Thank you for that. Tiberius had a pet snake. When it died, he took that as a kind of sign that he needed to quickly leave Rome, which he did and I think probably never came back at that point maybe.

Snakes are very ominous, so they're often there as signs of things to come. I didn't really think of it as a pet, but I guess you could call it that. I've got something that I want to answer. It's very, very easy for me to answer, which is somebody has asked. Oh, actually it's somebody who's here. Cynthia Wilson asks, would you consider a rewatch series of iClaudius after Rome? Well, first of all, I'd say that Matt and I are getting through Rome quite slowly. We're not binging on it, are we? And that's just because we don't have much time, but we're enjoying it. It's just taking us a while. So, you know, we might finish it sometime next year, maybe, but there is already a rewatch series of iClaudius, which was done quite recently. So I wouldn't tread on their toes. It's called Ipodius. They've completed, I think, both series, but certainly the first series. So that's already out there. We don't need to reproduce that, although it would be great, and maybe we will eventually do something like that. I

think, I think, considering we've got another 17 episodes to go, it might take us a while. It'd be like, you know, 2022 is probably optimistic for us wrapping up that podcast sometime. So

hopefully we won't be in lockdown by then. Well, I'm just going to lodge an official complaint about that, because you guys are moving way too slowly

on the Rome rewatch.

I'm speaking on behalf of everyone who's tuning for this one. So get on

with it. The bits that Matt probably takes out of me asking, what happened in the last episode, which is a good sign that we need to speed up, but it's just time. We'll

do our best.