The Doctor Who Thread

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

William Hartnell (First Doctor), Patrick Troughton (Second Doctor) and Jon Pertwee (Third Doctor) in a promo image for The Three Doctors (1972)

The interplay between Troughton and Pertwee, both at Doctor Who related events and television chat shows etc, was always highly entertaining

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #628a

Name: Elaine Ives-Cameron [1938 - 2006]
Year(s): 1978
Stories: The Stones Of Blood part 1 – The Stones of Blood part 2
Character(s): Martha
Note: Provided the voice of Estella in the 2001 Big Finish audio story 'The Stones of Venice'

Before Who:
Films: Illegal Abortion (1966), The Night Digger (1971), Blueblood (1974), The Message (1976)
Television: Codename: Appointment in Prague (1970) / Private Affairs: A Dream of Living (1975)

After Who:
Films: Terror* (1978), Murder by Decree (1979), Phoelix (1979), Ragtime (1981), The Sender (1982), Supergirl (1984), Revenge of Billy the Kid (1991), Dead Babies (2000)

Television: Tales of the Unexpected: A Dip in the Pool (1979) / Dempsey and Makepeace: Hors de Combat (1985) / Miss Marple: A Murder Is Announced (1985) / Screen Two: Northanger Abbey (1987) / London Embassy: The Winfield Wallpaper (1987) / Screenplay: Edvard (1988) / Selling Hitler (1991) / The Bill: Room Service (2000) / Time Trumpet (2006)

Who: Before And After #628b

Name: James Murray [1952 - 1981]
Year(s): 1978
Stories: The Stones Of Blood part 3
Character(s): Male Camper

Before Who:
Films: The Dancing Years (1976)
Television: The Fenn Street Gang: Horses for Courses* (1971) / Raffles: The Chest of Silver (1977) / 1990: You'll Never Walk Alone (1978)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: BBC2 Playhouse: An Ordered Life (1980)

Who: Before And After #628c

Name: Shirin Taylor [1956 - ]
Year(s): 1978 / 1987
Stories: The Stones Of Blood part 3 / Dragonfire part 1, Dragonfire part 3
Character(s): Female Camper / Customer

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Crossroads (1985) / Men of Affairs: Arabian Knights (1974)

After Who:
Films: Nana (1983), Love with a Perfect Stranger (1986), Soft Soap (1989), Tough Love (2002)
Television: Jackanory Playhouse: The Cave of Solomon (1979) / Crown Court: Face Value (1982) / The Cleopatras [3 episodes as Charmian (1983)] / Cockles: Davy Jones's Locker (1984) / Shine on Harvey Moon: I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair (1984) / Give us a Break [8 episodes as Tina (1983-1984)] / One by One [2 episodes as Miss Seksi (1984-1985)] / Ties of Blood: Attachments (1985) / I Woke Up One Morning [9 episodes as Rosa (1985-1986)] / Boon: Answers to the Name of Watson (1986) / Dramarama: Cannondrum (1987) / Turn on to T-Bag: Doc Leaf (1988) / Bust [6 episodes as Sally McLaren (1988)] / Streetwise: Blowing It (1989) / The Bill [7 episodes, different characters (1989-2004)] / Casualty [4 episodes, different characters (1989-2005)] / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: The Best Man to Die (1990) / Coronation Street [75 episodes as Jackie Ingram / Jackie Baldwin / Jackie Williams (1990-1992)] / A Touch of Frost: No Refuge (1995) / Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: How Time Flies (1998) / London's Burning (1998) / Holby City: Happy Families (1999) / Night & Day [3 episodes as Roxanne's Boss (2001)] / Doctors: Heavy Drugs (2001)

[Susan Foreman]

December 28, 1971 - 50 years ago today, the BBC broadcast the omnibus 'feature length' version of 'The Daemons'. This was the first time that a full story had been repeated in this form

The same edition of The Radio Times that carried the above listing also contained details about a competition there are going to hold where the lucky winner could get a Dalek!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Cybermen awaken in Earthshock (1982)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #629

Name: Gerald Cross [1912 - 1981]
Year(s): 1978
Stories: The Stones Of Blood part 3 – The Stones Of Blood part 4
Character(s): Voice of the Megara

Note:

• Had previously been considered to play Dr Fendelman in the 1977 story 'Image of the Fendahl'.
• Also provided the voice of the White Guardian in the first part of the story

Before Who:
Films: The Man with the Cloak Full of Holes (1946), The Olive Jar (1955), The Wayward Saint (1956), Rise Above It (1957), Home at Seven (1957), Jessica (1957), I Spy (1958), Law and Disorder (1958), The Night We Got the Bird (1961), The First Gentleman (1961), Murder She Said* (1961), Murder Ahoy (1964), Joseph Andrews (1977)

Television: The Adventures of Robin Hood: Queen Eleanor* (1955) / The Adventures of the Big Man: The Magenta Box (1956) / H.M. Tennent Globe Theatre: Rebecca (1956) / ITV Television Playhouse: The American (1956) / The Adventures of Sir Lancelot: Roman Wall (1956) / David Copperfield (1956) / Overseas Press Club – Exclusive!: The Unknown Man (1957) / A Time of Day [4 episodes as Roy Pelford (1957)] / The Invisible Armies (1958) / Fair Game: The Golden Oriole (1958) / Charlesworth at Large: Loads Sometimes Shift (1958) / Champion Road (1958) / William Tell: The Magic Powder (1958) / Our Mutual Friend [5 episodes as Mr. Venus (1958-1959)] / Boyd Q.C. [2 episodes (1958-1959)] / Love and Mr Lewisham (1959) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: When in Rome (1959) / World Theatre: The School for Scandal (1959) / The History of Mr. Polly (1959) / Spy-Catcher: Louise (1959) / Bleak House [4 episodes as Mr. Vholes (1959)] / Knight Errant Limited: The Shivering Sailor (1960) / The Terrible Choice: Dr. Faustus (1960) / About Religion: The Acts of the Apostles (1960) / The Herries Chronicle: Rogue Herries - 1739 (1960) / Fredric March Presents Tales from Dickens: Sam Weller and his Father (1960) / No Hiding Place [2 episodes, different characters (1960-1964)] / The World of Tim Frazer [6 episodes as Dr. Killick (1960)] / Maigret: The Children's Party (1961) / They Met in a City: The Spanish Waiter (1961) / Amelia [4 episodes as Robinson (1961)] / The Younger Generation: Animals Can't Laugh (1961) / The Scales of Justice: A Woman's Privilege (1962) / The Avengers: Death on the Rocks* (1962) / Suspense: Last Race, Ginger Gentleman (1963) / Moonstrike: A Clear Field (1963) / Ghost Squad: Polsky (1963) / Armchair Theatre: Power and Glory (1963) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: The Affair (1963) / Madame Bovary [4 episodes as Homais (1964)] / Detective: The Loring Mystery (1964) / Sergeant Cork: The Case of the Vengeful Garnet (1964) / ITV Play of the Week: The Wife of Knightsbridge (1964) / Thursday Theatre: Johnson Over Jordan (1965) / The Sullavan Brothers: A Case of Conscience (1965) / The Newcomers [317 episodes as Arnold Tripp (1965-1969)] / The Scarlet and the Black [3 episodes as the Marquis de la Mole (1965)] / Front Page Story: Whitehall 14 (1965) / Blackmail: A Nice Little Family Fiddle (1965) / The Wednesday Play: A Piece of Resistance (1966) / UFO: Reflections in the Water (1971) / Love and Mr Lewisham [2 episodes as Mr. Lagune (1972)] / Doctor in Charge: Blackmail (1972) / Dead of Night: Smith (1972) / Upstairs, Downstairs: A Special Mischief (1972) / Cheri (1973) / Crown Court: A Case of Murder (1974) / Justice: Growing Up (1974) / ITV Playhouse: A Kind of Bonus (1974) / Centre Play: The Imp of the Perverse (1975) / Doctor on the Go [3 episodes as Sir Edmund Steele (1975-1977)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Bless Me Father [2 episodes as Mr. Probble (1978-1981) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole's Return (1980)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A publicity shot of fourth Doctor companion Lalla Ward who played the second incarnation of Romana.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #630

Name: David McAlister [1951 - 2015]
Year(s): 1978
Stories: The Stones Of Blood part 3 – The Stones Of Blood part 4
Character(s): Voice of the Megara

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: The Human Jungle: The Quick and the Dead (1964) / Secret Army: Growing Up (1977) / Wings: Officers and Gentlemen (1978) / The Sandbaggers: The Most Suitable Person (1978)

After Who:
Films: The Zero Option (1988), Doomsday Gun (1994), Fatherland (1994), The Last Englishman (1995), Joe Wilkinson (1999), Cor, Blimey! [as Gerald Thomas] (2000), War (2002)
Television: My Son, My Son (1979) / Brideshead Revisited [2 episodes as the Second-in-Command (1981)] / Triangle [4 episodes as the Doctor (1982)] / Princess Daisy (1983) / Widows (1985) / Emmerdale Farm [9 episodes as Mr. Tomalin (1985)] / Brookside (1985) / Juliet Bravo: Chasing the Dragon (1985) / Kit Curran: A Sick Society (1986) / Miss Marple: Sleeping Murder (1987) / EastEnders (1987) / Farrington of the F.O.(1987) / All at Number 20: Warts and All (1987) / Home James!: Double Yolker (1988) / A Taste for Death [2 episodes as Asst Commissioner Nichols (1988)] / Bergerac: Sea Changes (1989) / Traffik: The Politician (1989) / Capital City: Insider Trading (1989) / The Bill [2 episodes as (1989-1991)] / Freddie and Max (1990) / Waterfront Beat: Stake Out (1991) / Lovejoy: Who Dares, Sings (1991) / Never the Twain: The Best Laid Plans (1991) / Specials (1991) / The Heroic Legend of Arislan [6 episodes as the Narrator in the UK dub version (1991)] / Poirot: The ABC Murders (1992) / Perfect Scoundrels: Let No Man Put Asunder (1992) / Screen One: Born Kicking (1992) / The Chief (1993) / Bugs Pulse (1995) / Dangerfield: The Norfolk Holiday (1995) / Rab C. Nesbitt: Racket (1996) / Frontiers: Casual Bank Robbers (1996) / Pie in the Sky: Squashed Tomatoes (1997) / Peak Practice: State of Mind (1997) / Starhunter: The Divinity Cluster (2000) / Body Story 2 (2001) / Doctors [3 episodes, different characters (2001-2013)] / McCready and Daughter: Obsessions (2001) / Two Thousand Acres of Sky (2003) / Red Cap: Friendly Fire (2004) / Top Buzzer: Meet the Parents (2004) / The Golden Hour (2005) / Mike Bassett - Manager: Flat Pack Four (2005) / Silk (2014) / Holby City: Green Ink (2014) / Starhunter Redux: The Divinity Cluster (Redux) (2018)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Ian (William Russell) at the mercy of the Daleks in The Mutants (1953) aka The Daleks

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Ian (William Russell) at the mercy of the Daleks in The Mutants (1953) aka The Daleks

I'll just leave these two posts here...

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Who: Before And After #531

Name: David Collings [1940 - 2020]
Year(s): 1983
Stories: Mawdryn Undead part 2 – Mawdryn Undead part 5
Character(s): Mawdryn

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Have i missed something?

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in THE ANDROIDS OF TARA who have previously appeared in the show:

• Mary Tamm (Romana I) / (Princess Strella)
• John Leeson (Voice Of K-9)
• Peter Jeffrey (Count Grendel)
• Simon Lack (Zadel)
• Declan Mulholland (Till)
• Cyril Shaps (Archimandrite)

Who: Before And After #631a

Name: Neville Jason [1934 - 2015]
Year(s): 1978
Stories: The Androids Of Tara part 1 – The Androids Of Tara part 4
Character(s): Prince Reynard / Android Prince Reynard

Before Who:
Films: Noah (1960), From Russia with Love* (1963), The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders (1965), The Message (1976), The Dancing Years (1976), The Duellists* (1977)

Television: Sword of Freedom: Caterina (1957) / The Black Arrow: The Arrow Strikes (1958) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Windmill Near a Frontier (1959) / The Little Ship [6 episodes as Nick (1960)] / Maigret [26 episodes as Lapointe (1960-1963)] / Fact and Fiction (1960) / Paul of Tarsus [2 episodes as Prince Agrippa / King Agrippa II (1960)] / The Angry Gods [2 episodes as Orestes (1961)] / Storyboard: The Magic Barrel (1961) / Hamlet [4 episodes as Horatio (1961)] / No Hiding Place: Epitaph for Johnnie (1962) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: Freya of the Seven Isles (1963) / ITV Play of the Week: The Rules of the Game (1965) / Fothergale Co. Ltd. [7 episodes as Victor Berry (1965) / The Troubleshooters: Young Turk (1965) / Zero One: Excess Baggage (1965) / Emergency-Ward 10 [17 episodes as Mr. Bob Turner (1965)] / Dixon of Dock Green: When Last Seen (1966) / Mr. Aitch: Like a Pendulum Do (1967) / Theatre 625: Henry IV (1967) / BBC Play of the Month: Maigret at Bay (1969) / The Inside Man: Lady in the Bath (1969) / The Dragon's Opponent: The Battle (1973) / The Zoo Gang: The Lion Hunt (1974) / The Carnforth Practice [3 episodes as Jim Gaunt (1974)] / Barlow [2 episodes, different characters (1974-1975)] / Churchill's People: A Rich and Beautiful Empire (1975) / Warship: Divert with Despatch (1976) / Whodunnit?: A Deadly Tan (1976) / When the Boat Comes In: Requiem for a Loser (1977) / Armchair Thriller: Rachel in Danger (1978)

After Who:
Films: The Passage (1979), Tales from the Thousand and One Nights (1981), Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story (1987), Ahead of the Class (2005)
Television: Goodbye Darling [5 episodes as Malcolm Penny (1981)] / Skorpion [6 episodes as Constant Delangre (1983)] / Angels (1983) / Minder: The Balance of Power (1984) / Dempsey and Makepeace: Given to Acts of Violence (1985) / The Tripods: Escape from the City of Gold (1985) / Adventures Beyond Belief (1988)

Who: Before And After #631b

Name: Lois Baxter [1947 - ]
Year(s): 1978
Stories: The Androids Of Tara part 1 – The Androids Of Tara part 3
Character(s): Lamia

Note:

• Provided the voice for Carrion in the 2007 Big Finish Doctor Who audio story 'Spring'
• Provided the voice of Celethua in the 2008 Big Finish Bernice Summerfield audio story 'The Adolescence of Time'

Before Who:
Films: Oooh... You Are Awful (1972)
Television: Owen, M.D.: A Little Place in the Country (1971) / Love Story: Alice (1972) / Spyder's Web: The Prevalence of Skeletons (1972) / Stage 2: Peer Gynt (1972) / The Man Who Was Hunting Himself [2 episodes as Ruth Faraday (1972)] / The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: The Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway (1973) / Justice: Conspiracy (1973) / General Hospital (1973) / Van der Valk: A Dangerous Point of View (1973) / Crime of Passion: Claudine (1973) / Within These Walls: In Her Own Right (1974) / Barlow: Plunder (1974) / Affairs of the Heart: Milly (1975) / Z Cars [3 episodes as Joanne Hurst (1975)] / Our Mutual Friend [2 episodes as Pleasant Riderhood (1976)] / Hadleigh: A Household of Gamblers (1976) / Dickens of London [7 episodes as Mary Hogarth (1976)] / Holding On (1977) / Coronation Street [6 episodes as Marie Stanton (1976-1977)] / When the Boat Comes In [17 episodes as Lady Caroline (1977-1981)]

After Who:
Films: The Black Stuff (1980), Doll's Eye (1983)
Television: Turning Year Tales: Dear Harriet (1979) / All Creatures Great and Small [2 episodes as Margery Egerton (1980)] / Minder: A Nice Little Wine (1980) / The Walls of Jericho [3 episodes as Isabel Thorne (1981)] / Stay with Me Till Morning [3 episodes as Ruth Inglewood (1981)] / The Comic Strip Presents: Summer School (1983) / The Cleopatras: 100 BC (1983) / Angels [2 episodes as Carol Freeman (1983)] / Crown Court: Oddball (1984) / Dempsey and Makepeace: Wheelman (1985) / Bergerac: Low Profile (1985) / A Killing on the Exchange [3 episodes as Stella Tyson (1987)] / The Bill [5 episodes, different characters (1987-2004)] / Turn on to T-Bag: Bubble Boy (1988) / Tales of the Unexpected: The Dead Don't Steal (1988) / Making News: The Border Limo (1990) / Perfect Scoundrels: Sweeter Than Wine (1990) / Holby City: Winner Takes It All (2002) / Doctors [2 episodes, different characters (2003-2015)] / Waking the Dead: Shadowplay (2004) / Casualty: The Truth Game (2006)