The Doctor Who Thread

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

What a load of shite that trailer is.

Simply repeating the same things twice 'Whoah'

Edit - Not really repeating just someone screwing up the video on YT.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #475a

Name: Vera Fusek (1932 - )
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Frontier In Space episode 1 – Frontier In Space episode 3, Frontier In Space episode 5 – Frontier In Space episode 6
Character(s): President Of Earth

Before Who:
Films: Escape in the Sun (1956), Great Van Robbery (1959), 5 Branded Women (1960)
Television: Rheingold Theatre: The Man Who Wouldn't Escape (1956) / Assignment Foreign Legion: The Search (1956) / Aggie: Grip of Danger (1957) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: The Magnificent Egotist (1957) / The Schirmer Inheritance [6 episodes as Kolin (1957)] / Armstrong Circle Theatre: The New Class (1958) / ITV Play of the Week: The Education of Mr. Surrage (1959) / Boyd Q.C.: Escape (1959) / The Third Man: A Collector's Item (1959) / The Vise [2 episodees, different characters (1959)] / The Four Just Men: Rogue's Harvest (1960) / International Detective: The Rosario Case (1960) / The Troubleshooters [2 episodes, different characters (1968-1971)] / The Adventurer: Love Always, Magda* (1972)

After Who:
Films: Treasures of the Snow (1980)
Television: None

Who: Before And After #475b

Name: Lawrence Davidson (1927 - 2000)
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Frontier In Space episode 2
Character(s): Draconian First Secretary

Before Who:
Films: The Survivor (1961)
Television: Pride and Prejudice (1952) / Danger Man: The Leak (1960) / Danger Man: The Vacation* (1961) / Drama 61-67: Drama '61 - Journey to Nowhere (1961) / Sir Francis Drake: Johnnie Factotum (1961) / No Hiding Place: The Toy House (1961) / No Hiding Place: Date for Deception (1962) / Sergeant Cork: The Case of the Persistent Assassin (1963) / The Sentimental Agent: Express Delivery (1963) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: Who Was Maddox? (1964) / Emergency-Ward 10: Hide Me, Hide Me (1967) / The Saint: To Kill a Saint* (1967) / Virgin of the Secret Service: Entente Cordiale (1968) / The Ugliest Girl in Town: The Paris Incident (1968) / Plays of Today: Men of Iron (1969) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Seven Days in the Life of Andrew Pelham: Crisis (1971) / The Man Who Was Hunting Himself (1972)

After Who:
Films: The Dogs of War (1980), The Last Day (1983), Curse of the Pink Panther* (1983), Strike It Rich (1990)

Television: The Song of Songs (1973) / The Dragon's Opponent: The Drawn Sword (1973) / Colditz [4 episodes as Capt. Coty (1973-1974)] / New Scotland Yard: A Man of His Word (1974) / Masquerade: Service Not Included (1974) / Churchill's People: True Patriots All (1975) / Oil Strike North: Shore Leave (1975) / Man About the House: Mum Always Liked You Best (1976) / Victorian Scandals: Skittles (1976) / BBC Play of the Month: The Picture of Dorian Gray (1976) / Crown Court: Operation Happiness (1976) / Spearhead [6 episodes as Major Taylor (1978)] / Escape: The Cartland Murder (1980) / Bergerac [2 episodes as Police Inspecteur (1981-1990)] / The Brack Report: Chapter 9 (1982) / All for Love: L'Elegance (1982) / Partners in Crime: The Crackler (1984) / Lytton's Diary: The Lady in the Mask (1985) / The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: Paris, October 1916 (1993)

Who: Before And After #475c

Name: Timothy Craven (? - )
Year(s): 1973 / 1974 / 1975
Stories: Frontier In Space episode 2 / Invasion of The Dinosaurs part 6 / Robot part 2
Character(s): Cell Guard / Robinson / Short

Note:

• Robinson and Short are both the same character. According to the short story 'Robinson' from the 2018 collection 'The Blogs Of Doom' by Jonathan Morris, following the events of 'Invasion Of The Dinosaurs', Robinson changed his name and started working for Hilda Winters as the events officer of the Scientific Reform Society in 'Robot'
• Also appeared in an uncredited role as a Tesh guard in the 1977 story 'The Face Of Evil'

Before Who:
Films: A Touch of the Other (1970)
Television: Softly Softly: Task Force [2 episodes, different characters (1970-1971)] / Paul Temple: Winner Take All (1971) / The Silver Sword [2 episodes as Russian Sergeant (1971)] / Jason King: To Russia with... Panache (1971) / The Moonstone (1972)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A slightly different promo image of the Krynoid from The Seeds of Doom (1976)

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

It's 'The Trial Of A Time Lord' all over again!

BBC confirms Doctor Who series 13 will be a single serialised story / Radio Times

"In an unusual move partially forced by the pandemic, the next series of adventures for Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor will be a more connected story..."

The first trailer, unveiled during a virtual panel for Comic-Con@Home (which replaces the in-person San Diego Comic-Con this year).

what a load of shite, have no intrest in watching it from that. at this point just do us all a favour BBC and put a bullet in the head of Doctor Who and Chibnall

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

A slightly different promo image of the Krynoid from The Seeds of Doom (1976)

It's probably been mentioned many times before, but the humanoid Krynoid was nothing more than a repainted humanoid Axos

[Mojo]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

It's 'The Trial Of A Time Lord' all over again!

BBC confirms Doctor Who series 13 will be a single serialised story / Radio Times

"In an unusual move partially forced by the pandemic, the next series of adventures for Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor will be a more connected story..."

The first trailer, unveiled during a virtual panel for Comic-Con@Home (which replaces the in-person San Diego Comic-Con this year).

Jesus. Even the trailer’s crap.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Mojo

Jesus. Even the trailer’s crap.

Remember this one, Mojo? The trip of a lifetime.

It's just the ninth Doctor talking to the viewer and it still sends shivers down my spine.



Chibnall has no idea how to grab a viewer's attention.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The series three trailer



Again, absolutely superb!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

And this one makes me want to buy series 4 on blu.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

It's not just Davies. Moffat's preview trailers were great as well even for poor (imo) series.





When i say poor, they are still better than Whittaker's series.