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Plebs: Soldiers of Rome

***Plebs: Soldiers of Rome*** is the finale of *Plebs*, a feature-length special which aired in place of a sixth series. Marcus, Jason, and Grumio join the Roman army hoping to gain respect, women, and military discounts at restaurants, but are sent to the front line when war is declared.

After production delays caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, it aired on ITVx on 8 December 2022.

## Production

Co-producer Sam Leifer, in an interview with *The Sun* published April 29, 2020, stated that Rise Films wanted to end the show on a high note.

After five series, we wanted to go out with a bang. So we’re sending the plebs off to join the army. Unsurprisingly, they won’t cover themselves in glory or return as conquering heroes. Personally, I’m looking forward to watching Tom crawling on his hands and knees through the mud. — Sam Leifer
The same day, the official @PlebsComedy account tweeted

Salve All...Plebs is ending with a feature-length special. The boys are joining the army and heading off to war...just as soon as they (and their creators) can emerge from lock-down. Plenty of time to polish the script then...
As with all previous episodes, the finale was written by Leifer and Tom Basden, and production was planned to begin May 2020. Travel between the United Kingdom and Bulgaria, where much of the show is filmed, remained restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however. The @PlebsComedy account tweeted on 5 February 2021:

And lastly, for those of you asking about the feature length finale... It's all primed and ready to go. There's just the small matter of shooting it. Hopefully it'll be worth the wait! Rome wasn't built in a day etc.
## External links

* Plebs: Soldiers of Rome at British Comedy Guide
* Plebs: Soldiers of Rome at IMDb
The New Master

**The New Master** is the seventh episode of Series 3 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 9 May 2016.

## Synopsis

Grumio is sent to work for another master after injuring his slave, later prompting a rebellion.

## Appearances

* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Terrence (Matthew Cottle)
* Tarquin (Rupert Vansittart)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Delphine (Bella Dayne)
* Maya (Laura Elsworthy)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Alba (Holli Dempsey)
* Cato (Lyubomir Neikov)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Centurion (Bashar Rahal, uncredited)

## External links

* "The New Master" at British Comedy Guide
* "The New Master" at IMDb
Cynthia

Cynthia in Series 2

**Cynthia** is one of the main characters of Series 1 and 2 *Plebs*, played by British actor Sophie Colquhoun.

## Personality

As noted by British Comedy Guide,

Cynthia comes from Briton and is hoping to become an actress. She is a little naive about city living. In fact, she's perhaps a few brain cells short generally… as is evidenced by the fact she thinks that the deaths in gladiator matches is just good acting by those involved.
## Biography

Cynthia, a native of Britannia, arrives in Rome with dreams of becoming an actress, accompanied by her protective and skeptical slave Metella. She attracts the eye of Marcus when they move in to the flat next door; he is instantly attracted to her, and equally instantly Metella is leery of his intentions. He hardly improves his situation by asking her out to an orgy, although she eventually attends it anyway, accompanying Landlord, to serve drinks.("The Orgy") She finds little professional success in Rome, only appearing in a boring one-woman play("The Baby"), and no records of any other performance.("The Phallus")

Cynthia is sweet-hearted, but sheltered and provincial. For example, she believes that the gladiators in the arena are acting, rather than being actually killed("The Gladiator"). She is an adherent of the goddess Hygia, rejecting the advice of doctors in favor of a religious vigil when Grumio, and later she and Marcus, fall ill("The Patron").

Cynthia and Metella get caught up when the authorities pursue the Landlord for, among other things, housing illegal immigrants. Unfortunately, Cynthia burned their papers. Marcus seeks the help of Fabianus, a childhood acquaintance whom he and Stylax had once teased who is now a lawyer. Unfortunately, Fabianus has been seeking revenge on Marcus and Stylax, and succeeds turning the court against her.("The Phallus") After various schemes devised by Marcus and Stylax, she and Metella find enough money to pay their fine, but also enough to move to a better flat, and they are never heard from again.("The Race")

## Appearances

Cynthia has appeared in the following episodes:

* The Orgy
* The Gladiator
* The Erotic Vase
* The Herpes Cat
* Bananae
* Saturnalia
* The Chariot
* The Best Men
* The Baby
* The Patron
* The New Slave
* The Candidate
* The Phallus
* The Race

## Gallery

*→ See **38** images of Cynthia at **Images of Cynthia**.*
The Crimewave

**The Crimewave** is the fifth episode of Series 3 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 25 April 2016.

## Synopsis

Marcus, Stylax and Delphine take a self-defense course, and Grumio begins dating a cake maker.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Delphine (Bella Dayne)
* Artemis (Rhys Yates)
* Agatha (Gwyneth Keyworth)
* Paeon (Kim Wall)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Hector (Ricky Champ)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Maximus (Ricky Grover)

## External links

* "The Crimewave" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Crimewave" at IMDb
The Bathhouse

**The Bathhouse** is the sixth episode of Series 4 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 7 May 2018.

## Synopsis

The lads extend a "free session" at a bath house for access to great food, a yoga instructor, and business investors.

## Appearances

* Nero (Daniel Rigby)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Evander (Angus Wright)
* Cleo (Kathryn Drysdale)

## External links

* "The Bathhouse" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Bathhouse" at IMDb
Tom Basden

Curtis Brown photo

'*Tom Basden* is, with Sam Leifer, the co-creator of *Plebs*, with whom he has written every episode. He also plays the role of Aurelius.

His has been writing and acting for television since at least 2006, with writing credits including *Cowards*, *The Armstrong and Miller Show*, *Peep Show*, *Fresh Meat*, and the miniseries *Gap Year*. In front of the camera, he appeared in 15 episodes o Steven Spielberg's *Star Stories*, various roles on *The Armstrong and Miller Show*, and recurring roles on *The Wrong Mans*, *W1A*, *Quacks*, and *After Life* among others.

He has been nominated for several awards for *Plebs*, including the BAFTA TV Craft award in 2020 and the Royal Television Society UK Television Award in 2015, and won the 2014 RTS Television Award for Best Scripted Comedy, all with Sam Leifer.
Bananae

**Bananae** is the fifth episode of the first series of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 15 April 2013.

## Synopsis

Mass immigration from Thrace puts the boys into contact with a sexy Thracian lodger Irina and a dazzling yellow exotic fruit, the Banana. Meanwhile, Marcus has an unfortunate encounter with an elderly war veteran.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Victor (Brian Murphy)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Irina (Anna Skellern)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Cosmo (Stefan Ivanov)
* Claudius (Adrian Scarborough)
* Petyo Petkov Gyudyulev (as self, credit only)
The Grumbella

**The Grumbrella** is the fourth episode of Series 5 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 14 October 2019.

## Synopsis

There's a heatwave in Rome and Marcus has invested in an exciting new gimmick for the bar. Elsewhere, Grumio has developed his own innovation which attracts the attention of a wealthy entrepreneur.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Severus (Phil Davis)
* Zeno (Christopher Biggins)
* Jocasta (Fenella Woolgar)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Gloria (Ellie Taylor)
* Landlady (Maureen Lipman)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Celebrity (Aleksandar Belovski, uncredited)
* Waiter and Table Cleaner (Ryan Pethrow, uncredited)

## External links

* "The Grumbrella" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Grumbrella" at IMDb
The Accountant

**The Bathhouse** is the seventh episode of Series 4 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 14 May 2018.

## Synopsis

Threatened with liquidation for the bar's tax debt, Marcus woos a Jewess to do their accounting. Jason takes a barber's tab in hair styling. And Grumio attempts to end their money troubles through snail racing.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Gloria (Ellie Taylor)
* Viggo (Idris Olawale Gbaja-Biamila)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Rebecca (Ailsa Joy)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Simon (Joe Coen)
* Landlady (Maureen Lipman)

## External links

* "The Accountant" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Accountant" at IMDb
Walljump

The Walljump is mainly used to let players jump to a higher place, or to make things more challenging.

## About

The Walljump has arrows, and a normal brick with the \_Wall value, it also can have different arrow textures, and colors.

## Trivia

* The Walljump will possibly get more uses in the future, such as a 2nd version.

## Map/Extra that uses Walljump(s)

 Extra Features
 Unintented Features

 Removed/Discontinued Features
Series 1

**Series 1** of *Plebs* was first broadcast on ITV2 on 25 March 2013, and concluded its run on 22 April 2013.

## Episodes

 2     | **The Gladiator**Cynthia's gladiator boyfriend Cassius impresses everyone except jealous Marcus.
 3     | **The Erotic Vase**Stylax worries the gang by spending a little too much time with his cousin Lucretia.
 4      | **The Herpes Cat**Besotted Marcus tries to impress Cynthia by befriending the stray cat she has rescued.
 5      | **Bananae**Mass immigration from Thrace puts the boys into contact with a sexy Thracian named Irina.
 6      | **Saturnalia**Marcus hopes that the festival of Saturnalia will enable him to finally woo Cynthia.
The Phallus

**The New Slave** is the seventh episode of Series 2 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 20 October 2014.

## Synopsis

The boys have a meeting with Fabianus, a school friend who's now a huge lawyer living the high life in Rome. Stylax reconnects with his old flame, Cordelia.

## Appearances

* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Leo (Neil Edmond)
* Fabianus (Naz Osmanoglu)
* Brutus (Michael Wildman)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Cordelia (Poppy Drayton)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Judge (Karl Johnson)
The Vestal

**The Vestal** is the third episode of Series 3 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 11 April 2016.

## Synopsis

Marcus' parents are staying with the boys, prompting Marcus to attempt to hide Delphine.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Sylvia (Samantha Spiro)
* Lepidus (Danny Webb)
* Ursula (Michelle Keegan)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Delphine (Bella Dayne)
* Gregory (Maximilien Seweryn)
* Landlady (Maureen Lipman)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Posca the Roman Hairdresser (Eric Ali)

## External links

* "The Vestal" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Vestal" at IMDb
Jason

Jason in Series 5

**Jason Brindisi** is one of the main characters in the fourth and fifth series of *Plebs*, played by British actor Jonathan Pointing.

## Personality

The phrases ‘Happy go Lucky’ and ‘Cheeky Chappy’ were certainly coined after Jason. He never fails to see the bright side of life and always throws himself into everything he does. He believes that life is for the living and is dedicated to seeking all of its pleasures!.—Filmrise character bio
## Biography

An overworked builder with Crassus, Jason accidentally caused the death of Stylax after a poorly secured marble slab on him in the forum, depriving Marcus of both a best friend and a flatmate, roles which Aurelius quickly sought to take over. Marcus took a job with Crassus as an enforcer, while Jason invited Grumio to stay with him at his girlfriend's after an afternoon of drinking. She broke up with him, however, reducing them to living in a public lavatory, from which Marcus then sought to evict them. The three decide to get revenge on Crassus by stealing from his art collection, but he catches them. After Jason threatens to harm Crassus' pet turtle, he signs over the public toilet to them, which they decide to redevelop into a wine bar. He moves into the flat as well, displacing Aurelius.

Jason lives hedonistically, pursuing every opportunity to party, to bed a new woman, or to exploit a new opportunity for pleasure, like extending a "free" session at a bathhouse, or moving into the vacant flats he was supposed to be showing during his brief stint as an estate agent. This was rarely out of malice, excluding his sabotaging Aurelius' competition in a charity marathon. He arranged for his brother's wedding to be held at The Crown and Toga, forgetting that his brother was a notorious jilter; in his efforts to ensure the wedding would go off, he triggered another jilting himself.

## Appearances

Jason appeared in every episode of Series 4 and 5.
DC Comics

**DC Comics, Inc.** is an American comic book publisher and a subsidiary of Warner Bros. It is one of the oldest American comic book companies as well as one of the two largest, the other being its rival Marvel Comics. DC was founded in 1934 as National Allied Publications. It created and owns many iconic comic book characters, including Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. It is headquartered in Burbank, California.

## History

DC Comics, known at the time as Detective Comics, introduced the character Batman in *Detective Comics* #27. The character was created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger. DC Comics sold the film rights to Batman to Warner Bros., which later acquired DC itself. Warner Bros. released *Batman* in 1989, beginning its long-running *Batman* film franchise. DC would eventually become directly involved as a production company for the *Batman* films beginning with *Batman Begins* in 2005. It co-produced every subsequent *Batman* film through *Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice*, after which it was replaced by DC Films.

DC has published comic books based on the film adaptations of Batman, including direct adaptations of the films themselves. More recently, DC has begun publishing *Batman '89*, a comic continuation of the films *Batman* and *Batman Returns* written by the films' writer Sam Hamm and illustrated by Joe Quinones. Quinones first pitched the concept to DC in 2015, but it was initially rejected. However, the project was eventually adopted and formally announced in February of 2021, with its first issue being published on August 10, 2021.

## Publications

### Graphic novels

* *Batman* (1989)
* *Batman Returns* (1992)
* *Batman Forever* (1995)
* *Batman & Robin* (1997)
* *Batman Begins* (2005)

### Collections

* *Batman: The Movies* (1997)
* *Batman Begins: The Movie & Other Tales of the Dark Knight* (2005)

## Productions

* *Batman Begins* (2005) [with Warner Bros., Legendary Pictures, Syncopy, and Patalex III Productions]
* *The Dark Knight* (2008) [with Warner Bros., Legendary Pictures, and Syncopy]
* *The Dark Knight Rises* (2012) [with Warner Bros., Legendary Pictures, and Syncopy]
* *Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice* (2016) [with Warner Bros., Ratpac-Dune Entertainment, Atlas Entertainment, and Cruel and Unusual Films]

## External links

* Official website
* DC Comics at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Characters

This is a list of characters that appear in *Plebs*.

## Main

* Marcus Phillipus Valerius Gallo (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax Rufus Eurisces (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Jason Brindisi (Jonathan Pointing)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)

## Recurring

* Claudius (Adrian Scarborough)
* Cynthia Cogidubna (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Cornelius (Neil Stuke)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Delphine (Bella Dayne)
* Esquilinus (Tim Downie)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Gloria (Ellie Taylor)
* Gregory (Maximilien Seweryn)
* Landlady (Maureen Lipman)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Lepidus (Danny Webb)
* Maya (Laura Elsworthy)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Paeon (Kim Wall)
* Sylvia (Samantha Spiro)
The Herpes Cat

**The Herpes Cat** is the fourth episode of the first series of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 8 April 2013.

## Synopsis

To endear himself to Cynthia, Marcus befriends a stray cat whom she’s rescued from the courtyard. Stylax is suffering from a disturbing itch and visits a sexual health clinic where he falls for an attractive nurse.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Claudius (Adrian Scarborough)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Nurse Beatrix (Janice Byrne)
* Vet (Joelle Coutinho)
The Baby

**The Baby** is the third episode of Series 2 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 29 September 2014.

## Synopsis

While doing the recycling, Grumio finds a baby behind the bins and takes it home to raise as his own. Stylax uses it to strike up a relationship with an attractive young wet nurse. Meanwhile, Marcus tries to avoid seeing Cynthia's painfully boring one-woman play.

## Appearances

* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Binny (Elena Todorova and Gabriella Todorova)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Phillipa (Miranda Hennessy)
* Amanda (Lauren Socha)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Angelo (Paul Ritter)
The Orgy

**The Orgy** is the premier episode of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 25 March 2013.

## Synopsis

Young scribe Marcus falls for new neighbor Cynthia. Marcus' roommate Stylax is anxious for them to respond to an invitation to an orgy.

## Gallery

*→ See **50** images from The Orgy at **Images from The Orgy**.*

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Bouncer (Javone Prince)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Claudius (Adrian Scarborough)
Lupercalia

**Lupercalia** is the fifth episode of Series 4 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 30 April 2018.

## Synopsis

It's the Roman festival of love so when Marcus is asked out by Gloria, he can't tell if it's a date or a meeting. Elsewhere, Jason tries to maintain his Lupercalia perfect-score, and Grumio enjoys a romantic meal for one.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Gloria (Ellie Taylor)
* Landlady (Maureen Lipman)
* Flora (Lorna Shaw)
* Theo (Harry Michell)
* Barney (Oli Dillon)
* Cyrus (Steve Oram)

## External links

* "Lupercalia" at British Comedy Guide
* "Lupercalia" at IMDb
Marcus

Marcus in Series 3

**Marcus Phillipus Valerius Gallo** is one of the main characters of *Plebs*, played by British actor Tom Rosenthal.

## Personality

Marcus is a decent person who has certain moral standards. Once his mind is set on something he will do whatever it takes to achieve it - with varying degrees of success. He's trying to make his way in the world but is quite unlucky in love. Jove loves a trier!
## Biography

Marcus, the son of farmer Lepidus Gallo and his wife Sylvia, grew up in the provinces. He came to Rome as a young man to work as a copier in the scriptorium of a grain company, working alongside Stylax, the shredder, and Aurelius, the water carrier, all three under the management of Flavia.

He, Stylax, and his slave Grumio rent a seedy flat from the Landlord. In 27 B.C., he became besotted with a young Briton named Cynthia, who was attempting to find work as an actress, and had moved into the same building with her slave, Metella. He is unsuccessful in his attempts to woo her, and Cynthia and Metella are later almost deported back to Britain the next year. They avoid this but move out to both having had sex with Marcus.

Around 25 B.C., he became involved with a Gallic immigrant named Delphine, whom he met in a protest against animal cruelty. Later that year he found himself placed in charge of the granary by Ramases, its owner's son, but this arrangement proved disastrous.

Having been dismissed from his copier job, he took up work with property developer Crassus, serving eviction notices to the residents of properties to be redeveloped. Through this job he met Jason, the employee of Crassus who accidentally killed Stylax, who becomes his flatmate as well as business partner when they and Grumio open the Crown and Toga pub. Marcus attempts to develop a relationship with Gloria, the pub's neighbour, but his efforts are ultimately unsuccessful.

## Appearances

Marcus has appeared in every episode of the show.
The Wedding

**The Wedding** is the eighth and final episode of Series 5 of *Plebs*, and the last regular episode of the programme. It was first broadcast on ITV2 on 11 November 2019.

## Synopsis

Jason's brother Darius is getting married and Marcus desperately wants to hire out the Crown & Toga for the occasion, while Grumio offers his services as wedding planner.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Gloria (Ellie Taylor)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Darius (Kevin Bishop)
* Phoebe (Faye McKeever)
* Hermes (Samuel Anderson)
* Esquilinus (Tim Downie)
* Sylvia (Samantha Spiro)
* Melissa (Justine Cain)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Peasant (Aleksandar Belovski, uncredited)

## External links

* "The Wedding" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Wedding" at IMDb
Plebs Wiki

Salve! Welcome to the **Plebs Wiki**, an unofficial wiki for the British sitcom *Plebs* that anyone can edit.

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## About Plebs

*Plebs* follows three desperate young men from the suburbs as they try to get laid, hold down jobs, and climb the social ladder in the big city - a city that happens to be Ancient Rome. *Plebs* juxtaposes modern situations with historical fact, snarky humor with a classical setting, all to a jaunty soundtrack heavy on ska, reggae, and rocksteady.

Tom Rosenthal stars as Marcus, Ryan Sampson as Grumio, Joel Fry as Stylax (Series 1–3), and Jonathan Pointing as Jason (Series 4–5). A total of 38 episodes have been produced, and the series is to end with a feature-length special. The series is written by Tom Basden and Sam Leifer, and directed by Leifer.

*Plebs* has been nominated for several awards including three BAFTAs, and won Best New Comedy Programme in 2013 at the British Comedy Awards and Best Scripted Comedy in 2014 from the Royal Television Society.

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The Accident

**The Accident** is the first episode of Series 4 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 9 April 2018.

## Synopsis

A catastrophic industrial accident causes the boys to respond in their own, unique ways. Then a cheery, unemployed builder called Jason enters their lives.

## Appearances

* Crassus (Robert Lindsay)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Delphine (Bella Dayne)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Bella (Tala Gouveia)

## External links

* "The Accident" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Accident" at IMDb
William Dozier

**William McElroy Dozier** was an American television producer and actor. He produced the 1966 *Batman* TV series and its tie-in film *Batman: The Movie*.

## History

Dozier began his career as a television writer before becoming a producer. He co-founded Rampart Productions with his second wife Joan Fontaine. He was an executive producer for CBS television in the early 1950s, then left in 1959 to take over as vice president in charge of production at Screen Gems. Dozier founded a new company, Greenway Productions, in 1964, for which he developed the *Batman* television series from 1966 to 1968 and served as its narrator. He was also responsible for producing the show's tie-in movie, *Batman: The Movie*. Dozier also produced the popular program *The Green Hornet*. Dozier notably co-created the character of Barbara Gordon, a.k.a. Batgirl, while developing *Batman*, who would go on to appear in both the series and the comics as a major character.

Dozier passed away from a stroke in Santa Monica, California, at the age of 83 on April 23, 1991.

## Credits

* *Batman: The Movie* (1966) - producer, narrator

## Trivia

* Dozier was to have produced the unmade crossover film *Batman Meets Godzilla*, and possessed one of the two story treatments for the film, which remains at the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming as part of a collection of Dozier's papers.

## External links

* William Dozier at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The Beasts

**The Beasts** is the first episode of Series 3 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 4 April 2016.

## Synopsis

The boys are desperate for tickets to one of the `beast shows' at the Games, while Marcus meets Delphine, a fiery activist from Gaul, and Grumio clashes with Landlady, their missing landlord's formidable mother.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Atilla (Lolly Adefope)
* Delphine (Bella Dayne)
* Lucian (Mark Davison)
* Landlady (Maureen Lipman)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Simeon (Geoffrey McGivern)
* Maya (Laura Elsworthy)
* Announcer (Simon Greenall)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Lion (Tsavo)

## External links

* "The Beasts" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Beasts" at IMDb
The Gladiator

**The Gladiator** is the second episode of the first series of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 25 March 2013.

## Synopsis

The boys are introduced to Cynthia's new boyfriend Cassius, a friendly local gladiator. Everyone's charmed apart from Marcus who hopes that, one way or another, their relationship will be short-lived. Stylax plays a prank on Aurelius which gets out of hand.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Cassius (Danny Dyer)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Alex (Harry Anichkin, uncredited)
The New Flat

**The New Flat** is the seventh episode of Series 5 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 4 November 2019.

## Synopsis

The boys face uncertainty when the Landlord evicts them without notice from their flat. Marcus hopes his parents will help him onto the property ladder, while Jason lands himself a cushy new job.

## Appearances

* Magnus (Ray Fearon)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Lepidus (Danny Webb)
* Sylvia (Samantha Spiro)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Posh Man (Ben Ashenden)
* Posh Woman (Manal El-Feitury)
* Customer Buyer (Ryan Pethrow, uncredited)

## External links

* "The New Flat" at British Comedy Guide
* "The New Flat" at IMDb
The Race

**The Race** is the eighth and final episode of Series 2 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 3 November 2014.

## Synopsis

Marcus and Stylax need to raise 3,000 denarii to keep the girls from being deported. Grumio discovers that the landlord is in prison.

## Appearances

* Fulvio (Cliff Parisi)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Cornelius (Neil Stuke)
The Erotic Vase

**The Erotic Vase** is the second episode of the first series of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 1 April 2013.

## Synopsis

Stylax buys Grumio an erotic vase for his birthday featuring a character who bears a striking resemblance to someone nearby. Marcus has done nothing for his slave and, under pressure from the girls, suggests they swap roles for the day. Stylax hangs out with his cousin Lucretia, with whom he has an unusually close relationship.

## Appearances

* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Lucretia (Naomi Bentley)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Claudius (Adrian Scarborough)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Franko (Nikolay Stanoev)
Sam Leifer

Filmrise photo

'*Sam Leifer* is, with Tom Basden, the co-creator of *Plebs*, with whom he has written every episode. He has also directed all 38 episodes of the show. Leifer is head of comedy at Rise Films, which produces *Plebs* for ITV2, and which he runs along with his brother Teddy. He is sometimes credited as **Sam Leifler** or **Sam Liefler**.

Prior to the show, he directed the BBC3 sitcom *How Not to Live Your Life* and its 2011 Christmas special. He was writer and director for the short film *The 10th Man*, which was nominated for Best Short Film at the 2006 BIFAs, and has also written, directed, and produced various shorts, television films, pilots, and the "Where Are the Joneses" media campaign for Ford.

Leifer began his career as Assistant Director at Hampstead Theatre & Oxford Stage Company, where he won the 2005 Ian Ritchie Award for Young Theatre Directors. He studied classics at university, an education which inspired the show and informs his writing.
The Best Men

**The Best Men** is the second episode of the second series of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 22 September 2014.

## Synopsis

Marcus is unexpectedly asked to be best man for the upcoming wedding of Aurelius (waterboy) and sets about ogranising his stag do. Stylax takes chariot lessons from a volatile driving instructor and Grumio gets caught up in Landlord’s drug dealing.

## Appearances

* Balbus (Shaun Williamson)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Cart Driver (Vlado Mihailov)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Claudius (Adrian Scarborough)
The Marathon

**The Marathon** is the third episode of Series 4 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 16 April 2018.

## Synopsis

It’s marathon time and Marcus spies a money-making opportunity. Meanwhile, Jason bets Aurelius that he can beat him in the big race.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Diana (Rachel Parris)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Daphne (Anastasiya Levordashka)
* Antonius (Jeremy Swift)

## External links

* "The Marathon" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Marathon" at IMDb
The Paedos

**The Paedos** is the second episode of Series 5 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 30 September 2019.

## Synopsis

Jason gives him coaching in his own specialist subject, romance. Grumio is mistaken for a schoolboy and soon finds himself recruited into the under-14s boxing team.

## Appearances

* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Gloria (Ellie Taylor)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Antonia (Pippa Haywood)
* Lucas (Mattias Asplund)
* Barney (Louis Suc)
* Max (Max Basden)
* Mr. Adolphus (John Thomson)
* Sabrina (Rhianna Merralls)
* Gratian (Phill Langhorne)
* Schoolgirl (Stella Leifer)
* Schoolgirl (Maisie Leifer)
* Man with Wooden Cart (Aleksandar Belovski, uncredited)

## External links

* "The Paedos" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Paedos" at IMDb
Dyvanakh

some kind of description

## Leadership

### Valgekh of the Crumbling Moon

A high ranking Overlord of Dyvanakh Dynasty, leader of the 3rd Decurion, Dyvanakh Dynastic Reclamation Force. Since the dynasty lost all of it's stellar systems, he was granted domain over the Crumbling moon

### Zarototaek, Sentry of the Neverending Fissure

Aid to Valgehk, oversees the Neverending Fissure which bisects the Crumbling moon.

## Recent Sightings

Currently trying to leave Last seen fighting Admech and Hive Fleet Tarasque on Mining Planet xxxxxx

## Army List

#### HQ

Valgekh of the Crumbling Moon - Overlord
Zarototaek, Sentry of the Neverending Fissure - Chronomancer

#### Troops

Immortals

Immortals

Necron Warriors

#### Elites:

Skorpekh Destroyers

Cryptothralls

#### Notes:

Dynasty, Relics TBD. Annihilation Barge to be replaced with 2x LHD when acquired.

### Battle Scribe

```
+++ 1kCrusade (Warhammer 40,000 9th Edition) [47 PL, 975pts] +++
1K points start of Crusade

++ Unbound Army (Faction) (Necrons) [47 PL, 975pts] ++

+ Configuration +

Detachment Command Cost

Dynasty Choice

+ HQ +

Zarototaek, Sentry of the Neverending Fissure - Chronomancer [4 PL, 80pts]: Aeonstave

Valgekh of the Crumbling Moon - Overlord [6 PL, 125pts]: Resurrection Orb, Voidblade, Warlord

+ Troops +

Immortals [4 PL, 85pts]: Gauss Blaster, 5x Immortal

Immortals [4 PL, 85pts]: Gauss Blaster, 5x Immortal

Necron Warriors [12 PL, 260pts]
20x Necron Warrior (Gauss Reaper): 20x Gauss Reaper

+ Elites +

Cryptothralls [2 PL, 40pts]
2x Cryptothrall: 2x Scouring Eye, 2x Scythed Limbs

Skorpekh Destroyers [5 PL, 105pts]: Skorpekh Destroyer (Reap-Blade)
2x Skorpekh Destroyer (Thresher): 2x Hyperphase Threshers

+ Fast Attack +

Canoptek Scarab Swarms [4 PL, 75pts]
5x Canoptek Scarab Swarm: 5x Feeder Mandibles

+ Heavy Support +

Annihilation Barge [6 PL, 120pts]: Tesla Cannon
Created with BattleScribe (https://battlescribe.net)

```
A Figurinha de Ouro

**Episódio**
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Transcrição

"**A Figurinha de Ouro**" é o primeiro episódio da primeira temporada de Turma do Paulo.

## Sinopse

Paulo tem uma figurinha de Ouro e deseja colar em seu álbum, mas João tem outros planos pra acabar com a figurinha!

## Sinopse do Remake

Paulo tem uma figurinha de Ouro e deseja colar em seu álbum, mas a figurinha é roubada e João vai ajudar a encontrar. O que será que vai acontecer?

## Enredo

Paulo afirma que a figurinha de Ouro é a última figurinha que faltava em seu album, mas de repente, alguém rouba a figurinha dele.

Paulo se pergunta onde está a figurinha dele, e João responde com uma música referente a música "Se f\*d\*u".

Paulo descobre que foi ele e afirma que foi ele.
Logo, Paulo pede pra devolver a figurinha dele, e João devolve a figurinha e fala mal de Paulo por causa do vicio da figurinha.

Paulo agradece e fala pra João nunca mais pegar nada dele.

## Enredo do Remake

Paulo afirma que a figurinha de Ouro é a última figurinha que faltava em seu album, mas de repente, alguém rouba a figurinha dele.

Paulo se pergunta onde está a figurinha dele e de repente João aparece.

João pergunta pra Paulo o que aconteceu e Paulo fala que alguém tinha roubado a figurinha dele. João se transforma em um detetive e fala que vai resolver isso.

João fica fazendo perguntas para Paulo, como local, horário e o que aconteceu naquele exato momento, até que a figurinha cai do traje de João.

Paulo se irrita e fala que vai pegar João na porrada. João aceita e fala aquela frase "É. Perdemo Demais."

## Curiosidades

* Esse episódio é o primeiro da série.
* O cabelo do João é parecido com o do Kay, que é da série Beyblade Generation
* A fala "Me devolve agora" iria ser o Paulo Stickman correndo atrás do João pra pegar a figurinha, mas foi mudada pra um pedido pra devolver a figurinha.
* A fala "Aí, tá bom, nem sei pq você quer tanto essa meleca de figurinha." iria ser interpretada com um palavrão na palavra "Meleca". Mas foi mudada pra uma palavra mais infantil.
* Esse episódio é o segundo a ter um remake. O primeiro é Júlia na Escola e o terceiro, quarto, quinto, sexto e sétimo são os outros 5 da primeira temporada.

## Referências

* **Se F\*d\*u** A música "Se Ferrou" desse episódio faz referência a essa música cantada por um homem.
* Traje de Detetive do João. Esse traje foi baseado no traje de detetive do jake-o-jacaré.fandom.com/pt-br/wiki/Álvaro

## Erros

* Quando o Paulo aparece segurando a figurinha, aparece sem querer a title card do episódio.
The Candidate

**The New Slave** is the sixth episode of Series 2 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 20 October 2014.

## Synopsis

The local elections arrive, so Marcus and Stylax sign up as hired clappers for wig-wearing politician Victor of the Gracchii. Grumio, however, is drawn towards another candidate named Julius Priscus. Could it simply be because he is giving away free promotional plums?

## Appearances

* Julius Priscus (Johnny Sweet)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Victor (Simon Callow)
* Philo (Tony Gardner)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Ambrosia (Eliza Hope Bennett)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Tarquin (Denis Georgiev)
* Clemens (Marii Rosen)
* Goblin (Milko Yovchev)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
The New Slave

**The New Slave** is the fifth episode of Series 2 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 13 October 2014.

## Synopsis

The boys buy an eccentric slave called Mushki at an auction. Grumio finds his position in the household gradually usurped as the new guy impresses Marcus. Stylax, however, has a sneaking suspicion that Mushki might be a psychopath.

## Appearances

* Agorix (David Schneider)
* Mushki (Tim Key)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Claudius (Adrian Scarborough)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
The Chariot

**The Chariot** is the first episode of the second series of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 22 September 2014.

## Synopsis

When the boys win big at a chariot race it looks like their fortunes might have taken a turn for the better. Stylax decides to reinvent himself as a charioteer while Marcus prefers to spend his money on romantic pursuits. Grumio gets nothing.

## Appearances

* Commentator (Jim Rosenthal)
* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Stylax (Joel Fry)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Steward (Paul Putner)
* Metella (Lydia Rose Bewley)
* Cynthia (Sophie Colquhoun)
* Amanda (Lauren Socha)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Flavia (Doon Mackichan)
* Landlord (Karl Theobald)
* Davus (Tom Davis)
* Cornelius (Neil Stuke)
* Waiter (Diyan Machev)
* Beggar (Anton Trendafilov)
Aurelius

Aurelius in Series 2

**Aurelius** is a main character in the fourth and fifth series of *Plebs*, and a recurring character in the first three. He is played by British actor Tom Basden, co-creator and writer of the show.

## Personality

Aurelius is good-hearted but deeply insecure socially, the subject of incessant teasing from Marcus and Stylax and indeed, most everyone else. His yearning for a more balanced friendship is stymied, or goes unnoticed by the others, leading to resentment.

## Biography

Aurelius met Marcus and Stylax at the grain company where he worked as a water carrier—where the manager, Flavia, invariably addressed him as "water boy", and which he equally invariably (and fruitlessly) corrected to "water man". All three amused themselves at his expense, particularly when Marcus and Stylax would aggravate him into shouting something just as Flavia arrived to hear it removed from all context. Despite this, he considered Marcus to be his best mate, even disastrously asking him to serve as best man at his wedding ("The Best Men").

When Stylax was killed, Marcus and Grumio reluctantly invited him to become their new flatmate, but this quickly soured as Grumio moved out to live with Jason, and Marcus, stressed out from his difficult new job with Crassus, failed to appreciate Aurelius' efforts. Aurelius later ran in a marathon to raise money for lepers, only to face sabotage by Jason in order to win a bet ("The Marathon").

## Appearances

Aurelius has appeared in 35 episodes, more than any other character except Marcus and Grumio.

* The Orgy
* The Gladiator
* The Erotic Vase
* The Herpes Cat
* Bananae
* Saturnalia
* The Chariot
* The Best Men
* The Baby
* The Patron
* The New Slave
* The Candidate
* The Phallus
* The Race
* The Beasts
* Justin Junior
* The Vestal
* The Cupid
* The Crimewave
* Jugball
* The New Master
* The Weatherist
* The Accident
* The Critic
* The Marathon
* The Satirist
* Lupercalia
* The Accountant
* Beer
* The Paedos
* The Banquet
* The Grumbrella
* The Hooligans
* The Dig
* The New Flat
* The Wedding
The Hooligans

**The Hooligans** is the fifth episode of Series 5 of *Plebs*, first broadcast on ITV2 on 21 October 2019.

## Synopsis

The boys attempt to infiltrate a local firm of chariot hooligans in order to get some big drinkers into their bar, which causes Marcus and Gloria to fall out.

## Appearances

* Marcus (Tom Rosenthal)
* Nigellus (Dominic Coleman)
* Jason (Jonathan Pointing)
* Grumio (Ryan Sampson)
* Gloria (Ellie Taylor)
* Thalia (Ambreen Razia)
* Aurelius (Tom Basden)
* Phoenix (Geoffrey Beevers)
* Griffinus (Ed Kear)
* Paulus (Leo Gregory)
* Gavius (Frankie Wilson)
* Green Hooligan (Aleksandar Belovski, uncredited)
* Roman Citizen (Ryan Pethrow, uncredited)

## Gallery

*→ See **60** images from The Hooligans at **Images from The Hooligans**.*

## External links

* "The Hooligans" at British Comedy Guide
* "The Hooligans" at IMDb
A Figurinha de Ouro V: Batalha Figurinha

"A Figurinha de Ouro V: Batalha Figurinha" é o quinto episódio da primeira temporada de Turma do Paulo.

## Sinopse

Um monstro gigante ataca a cidade de Paulo. Será que Paulo conseguirá derrotar o monstro?

## Enredo

João pergunta para Paulo o que Paulo está fazendo.

Paulo está querendo zerar um jogo, ele tenta e consegue!

Até que um monstro gigante aparece na cidade e Paulo vai lá ver o que é.

Paulo vê um monstro gigante e culpa João por atazanar Paulo.

João fala que não fez nada e Paulo reclama.

João fala que se Paulo parar de gritar, ele ajuda Paulo a derrotar o dragão.

Paulo fala pra João falar a boca por causa que João não é o pai dele.

June debocha sobre a patada que Paulo deu e alguém fala "RATINHO, NHO, NHO!"

João chora e fala que não queria fazer aquilo mesmo.

O monstro fica com vontade de comer Paulo e Paulo responde falando que o dragão é feio e que Paulo vai derrotar o monstro.

O monstro fica com mais raiva ainda o Paulo usa seu trocadilho.

O monstro some em um piscar de olhos com o trocadilho que Paulo deu.

Paulo falou que a brincadeira acabou.

## Curiosidades

* Esse episódio tem um personagem que não é humano, o Dragão!
* Essa é a primeira vez que Paulo atanaza João com uma patada num episódio.
* Esse episódio é o penúltimo da saga.
* Essa é a primeira vez que o June aparece após um erro de fala.
A Figurinha de Ouro III: Amizade Retomada

"Amizade Retomada" é o terceiro episódio da primeira temporada de Turma do Paulo.

## Sinopse

Paulo fica irritado por causa que João sempre irrita ele, mas João pede desculpas a ele! Essa é a cena que vocês esperaram?

## Enredo

Paulo fala pro Dono da Banca se chegou a edição 2 da Turma da Mônica Jovem. O Dono da Banca fala que não tem, mas vai presentear Paulo com alguns pacotinhos de atualização por ter ido na banca.

Paulo fica com medo e fala pro Dono não dar os pacotinhos pra ele por causa que Paulo tem certeza que João estaria atrás dele.

João fala qual é o pack e pergunta se é de atualização e fala que se for, João vai querer muito.

Paulo reclama tanto que o Dono falou muito alto e atraiu o João pra banca que o Dono fica com raiva e prende João numa sala.

O Dono da Banca pergunta pra João o por quê João irrita Paulo.

João fala toda a verdade e é obrigado pelo Dono a pedir desculpas.

João pede desculpas e Paulo afirma que já sabe que João não fez isso por mal.

Paulo responde se vão ser amigos e João responde que sim.

## Curiosidades

* Esse episódio era a continuação do primeiro episódio da série, junto com A Figurinha de Ouro II: Colagem. Mas devido aos fãs acharem que A Figurinha de Ouro era o único episódio da primeira temporada e Amizade Retomada e outros episódios estarem associados à ele, o nome "A Figurinha de Ouro: (Parte do Episódio)" foi retirado dos eps 3, 4, 5 e 6. Mas o episódio 2 não vai ter esse nome retirado por quê ele faz parte da saga.
* Essa é a terceira vez que o Paulo fica irritado com as bobeiras do João. A primeira foi em A Figurinha de Ouro e a segunda em A Figurinha de Ouro II: Colagem.
* Esse episódio revela os segredos de por quê João sempre irrita Paulo.
* Essa é a primeira vez que um personagem que não seja João ou Paulo aparece na série.
Novos Amigos

"**Grrrrrr!**"

Este conteúdo ainda **não foi lançado**!

Não continue lendo isso, porque pode dar spoilers.

**Episódio**
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"**Novos Amigos**" é o segundo episódio da segunda temporada da "Turma do Paulo".

## Sinopse

Paulo recebe Kamil e Bernardo, mas o Dinossauro tenta impedir essa vinda.

## Personagens

* Paulo
* Kamil (estreia)
* Bernardo (estreia)
* Dinossauro (estreia/"última aparição")

## Elenco

* June como Paulo/Kamil/Bernardo/Dinossauro

## Curiosidades

* O Episódio marca a primeira aparição do Dinossauro, que "morre" no mesmo episódio.
* Originalmente os personagens que iriam estrear eram o Kamil e o Alexander, mas devido ao favoritismo do Bernardo pelo June, o Bernardo substituiu o Alexander.
* Esse é o primeiro episódio que o João não aparece.
A Figurinha de Ouro VI: Crossover Com o Criador

"A Figurinha de Ouro VI: Crossover com o Criador" é o sexto episódio da primeira temporada de Turma do Paulo.

## Sinopse

O criador finalmente aparece na série! Mas tem algumas coisas que Paulo e João aprontaram...

## Enredo

O criador fala que tem tantas coisas legais, mas se pergunta o que que tem de bom pra fazer.

Ele para pra beber uma água, enquanto Paulo pergunta pra João o que ele acha de acabar com a saga do criador.

João tenta responder, mas vê e avisa a Paulo que o criador está chegando.

O criador chega e fica bravo com os quadros que os personagens criaram.

Paulo desconta a raiva em João por causa que o criador ficou bravo por causa que os personagem criaram vários quadros.

João fala em japortuguês a palavra Modo Acabar com o Episódio.

## Elenco

* June como Paulo e João.
* June da Vida Real como Criador

## Curiosidades

* Esse episódio é um crossover do criador e da série.
* Essa é a primeira vez que Paulo fica bravo após ele e João fazerem uma coisa que o criador não gostou.
* Esse episódio é o último da saga.
* Essa é a primeira vez que um episódio que era pra ser normal tem seis partes.
A Escola

**Episódio**
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"'*A Escola*" é o quinto episódio da segunda temporada de "Turma do Paulo".

## Sinopse

É o primeiro dia de aula na escola de Paulo O que será que vai acontecer logo em seguida?

## Personagens

* Paulo

* João

* Maria Clara

* Fernando

## Elenco

* June como Paulo/João/Maria Clara/Fernando

## Curiosidades

* Originalmente no episódio a Maria Clara não iria rejeitar o Paulo mas é a vontade dela na vida real, o roteiro não tem culpa de nada :/.

* Espera, por quê o Paulo tinha uma juliete???? Quem estava cantando aquela música???(Não eram o Paulo e o Fernando)

* + Resposta: Resposta é o cacete, esse é um dos MISTÉRIOS DA SEMANA!!!!!!!!

* Esse foi o primeiro episódio que é apresentado uma abertura para a série.

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