The Doctor Who Thread

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Turlough (Mark Strickson) and Tegan (Janet Fielding) find the quaint English village of Little Hodcombe to be deserted in The Awakening (1984)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #788

Name: Robert Glenister [1960 - ]
Year(s): 1984 / 2020
Stories: The Caves Of Androzani part 1 - The Caves Of Androzani part 4 / Nikola Tesla's Night Of Terror
Character(s): Salateen / Thomas Edison

Note:

• Is the brother-in-law of Big Finish Productions Who actress Beth Goddard
• Away from the Whoniverse, is the brother of actor Philip Glenister
• Appeared in the Big Finish Productions 'Doctor Who Main Range' audio story 'Absolution'

Before Who:
Films: Birth of the Beatles (1979), Strike: The Birth of Solidarity (1981), The Campaign (1983)
Television: Crown Court: Forever (1979) / Sink or Swim [19 episodes as Steve Webber (1980-1982)] / Escape: The Cartland Murder (1980) / Strangers: Clowns Don't Cry (1980) / ITV Playhouse: Little Girls Don't (1981) / Panorama: Two Weeks in Winter - How the Army Took Over Poland (1982)

After Who:
Films: Me and the Girls (1985), Watching (1986), Ending Up (1989), The Secret Rapture (1993), Aristophanes: The Gods Are Laughing (1995), My Fragile Heart (2000), Just Visiting (2001), Lover's Prayer (2001), Safe Conduct (2002), Sirens (2002), Eroica (2003), The Badness of King George IV (2004), Who Killed Thomas Becket? (2004), Class of '76 (2005), Legless (2005), The Ruby in the Smoke* (2006), Creation (2009), We'll Take Manhattan (2012), Cash Cow (2013), Cryptic (2014), Live by Night (2016), Journey's End (2017), The Aeronauts (2019), Villain (2020)

Television: The Lonelyheart Kid [6 episodes as Ken (1984)] / Cover Her Face [4 episodes as Derek Pullen (1985)] / Summer Season: Long Term Memory (1985) / Juliet Bravo: Inspection (1985) / The Bill [3 episodes, different characters (1988-1995)] / Chancer [11 episodes as Colin Morris (1990)] / Blood Rights [3 episodes as Pete (1990)] / Kinsey [4 episodes as Mike Hoskyns (1991)] / Soldier Soldier [7 episodes as Colour Sergeant Ian Anderson (1991)] / Boon: Whispering Grass (1992) / Only Fools and Horses: Mother Nature's Son (1992) / Medics (1993) / Casualty: Grand Rational (1994) / Pie in the Sky: An Innocent Man (1994) / Kavanagh QC: Heartland (1995) / Screen Two: Persuasion (1995) / Prime Suspect: The Lost Child (1995) / Bramwell (1996) / Drovers' Gold (1997) / Dirty Work [6 episodes as Tubes (2000)] / Midsomer Murders: Dark Autumn (2001) / A Touch of Frost [4 episodes as Det Sgt Terrence Reid (2001-2003)] / Heartbeat: The Shoot (2002) / Hitler - The Rise of Evil* [2 episodes as Anton Drexler (2003)] / Roger Roger: Freedom's Just Another Word for Nothing Left to Lose (2003) / Between the Sheets [6 episodes as Clive Stevenson (2003)] / Hustle [48 episodes as Ash Morgan (2004-2012)] / Jane Hall [6 episodes as Dave Searle (2006)] / Spooks* [15 episodes as Home Secretary Nicholas Blake (2006-2010)] / Heroes and Villains: Spartacus (2008) / Inspector George Gently: The Burning Man (2008) / Law & Order - UK [53 episodes as the Narrator (2009-2014)] / Moving On: Skin Deep (2010) / Appropriate Adult [2 episodes as Detective Superintendent John Bennett (2011)] / Marple: Greenshaw's Folly (2013) / The Cafe [7 episodes as Phil Porter (2013)] / The Great Train Robbery [2 episodes as DI Frank Williams (2013)] / Vera: Death of a Family Man (2014) / Masterpiece Mystery: Agatha Christie's Miss Marple - Greenshaw's Folly (2014) / Code of a Killer [2 episodes as DCC Chapman (2015)] / The Musketeers [2 episodes as the Duke of Lorraine (2016)] / Paranoid [8 episodes as Bobby Day (2016)] / Close to the Enemy [7 episodes as Brigadier Wainwright (2016)] / Cold Feet [5 episodes as George Kirkbright (2017)] / Curfew [6 episodes as Grieves (2019)] / Isolation Stories: Ron & Russell (2020) / C.B. Strike: Lethal White [3 episodes as Jasper Chiswell (2020)] / Suspicion [6 episodes as Martin Copeland (2022)] / Sherwood [6 episodes as DI Kevin Salisbury (2022)]

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Nice to see Doctor Who well represented in the Jubilee Parade.

Four Daleks actually in the parade...

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (William Hartnell) as seen in The Rescue (1965)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #789

Name: Maurice Roeves [1937 - 2020]
Year(s): 1984
Stories: The Caves Of Androzani part 1 - The Caves Of Androzani part 4
Character(s): Stotz

Before Who:
Films: The Fighting Prince of Donegal (1966), Ulysses (1967), Oh! What a Lovely War (1969), A Day at the Beach (1970), When Eight Bells Toll (1971), Young Winston (1972), The Eagle Has Landed* (1976), S.O.S. Titanic (1979), Twelfth Night (1980), An Enemy of the People (1980), Outland (1981), Escape To Victory* (1981), Inside the Third Reich [as Rudolf Hess] (1982), The Final Option (1982), Heather Ann (1983)

Television: Dr. Finlay's Casebook: For Services Rendered (1966) / The Wednesday Play: Cock, Hen and Courting Pit (1966) / The Revenue Men: Swallowtale (1967) / Half Hour Story: No Sale in Newhaven (1967) / The Gambler [2 episodes as Alexei (1968)] / Scobie in September [6 episodes as Scobie (1969)] / ITV Playhouse: Square on the Hypotenuse (1969) / The Borderers: Where the White Lillies Grow (1970) / Doomwatch: The Devil's Sweets (1970) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: The Tidewatchers (1970) / Husbands and Lovers (1970) / Confession: Allergy (1970) / A Family at War: Hazard (1971) / Out of the Unknown: Taste of Evil (1971) / Jackanory: The Escape of Charles II [5 episodes as the storyteller (1971)] / Paul Temple: Critics, Yes! But This Is Ridiculous! (1971) / Dixon of Dock Green: Molenzicht (1972) / The Shadow of the Tower *[2 episodes as Humphrey Stafford (1972)] / Jason King: A Kiss for a Beautiful Killer (1972) / The Scobie Man [4 episodes as Scobie (1972)] / Scotch on the Rocks [5 episodes as Brodie (1973)] / Sutherland's Law: The Climb (1973) / Marked Personal [2 episodes as Peter Barker (1974)] / Whodunnit?: Death at the Top (1975) / Oil Strike North [3 episodes as McGraw (1975)] / The Sweeney: Big Brother (1975) / Crown Court: Dicing (1975) / Play for Today: Willie Rough (1976) / Jackanory: Babar the Elephant [5 episodes as the storyteller (1977)] / Warship: Jack Fell Down (1977) / Target: Blow Out (1977) / Return of the Saint: The Judas Game (1978) / Jackanory: Scottish Legends[5 episodes as the storyteller (1979)] / Danger UXB [13 episodes as Sergeant James (1979)] / BBC2 Playhouse: Journal of Bridget Hitler [as Adolf Hitler] (1981) / The Nightmare Man* [4 episodes as Inspector Inskip (1981)] / On the Line [5 episodes as Martin Charlesworth (1982)] / The Chinese Detective: Bounty Hunter (1982) / Magnum, P.I.: Holmes Is Where the Heart Is (1984)

After Who:
Films: Hidden Agenda (1990), Crossing the Line (1990), The Last of the Mohicans (1992), The Negotiator (1994), Judge Dredd* (1995), 919 Fifth Avenue (1995), Hillsborough (1996), Guardians (1996), The Acid House (1998), Forgive and Forget (2000), Beautiful Creatures (2000), The Sight (2000), Family (2002), Solid Air (2003), The Dark (2005), Hallam Foe (2007), Fast Track: No Limits (2008), The Damned United (2009), Brighton Rock (2010), Harrigan (2013), Luna (2014), Macbeth (2015),

Television: Remington Steele; Blue Blooded Steele (1984) / Big Deal: Windfall (1985) / Bergerac: Sins of the Fathers (1985) / Days of Our Lives [13 episodes, different characters (1985-1989)] / Lytton's Diary: Come uppance (1985) / North & South - Book 2, Love & War: May 1864 - Late Autumn 1864 (1986) / Tutti Frutti [6 episodes as Vincent Diver (1987)] / The Play on One: Unreported Incident (1988) / Bookie [3 episodes as Danny Dawson (1988)] / Hunter: Blood Line (1989) / Jake and the Fatman: It Ain't Necessarily So (1989) / El C.I.D.: Piece of Cake (1991) / The New Statesman: Natural Selection (1991) / Spender: Tough (1991) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Right to Silence (1991) / Moon and Son: Music in the Air (1992) / Rab C. Nesbitt: That's Entertainment (1992) / Baywatch: Princess of Tides (1992) / Cheers: Bar Wars VII - The Naked Prey (1993) / Star Trek - The Next Generation: The Chase* (1993) / Murder, She Wrote: Fatal Paradise (1994) / Moses (1995), David [2 episodes as Joab (1997)] / Grafters [3 episodes as Lennie (1998)] / Vanity Fair (1998) / Reach for the Moon (2000) / A Touch of Frost: Close Encounters (2003) / EastEnders [2 episodes as Geoff (2003)] / Waking the Dead [2 episodes as Vinnie Peverell (2003)] / William and Mary (2004) / The Bill [2 episodes as DI Tom Henry (2004)] / Surviving Disaster: Munich Air Crash [as Sir Matt Busby] (2006) / Holby City [2 episodes as Cecil Heaney (2007)] / Trial & Retribution: Conviction (2008) / Skins: Sid (2008) / The Invisibles (2008) / New Tricks: Death of a Timeshare Salesman (2009) / Casualty [2 episodes as Carl Jackson (2010)] / Falcón: The Silent and the Damned (2012) / Doctors: Potato Head (2013) / Case Histories: Started Early, Took My Dog (2013) / Southcliffe [2 episodes as Marsden (2013)] / Murder: The Third Voice (2016) / Two Doors Down (2016) / The Nest (2020)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover art of the forthcoming Power of the Daleks (1966) audio novel cd which uses the same artwork from Alister Pearson as the original novel

[iank]

Beep the Meep!

It looks like the creature from 70s Who comic strips (who's been in a couple of Big Finish ones) too is in the 60th.

Y'know, this is actually the first thing I've heard that makes me smile. In a good way.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by iank

Beep the Meep!

It looks like the creature from 70s Who comic strips (who's been in a couple of Big Finish ones) too is in the 60th.

Y'know, this is actually the first thing I've heard that makes me smile. In a good way.

Christ. It does actually look like Beep the Meep. Awesome.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

As a Wrarth Warrior has also been seen it's likely that they are making Star Beast for tv.

Double awesome.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Just dreaming here of course but i'd love to see a couple of old enemies reintroduced by Davies in adaptations of Dogs of Doom and Dragon's Claw.

Could give both familiar foes a fresh lease of life.