An omen hints that Claudius-a dull, awkward child with a stutter and a limp-might be more than he appears to be.Rome, 9 CE. With Tiberius in exile, it seems that Livia has lost-but everyone Augustus chooses to succeed him dies inexplicably. Sejanus forces Claudius to marry his sister, solidifying his alliance with the imperial family. Watch I, Claudius Online: The complete guide by MSN. He fears his unborn son by his sister.Rome, 40-41 CE. I own this videotape set. His lame old uncle Claudius serves as doorkeeper. The model takes into account factors including the age of a rating, whether the ratings are from verified purchasers, and factors that establish reviewer trustworthiness.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Amazon calculates a product’s star ratings based on a machine learned model instead of a raw data average. This is the version … On his deathbed, Tiberius names Caligula heir.

She wins, scandalizing Rome, but Claudius remains in the dark. TVGuide has every full episode so you can stay-up-to-date and watch your favorite show I, Claudius anytime, anywhere. Then Caligula falls into a coma, awakens, and proclaims himself a god. Livia forces the emperor to face the truth about his wanton daughter. With Tiberius in exile, it seems that Livia has lost-but everyone Augustus chooses to succeed him dies inexplicably. Sejanus forces Claudius to marry his sister, solidifying his alliance with the imperial family. This made-for-tv series have none of that. Claudius marries Agrippinilla, mother of Nero and the deadliest woman in Rome.

Episode after episode engages you to continue watching. He finishes his book and buries a copy to be found centuries later. Livia, knowing that death is near, confesses her crimes to Claudius and reveals a prophecy claiming that he will be emperor one day.Rome, 30-31 CE. With the empire in financial ruin, conspirators plot an assassination.

When Claudius's popular brother, Germanicus, dies under mysterious circumstances, the Roman people protest. He finishes his book and buries a copy to be found centuries later.This title may not be available to watch from your location.

He fears his unborn son by his sister.Rome, 40-41 CE. Takes a second to adjust to the formula and then it's smooth sailing from there. An omen hints that Claudius-a dull, awkward child with a stutter and a limp-might be more than he appears to be.Rome, 9 CE.

A prophecy has told him that Nero will be Rome's next ruler. It is based on the 1934 novel and sequel of the same name by Robert Graves.

A valued old friend warns Claudius to trust no one.Rome, 47-48 CE. Before he is banished, Postumus tells Claudius all he knows about Livia. She then sends in Sejanus.Rome, 19-20 CE. It begins during the reign of Augustus, with his treacherous grandmother, Livia, scheming to advance the career of her son, Tiberius.Rome, 3-5 CE. The longer I watched, the more I was pulled into the story, and the less I cared about special effects. A prophecy has told him that Nero will be Rome's next ruler. The TV version starred Derek Jacobi as the Emperor Claudius in ancient Rome. Full Series: every season & episode.

While Claudius is away invading Britain, Messalina challenges a leading prostitute to a tournament of sex. Livia forces the emperor to face the truth about his wanton daughter. Go to Quickly browse titles in our catalog based on the ones you have picked.

Claudius is advised to keep playing the fool to ensure his safety; he weds in a marriage arranged by Livia.Rome, 13-14 CE. When Claudius's popular brother, Germanicus, dies under mysterious circumstances, the Roman people protest. Tiberius lives only for his perverted pleasures, encouraged by the monstrous young Caligula. "Don't eat the figs." Claudius is advised to keep playing the fool to ensure his safety; he weds in a marriage arranged by Livia.Rome, 13-14 CE. While Claudius is away invading Britain, Messalina challenges a leading prostitute to a tournament of sex. And, of course, Derek Jacobi’s Claudius is so sympathetic you will never again be able to read a classical Roman historian’s description of him without bristling and wanting to come to his defense. It made me interested in Roman history. It's definitely dated but the writing is brilliant and it's a who's who of some of the greatest actors to ever walk the planet. Please try againIncluded with Acorn TV on Amazon for $5.99/month after trialQuickly browse titles in our catalog based on the ones you have picked. Simply one of the greatest things ever put on television.
Then Caligula falls into a coma, awakens, and proclaims himself a god. She wins, scandalizing Rome, but Claudius remains in the dark. Nothing like it has been done since. When he receives a warning letter, he wonders how to stop Sejanus.

After decades of deception, Augustus learns of Livia's plots and writes a new will naming Postumus his heir. Caligula makes a suggestion, and the streets of Rome run red with blood.Rome, 37-38 CE. I was disappointed by this purchase of a series that I heartily recommend that everyone see at least once. A trial in the Senate is rigged to clear the emperor's name.Rome, 23-29 CE.

Rome, 47-48 CE. Caligula promises bread and circuses, and a new age of prosperity seems hopeful. Roman epics tend to be big-budget productions with great scenery, fantastic fight scenes, gorgeous costumes, etc.

Under Claudius's rule, the empire's finances are improving. Later, as soldiers loot the palace, Claudius hides behind a curtain.Rome, 41-43 CE.


It never gets boring.

Forty years later, still riveting. Soon after, Claudius learns that the British have made him a god. This classic series is full of palace intrigue, vengeful plots, vicious murders, scary women, and spectacular acting.