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Realizing that Rome would be better off without an emperor, Claudius attempts to earn the Roman people's hate by marrying his niece.
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In this episode, Claidius' wife has a sex-off with one of Rome's most accomplished prostitutes. No, really.
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With Livia and Caligula dead, you'd think Claudius had rid himself of evil relatives, but no -- now he must contend with a new threat: his lovely wife.
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So how did a stuttering underdog like Claudius end up becoming the emperor of Rome? Find out in this episode!
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You want crazy? Just watch John Hurt taking on Caligula, one of the craziest characters in history. Heads will literally roll.
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How bad off is Rome? Let's put it this way: One character dies by starving to death after getting locked in a room... and she gets off easy.
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Livia nears death, Tiberius gets pervy and a young Caligula demonstrates a level of freakiness that few can match even today.
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Finally, someone catches on to the fact that Grandma Livia has poisoned everyone in the family who has died ever. But... will this person get poisoned? Probably!
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Already famous for her ability to covertly poison any interfering family members, Livia attempts to break her record for how many people she can poison in one episode. No, really.
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How, exactly, is Claudius able to stay safe despite his family members' well-documented tendency to murder each other? You find out.
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How bad a reputation does someone have to get before they're driven out of Rome? One member of Claudius' family finds out.
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What happens in episode two? One horrible woman continues her quest to poison as many relatives as possible.
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Missed the first episode of "I, Claudius"? Get the highlights of this TV classic in this recap.
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Think "Game of Thones" meets "The Sopranos," and you get an idea of how treacherous the characters of "I, Claudius" are. Meet them.
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Rated one of the '100 Best TV Shows of All Time' by Time magazine, this epic BBC series spans the history of the Roman Empire from Augustus through Claudius, a stuttering scholar who learns early to p...
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