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''Cicero: Series 1'' was collected in a single release in [[May (releases)|May]] [[2018 (releases)|2018]]. The series was set in [[BC|80 BC]] in the aftermath of an "age of bloody [[civil war]] and [[dictatorship]]". | ''Cicero: Series 1'' was collected in a single release in [[May (releases)|May]] [[2018 (releases)|2018]]. The series was set in [[BC|80 BC]] in the aftermath of an "age of bloody [[civil war]] and [[dictatorship]]". | ||
''Cicero'' [[Crossover|crossed over]] with the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]] in the 2019 ''[[Main Range]]'' story, ''[[Tartarus (audio story)|Tartarus]]'', in which Cicero met the [[Fifth Doctor]]. [[Samuel Barnett]] and [[Laura Riseborough]] reprised their roles as Cicero and [[Terentia]], his [[wife]], respectively. This story which was set in [[BC|63 BC]] following the overthrow of [[Catiline]]. [[Producer]] and [[director]] of both ''Cicero'' and ''Tartarus'' [[Scott Handcock]] stated on [[Twitter]] that the former was not a spin-off of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' because "Cicero existed long before" the programme's conception. | ''Cicero'' [[Crossover|crossed over]] with the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]] in the 2019 ''[[Main Range]]'' story, ''[[Tartarus (audio story)|Tartarus]]'', in which Cicero met the [[Fifth Doctor]]. [[Samuel Barnett]] and [[Laura Riseborough]] reprised their roles as Cicero and [[Terentia]], his [[wife]], respectively. This story which was set in [[BC|63 BC]] following the overthrow of [[Catiline]]. [[Producer]] and [[director]] of both ''Cicero'' and ''Tartarus'' [[Scott Handcock]] stated on [[Twitter]] that the former was not a spin-off of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' because "Cicero existed long before" the programme's conception.<ref>[https://twitter.com/scott_handcock/status/1114109640667795456 Scott Handcock on Twitter]</ref> | ||
In addition to Handcock working on both series, [[David Llewellyn]] was the [[writer]] of ''Cicero'' and ''Tartarus'', as well as a number of other ''[[Doctor Who]]'' audio stories and novels. | In addition to Handcock working on both series, [[David Llewellyn]] was the [[writer]] of ''Cicero'' and ''Tartarus'', as well as a number of other ''[[Doctor Who]]'' audio stories and novels. | ||
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Revision as of 12:35, 5 August 2022
Cicero was an audio series released by Big Finish Productions. It focused on the titular character of Marcus Tullius Cicero, played by Samuel Barnett. The series was labelled as part of the Big Finish Originals brand.
Connections to the DWU
Cicero: Series 1 was collected in a single release in May 2018. The series was set in 80 BC in the aftermath of an "age of bloody civil war and dictatorship".
Cicero crossed over with the Doctor Who universe in the 2019 Main Range story, Tartarus, in which Cicero met the Fifth Doctor. Samuel Barnett and Laura Riseborough reprised their roles as Cicero and Terentia, his wife, respectively. This story which was set in 63 BC following the overthrow of Catiline. Producer and director of both Cicero and Tartarus Scott Handcock stated on Twitter that the former was not a spin-off of Doctor Who because "Cicero existed long before" the programme's conception.[1]
In addition to Handcock working on both series, David Llewellyn was the writer of Cicero and Tartarus, as well as a number of other Doctor Who audio stories and novels.
The Sixth Doctor and Evelyn Smythe briefly discussed Cicero in the 2007 audio story, 100 BC.
Cast connections
Many Doctor Who universe actors have appeared in Cicero including Ben Arogundade, Sam Béart, Paul Clayton, Stephen Critchlow, Jon Culshaw, Sarah Douglas, Richard Earl, Youssef Kerkour, Simon Ludders, Oliver Mason, Elizabeth Morton, Deirdre Mullins, George Naylor, Sarah Ovens, Katherine Pearce, Hussina Raja, Wilf Scolding, Rick Yale and Rupert Young. Laura Riseborough also had several credits to her name as did Samuel Barnett, who appeared as the recurring character Norton Folgate in Torchwood.
External links
- Official Cicero page at bigfinish.com
