The Doctor Who Thread

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #739

Name: Preston Lockwood [1912 - 1996]
Year(s): 1983
Stories: Snakedance part 1, Snakedance part 3 – Snakedance part 4
Character(s): Dojjen

Before Who:
Films: Victory (1958), Julius Caesar* (1970), Lady Caroline Lamb (1972), The Best Pair of Legs in the Business (1973), The Black Windmill (1974), Ransom* (1974), Greenhill Pals (1975), Crossed Swords (1977), Absolution (1978), Flat Bust (1979), Secret Orchards (1979), Murphy's Stroke (1980), Closing Ranks (1980), Time Bandits (1981), Nye (1982), The World Cup: A Captain's Tale (1982), The Scarlet Pimpernel (1982)

Television: Treasure Island: Hispaniola (1968) / The Power Game [2 episodes, different characters (1969)] / Fraud Squad: "Cold as Charity" (1969) / ITV Sunday Night Theatre: Fly Away Home (1969) / Who-Dun-It: Crime at the Panto (1969) / Never a Cross Word: Warm It (1970) / Wicked Women: Augusta Fullam (1970) / On Trial: Marshal Pétain - A Matter of Honour (1970) / Kate [16 episodes as Mr. Winch (1970-1972)] / Smith: God Save the King! (1970) / Big Brother: Dying Gets You Nowhere (1970) / The Main Chance: A Vision of the Future (1970) / Budgie: Grandee Hotel (1971) / Omnibus; Paradise Restored (1972) / Mistress of Hardwick [3 episodes as the Earl of Shrewsbury (1972)] / Dead of Night: Death Cancels All Debts (1972) / Cranford (1972) / The Edwardians: Conan Doyle (1972) / Six Days of Justice: A Little Local Knowledge (1973) / Bowler: R.I.P. (1973) / Orson Welles' Great Mysteries: Compliments of the Season (1974) / Happy Ever After [3 episodes as the Rev. Parker (1974-1977)] / Churchill's People: A Wilderness of Roses (1975) / The Stars Look Down: Battlefield (1975) / Prometheus - The Life of Balzac: Lost Illusions (1975) / A Ghost Story For Christmas: The Ash Tree (1975) / Nouvelles d'Henry James: L'auteur de Beltraffio (1976) / Hadleigh:Broke (1976) / Victorian Scandals: The Portland Millions (1976) / Angels: Facade (1976) / Little Lord Fauntleroy [6 episodes as Havisham (1976)] / The Squirrels: The Game's the Thing (1977) / Romance: Three Weeks (1977) / Nicholas Nickleby [3 episodes as Tim Linkinwater (1977)] / Crown Court: A Pocketful of Pills (1977) / Poldark [2 episodes as Harris Pascoe (1977)] / People Like Us: Another War (1978) / Clouds of Glory: William and Dorothy (1978) / A Horseman Riding By: 1905 - The Hollow Victory (1978) / The Danedyke Mystery [5 episodes as Dr. Henry Simmonds (1979)] / Sally Ann: The Reluctant Chosen (1979) / Shoestring: I'm a Believer (1979) / Spy!; The Venlo Incident (1980) / We, the Accused (1980) / Maybury [3 episodes as Nigel (1981)] / Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years: His Own Funeral (1981) / Chronicle: For the Love of Egypt (1982)

After Who:
Films: The Pirates of Penzance (1983), Scandalous (1984), Electric Dreams (1984), Miss Marple: At Bertram's Hotel* (1987), Consuming Passions (1988), The Girl in a Swing (1988), High Spirits (1988), Pulse Pounders (1988), The Lady and the Highwayman (1988), The Fool (1990), Blood Royal: William the Conqueror (1990), The Black Candle (1991), The Last Englishman (1995)

Television: Number 10: Underdog (1983) / The Citadel [2 episodes as Dr. Gadsby (1983)] / Jemima Shore Investigates: The Damask Collection (1983) / Partners in Crime: The Unbreakable Alibi (1983) / Diana (1984) / Natural World: The Garden of Inheritance (1984) / Tenko [6 episodes as Stephen Wentworth (1984)] / C.A.T.S. Eyes: Blue for Danger (1985) / Tenko Reunion (1985) / Room at the Bottom: Winter Schedule (1986) / A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery: Strong Poison (1987) / Matlock: The Billionaire* (1987) / A Very British Coup [2 episodes as Lord Fain (1988)] / Rumpole of the Bailey [2 episodes as the Lord Chancellor (1988-1991)] / Crossbow: The Electors (1988) / Great Expectations (1989) / All Creatures Great and Small: In Whom We Trust (1989) / Prince Caspian and the Voyage of the Dawn Treader: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (1989) / The Ruth Rendell Mysteries: Achilles Heel (1991) / Inspector Morse: Absolute Conviction (1992) / Screen Two: Memento Mori (1992) / Poirot: The Chocolate Box* (1993) / Jeeves and Wooster [2 episodes as Butterfield (1993)] / The House of Windsor [6 episodes as Ambrose Stebbings (1994)] / The Vicar of Dibley: The Arrival (1994) / Keeping Up Appearances: Angel Gabriel Blue (1994)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Master (Anthony Ainley) and the Doctor (Tom Baker) in Logopolis (1981)

[will graham]

Yeah the new look of the sea devils was really cool. That was about it.

[iank]

2.2 million overnights.
You can't even laugh anymore, it's all just so pathetic.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #740

Name: Martin Clunes [1961 - ]
Year(s): 1983
Stories: Snakedance part 1 – Snakedance part 4
Character(s): Lon
Note: Was considered for the role of both the Eighth Doctor and the Ninth Doctor

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: The Russia House (1990), Carry on Columbus* (1992), The Ballad of Kid Divine: The Cockney Cowboy (1992), Swing Kids (1993), Dancing Queen (1993), An Evening with Gary Lineker (1994), Staggered (1994), Lord of Misrule (1996), Over Here (1996), Hospital! (1997), The Revengers' Comedies (1998), The Acid House (1998), Touch and Go (1998), Shakespeare in Love (1998), Neville's Island (1998), Hunting Venus (1999), Sex 'n' Death (1999), The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything (1999), Saving Grace* (2000), Dirty Tricks (2000), Lorna Doone (2000), Rock My World (2002), A Is for Acid [as John George Haigh] (2002), Goodbye, Mr. Chips (2002), The Booze Cruise (2003), Beauty (2004), Losing It (2006), The Man Who Lost His Head (2007), Nativity 3: Dude, Where's My Donkey?! (2014),

Television: Jury: Andrew (1983) / No Place Like Home [26 episodes as Nigel Crabtree (1983-1986)] / All at Number 20 [11 episodes as Henry (1986-1987)] / American Playhouse: Suspicion (1987) / Hannay: The Confidence Man (1989) / Boon: Of Meissen Men (1989) / The Paradise Club: Sins of the Fathers (1989) / Never Come Back [2 episodes as Luke (1990)] / About Face: Sleeping Sickness (1991) / Jeeves and Wooster [4 episodes as Barmy (1991)] / Gone to the Dogs [6 episodes as Pilbeam (1991)] / The Upper Hand: The Whiz Kid (1992) / Inspector Morse: Happy Families (1992) / Men Behaving Badly* [45 episodes as Gary (1992-2014)] / Lovejoy: The Colour of Mary (1993) / Bonjour la Classe: Old Dogs (1993) / If You See God, Tell Him (1993) / Demob [6 episodes as Dick Dobson (1993)] / Under the Hammer: The Spectre at the Feast (1994) / Vincent and Doug [2 episodes as the voice of Stanley (1994-1997)] / Chiller: Toby (1995) / Moving Story: Norman Blood (1995) / Roger and the Rottentrolls [36 episodes as the Narrator (1996-2000)] / Kipper [78 episodes as the voice of Kipper (1997-2000)] / Gormenghast* (2000) / Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased): Mental Apparition Disorder (2000) / The ITV Pantomime: Aladdin [as Abanazer] (2000) / William and Mary [18 episodes as William Shawcross (2003-2005)] / Fungus the Bogeyman [3 episodes as George White (2004)] / Doc Martin [71 episodes as Dr. Martin Ellingham (2004-2022)] / Reggie Perrin [12 episodes as Reggie (2009-2010)] / A Mother's Son [2 episodes as Ben (2012)] / The Town [3 episodes as Len Robson (2012)] / Room on the Broom [the voice of the Dog] (2012) / Strike Back [2 episodes as Sebastian Gray (2013)] / Arthur & George [3 episodes as Arthur Conan Doyle (2015)] / Masterpiece Mystery: Arthur & George (2015) / Vanity Fair [5 episodes as Sir Pitt Crawley (2018)] / Warren [6 episodes as Warren (2019)] / Manhunt [7 episodes as DCI Colin Sutton (2019-2021)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) and Ace (Sophie Aldred) in Remembrance of the Daleks (1988)

[Mojo]

I couldn’t quite get why I didn’t like Legend Of The Sea Devils until I realised it was BORING.
No amount of loud dramatic music can disguise the fact that it was awful.
Give me the original Sea Devils any day.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Mojo

I couldn’t quite get why I didn’t like Legend Of The Sea Devils until I realised it was BORING.
No amount of loud dramatic music can disguise the fact that it was awful.
Give me the original Sea Devils any day.

I did like the Sea Devils.

But that was pretty much it.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #741

Name: Brian Miller [1941 - ]
Year(s): Doctor Who: 1983 / 2014
Stories: Snakedance part 1 – Snakedance part 4 / Deep Breath
Character(s): Dugdale / Barney

Year(s): The Sarah-Jane Adventures: 2009
Stories: The Mad Woman In The Attic
Character(s): Harry Sowersby

Note:

• Was married to Elisabeth Sladen
• Is the father of Big Finish Productions actress Sadie Miller
• Provided Dalek voices in the 1984 story 'Resurrection of the Daleks' and the 1988 story 'Remembrance of the Daleks'
• Appeared in the Big Finish Productions 'Sarah Jane Smith' story 'Ghost Town'
• Appeared in the Big Finish Productions 'Gallifrey' story 'Reborn'

Before Who:
Films: Suburban Wives (1972), The Big Sleep (1978), Tiny Revolutions (1981)
Television: Compact [7 episodes as Gary (1964)] / Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life (1965) / City '68: The Waiting Game (1967) / Mr. Rose: The Bogeyman (1968) / The Dustbinmen: Thunderbird 3 in an NHS Ward (1970) / A Family at War: The Summer Before the War (1970) / Hey Brian! [2 episodes (1973)] / A Raging Calm [3 episodes as Harry Mallaby (1974)] / ITV Sunday Night Theatre: There Is a Happy Land (1974) / Comedy Playhouse: The Dobson Doughnut (1974) / Village Hall: Mr. Ellis Versus the People (1974) / Notorious Woman: Success (1974) / Coronation Street [5 episodes, different characters (1974-2012)] / Doctor on the Go: Learning by Heart (1975) / Ten from the Twenties: The Orsini Emeralds (1975) / Sam [3 episodes as Nick Ransley (1975)] / Crown Court: Dicing (1975) / Play for Today: Jumping Bean Bag (1976) / The ITV Play: Our Young Mr Wignall (1976) / Two's Company: The Burglary (1977) / Out of Bounds [4 episodes as Alec Riley (1977)] / Send in the Girls: Beware the Gentle People (1978) / People Like Us: The Odd Families (1978) / The Devil's Crown: The Hungry Falcons (1978) / Fallen Hero (1978) / Blake's 7: Horizon (1979) / Why Can't I Go Home? (1979) / Shoestring: Private Ear (1979) / Can We Get on Now, Please?: Trial by Television (1980) / Ladykillers: Murder at the Savoy Hotel (1980) / Echoes of Louisa [2 episodes as the Caretaker (1981)] / Goodbye Darling: Janet (1981) / Angels [5 episodes as Jerry (1981)] / Strangers: A Much Underestimated Man (1982) / Panorama: Two Weeks in Winter - How the Army Took Over Poland (1982) / The Professionals: No Stone (1983) / Reith [2 episodes as Kilroy (1983)]

After Who:
Films: Brazil (1984), The Punk (1993), Respect (1996), The Ghost of Greville Lodge (2000), Number One, Longing. Number Two, Regret (2004)
Television: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Blue Carbuncle (1984) / Pull the Other One: Grandma Does It Herself (1984) / Chance in a Million: Stuff of Dreams (1984) / Mitch: Nature of the Beast (1984) / Eh Brian! It's a Whopper [6 episodes as Perce (1984)] / Alice in Wonderland (1986) / Strike It Rich! [10 episodes as Joe Pearce (1986-1987)] / A Sort of Innocence (1987) / The Honey Siege [12 episodes as Ben Rainbow (1987)] / The Bill [4 episodes, different characters (1988-2005)] / Shadow of the Noose: Gun in Hand (1989) / Grange Hill (1991) / Old Boy Network: The Iceman Cometh (1992) / Screen Two: The Long Roads (1993) / Casualty [6 episodes, different characters (1993-2012)] / Stay Lucky: Flameproof and Free (1993) / EastEnders (1993) / Waiting for God: A Double Wedding? (1994) / 2point4 Children: The Truth Is out There (1995) / Numbertime [23 episodes as Branston (1996-1999)] / Wycliffe: Number of the Beast (1996) / The Last Salute: Eve of Destruction (1999) / Dream Team: All Change (2006) / Line of Duty [3 episodes as Alf Butterfield (2012)] / Wizards vs. Aliens: Dawn of the Nekross (2012) / Doctors: Ben Percy (2012) /

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Peter Davison looks the part as he records more fifth Doctor audio adventures for Big Finish earlier this month.