Stories Audio Drama Big Finish Main Range Main Range Episode: 100a 100b 100c 100d 100 BC 1 image Overview Characters How to Listen Reviews 1 Statistics Quotes Overview Released Wednesday, September 26, 2007 Written by Jacqueline Rayner Runtime 29 minutes Time Travel Past Tropes (Potential Spoilers!) Pure Historical, Celebrity Historical Location (Potential Spoilers!) Earth, Italy, Rome Synopsis The Doctor and Evelyn arrive in Rome, 101 BC, approximately, October. They meet a young lady of nineteen, Aurelia. She mentions her husband — Julius Caesar. Evelyn is excited, but her excitement soon turns to confusion. Surely you can't heal a wound in time with just a bit of sticking plaster? Listen Listened Favourite Favourited Add Review Edit Review Log a repeat Skip Skipped Unowned Owned Owned Save to my list Saved Characters Sixth Doctor Evelyn Smythe Julius Caesar First Appearance The Romans Show All Characters (4) How to listen to 100 BC: Big Finish Audio 100 Reviews Add Review Edit Review Sort: Newest First Oldest First Most Likes Highest Rating Lowest Rating Username (A-Z) Username (Z-A) Spoilers First Spoilers Last 1 review 3 December 2024 · 118 words Review by thedefinitearticle63 Spoilers 1 This review contains spoilers! This is part of a series of reviews of Doctor Who in chronological timeline order. Previous Story: Pier Pressure This was a really weird one. The Doctor and Evelyn were quite out of character but Evelyn in particular. She was actively trying to change history to an extreme extent, in the form of making Julius Caesar be born as a girl. It just felt really strange considering her character arc and especially the fact that she faked feeling ill to get away from the Doctor. And then at the end it turned out none of this even had a point. Next Story: My Own Private Wolfgang Like Liked 1 Open in new window Statistics AVG. Rating94 members 3.09 / 5 The Time Scales AVG. Rating137 votes 3.25 / 5 Member Statistics Listened 181 Favourited 8 Reviewed 1 Saved 0 Skipped 0 Owned 7 Quotes Add Quote Submit a Quote