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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #891

Name: Daniel Peacock [1958 - ]
Year(s): 1988
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 1 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 2
Character(s): Nord

Note(s):

• Is the brother of Who actor Harry Peacock
• Is the brother-in-law of one-time Big Finish Who actress Katherine Parkinson

Before Who:
Films: Plain Murder (1978), Quadrophenia* (1979), Porridge (1979), Bloody Kids (1980), Riding High (1981), Gandhi (1982), Trail of the Pink Panther (1982), Party Party (1983), The Supergrass* (1985), The Jewel of the Nile (1985), Whoops Apocalypse (1986), Eat the Rich (1987)

Television: Play for Today: Long Distance Information (1979) / Shine on Harvey Moon: The Party Line (1982) / The Comic Strip Presents: Five Go Mad in Dorset* (1982) / The Comic Strip Presents; War* (1983) / The Comic Strip Presents: The Beat Generation (1983) / The Comic Strip Presents: Five Go Mad on Mescalin (1983) / The Young Ones: Nasty (1984) / The Comic Strip Presents; A Fistful of Travellers' Cheques (1984) / The Comic Strip Presents: Gino - Full Story and Pics (1984) / Just Good Friends: Special (1984) / Assaulted Nuts [13 episodes, Various Characters (1985)] / Only Fools and Horses: It's Only Rock and Roll (1985) / Lift Off (1985) / Robin Hood: Herne's Son (1986) / C.A.T.S. Eyes; Freezeheat (1986) / Lenny Henry Tonite: Neighbourhood Watch (1986) / Girls on Top: Big Snogs (1986) / The Kenny Everett Television Show [6 episodes, Various Characters (1985-1986)] / Super Gran: Supergran and the Racing Cert (1987) / Pulaski - The TV Detective: The Price of Fame (1987) / Valentine Park [12 episodes as Bodie (1987-1988)] / The Comic Strip Presents; The Strike (1988)

After Who:
Films: Billy's Christmas Angels (1988), Jake's Journey (1988), I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle (1990), Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves* (1991), Carry on Columbus (1992), Small Time Obsession (2000), The Nutcracker: The Untold Story (2010), A Landscape of Lies - Directors Cut (2011), For the Love of Ella (2013), No Reasons (2016)

Television: Boon: The Not So Lone Ranger (1989) / Mr. Majeika: Jim Genie (1989) / Hard Cases [2 episodes as Alf White (1989)] / Close to Home: A Matter of Decree (1989) / The Comic Strip Presents: Les Dogs (1990) / Trainer: A Just Weight (1991) / The Bill: Nutters (1991) / Casualty: Pressure! What Pressure? (1991) / Teenage Health Freak [12 episodes as Dad (1991-1993)] / Birds of a Feather: The Chigwell Connection (1992) / One Foot in the Grave: The Pit and the Pendulum* (1993) / Cluedo: Publish & Be Damned (1993) / Mud (1994) / Men of the World [7 episodes as Gilby Watson (1994-1995)] / Delta Wave: Dodgy Jammers (1996) / Sister Said (1998) / Cavegirl [4 episodes as Roast's dad (2002-2003)] / Billie - Girl of the Future [3 episodes as Dad (2004)] / Demolition Dad (2006), The Beeps [45 episodes as Beeposaurus (2007-2008)] / Coming of Age [2 episodes as Jim Karrimor (2011)] / The Comic Strip Presents; Five Go to Rehab (2012) / Starlings [5 episodes as Rodney McQueen (2012-2013)] / Toast of London: High Winds Actor (2014) / Foyle's War: Elise (2015) Marley's Ghosts: Christmas (2016)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

What is the Brigadier (Nicholas Courtney) looking at?

Dr. Ingram (Wanda Moore), The Brigadier, Jo Grant (Katy Manning) and the Doctor (Jon Pertwee) see tha funny side of Sgt Benton's (John Levene) predicament at the end of The Time Monster (1972)

[Susan Foreman]

In memory of Marcello Magni (1959 - 2022)

Played Barney Collins in the 2010 story 'The Eleventh Hour'

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #892a

Name: Peggy Mount [1915 - 2001]
Year(s): 1988 - 1989
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 1, The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 4
Character(s): Stallslady

Before Who:
Films: Fortune House (1953), The Sleeping Beauty (1953), The Embezzler (1954), Robinson and Co. (1955), Sailor Beware!* (1955), Panic in the Parlor (1956), Dry Rot (1956), Your Past Is Showing (1957), The Adventures of Mr. Pastry (1958), Farewell, Farewell, Eugene (1959), Inn for Trouble (1960), Ladies Who Do (1963), One Way Pendulum (1965), Hotel Paradiso (1966), Finders Keepers (1966), Rome, Sweet Home (1966), Oliver!* [as Mrs. Bumble] (1968), Spice Island, Farewell! (1976), The End of the End of the Pier Show (1981), It's Never Too Late (1984)

Television: The Windmill Family: Robinson Minor (1954) / ITV Television Playhouse: The Visit to Paradise Buildings (1958) / ITV Play of the Week: Arsenic and Old Lace (1958) / The Larkins* [40 episodes as Ada Larkins (1958-1964)] / Winning Widows [13 episodes as Martha (1961-1962)] / Comedy Playhouse: Mother Came Too (1965) / George and the Dragon [26 episodes as Gabrielle Dragon (1966-1968)] / John Browne's Body [7 episodes as Virginia Browne (1969)] / Lollipop Loves Mr. Mole: [13 episodes as Maggie Robinson (Lollipop) (1971-1972)] / Once Upon a Time: Buttons (1973) / ITV Play of the Week: Queen of Hearts (1973) / The Chiffy Kids: Decorators Limited (1976) / You're Only Young Twice* [31 episodes as Flora Petty (1977-1981)] / BBC2 Play of the Week: Stargazy on Zummerdown (1978) / Screenplay: The Trial of Klaus Barbie (1987) / The Ray Bradbury Theater: Punishment Without Crime (1988)

After Who:
Films: The Princess and the Goblin [voice of the Goblin Queen (voice)] (1991), T.Bag's Christmas Turkey (1991)
Television: Inspector Morse: Fat Chance (1991) / All Change [6 episodes as Aunt Fanny (1991)] / Casualty: Sins of Omission (1991) / Virtual Murder: A Dream of Dracula (1992) / The Tomorrow People:The Monsoon Man (1994)

Who: Before And After #892b

Name: Gian Sammarco [1970 - ]
Year(s): 1988
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 1 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 3
Character(s): Whizz Kid

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13¾* [6 episodes as Adrian Mole (1985)] / Crossroads (1986) / The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole [6 episodes as Adrian Mole (1987)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: The Two of Us: The Party (1989) / Press Gang: Something Terrible (1990) / Jackson Pace: The Great Years [5 episodes as Filo (1990)] / Screen Two: The Law Lord (1992)

Who: Before And After #892c

Name: Deborah Manship [1953 - ]
Year(s): 1988 - 1989
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 1 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 4
Character(s): Morgana

Before Who:
Films: Billy's Christmas Angels (1988)
Television: Angels [15 episodes as Valerie Price (1979-1981)] / The District Nurse [18 episodes as Nesta Mogg (1984)] / Star Cops: Conversations with the Dead (1987) / Blind Justice: White Man Listen (1988)

After Who:
Films: Cold Light of Day (1989), A Mind to Kill (1991)
Television: Grange Hill (1993) / The Bill: Birthright (1994)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Susan (Carole Ann Ford) with two of The Sensorites from the 1964 story of the same name.

[Susan Foreman]

Thursday, 22th September

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #893a

Name: Christopher Guard [1953 - ]
Year(s): 1988
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 1 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 3
Character(s): Bellboy

Note(s):

• Is the brother of Who actor Dominic Guard
• Was married to Who actress Lesley Dunlop

Before Who:
Films: Where Time Began [voice only] (1977). A Little Night Music (1977), The Lord of the Rings* [as the voice of Frodo] (1978), Les Miserables (1978), Me You and Him (1979), The Tempest (1980), Loophole (1981), Memoirs of a Survivor (1981), John Diamond (1981), Bouncing Back (1983), Dead Man's Folly (1986)

Television: David Copperfield [5 episodes as David Copperfield (1966)] / Dixon of Dock Green: The World of Silence (1966) / Great Expectations [3 episodes as Young Pip (1967)] / Tom Brown's Schooldays [3 episodes as Darcy (1971)] / Z Cars: Lynch (1972) / Vienna 1900: Mother and Son (1973) / Play for Today: Joe's Ark (1974) / A Legacy [2 episodes as Johannes von Felden (1975)] / Village Hall: The Rough and the Smooth (1975) / BBC Play of the Month: Chester Mystery Cycle (1976) / I, Claudius: A Touch of Murder* (1976) / Kim & Co.: Schon mal falsch verbunden worden? (1976) / Premiere: A Hymn from Jim (1977) / Secret Army [2 episodes as Peter Romsey (1977)] / The Duchess of Duke Street; Where There's a Will (1977) / Mystery! - Malice Aforethought [3 episodes as Denny Bourne (1979)] / BBC2 Play of the Week: A Light That Shines (1979) / Shoestring: Knock for Knock (1979) / Company and Co: Saturday Night Favour (1980) / The Professionals; Involvement (1980) / BBC2 Playhouse: The Happy Autumn Fields (1980) / Jackanory: The Miller's Boy [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1981)] / Wilfred and Eileen [4 episodes as Wilfred (1981)] / My Cousin Rachel [4 episodes as Philip Ashley (1983)] / Jackanory: The Phantom Tollbooth [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1984) / A Woman of Substance [3 episodes as Gerald Fairley (1985)] / The Tripods [2 episodes as Coggy (1985)] / Return to Treasure Island [10 episodes as Jim Hawkins (1986)] / Jackanory: Stig of the Dump [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1986)] / Jackanory: Gaffer Samson's Luck [5 episodes as the (1987)]

After Who:
Films: The Haunting of Helen Walker (1995),
Television: Blackeyes (1989) / She-Wolf of London: Moonlight Becomes You (1990) / Cluedo: A Traveller's Tale (1991) / Casualty [7 episodes as Ken Hodges (1993)] / The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Golden Pince-Nez (1994) / The Lifeboat: Three Men in a Boat (1994) / Lovejoy: Somewhere - Over the Rainbow? (1994) / Jackanory: Treasure Island [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1995)] / Testament - The Bible in Animation: David and Saul (1996) / Bugs: Identity Crisis (1997) / The Bill: Ticking Clocks (1998) / Poirot: Lord Edgware Dies (2000) / The Worst Witch: The Witchy Hour (2000) / Doctors: Nowhere to Hide (2001)

Who: Before And After #893b

Name: Chris Jury [1956 - ]
Year(s): 1988 - 1989
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 2 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 4
Character(s): Deadbeat (aka Kingpin)

Note(s):

• Auditioned or the role of the Seventh Doctor
• Appeared in the 2020 'Big Finish Productions' Doctor Who Main Range audio story 'The Psychic Circus'

Before Who:
Films: Those Glory Glory Days (1983), Mr. Love (1986), Hidden City (1987)
Television: Maybury: What I Mean Is... (1981) / Johnny Jarvis [2 episodes as Benny (1983)] / Grange Hill [7 episodes as Mr. Knowles (1983-1984)] / Play for Today: Hard Feelings (1984) / What If It's Raining [2 episodes as Chris (1986)] / Dramarama: Just a Game (1986) / Lovejoy* [55 episodes as Eric Catchpole (1994)] / A Very Peculiar Practice; May the Force Be with You (1988)

After Who:
Films: Where There's a Will ( (1989), The Innocent Sleep (1995), The Big Game (1995), Jim's Gift (1996), What Rats Won't Do (1998), Season of Mists (2009)
Television: Stay Lucky [3 episodes as Kevin (1989)] / Perfect Scoundrels: The Milk of Human Kindness (1990) / Screen One: Happy Feet (1991) / Heartbeat; Nice Girls Don't (1994) / Casualty: A Breed Apart (1994) / Noah's Ark: (4 episodes as Nicky Baldwin (1997)] / Wycliffe: Feeding the Rat (1998) / Starting Out [8 episodes as Louie (1999)] / Holby City: Other People's Dreams (2017)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) at the TARDIS console.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

What is the Brigadier (Nicholas Courtney) looking at?

Dr. Ingram (Wanda Moore), The Brigadier, Jo Grant (Katy Manning) and the Doctor (Jon Pertwee) see tha funny side of Sgt Benton's (John Levene) predicament at the end of The Time Monster (1972)

Whatever it is it can't be very big everyone is laughing!

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #894a

Name: Dee Sadler [1960 - ]
Year(s): 1988
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 1
Character(s): Flowerchild

Before Who:
Films: The Little Drummer Girl (1984)
Television: Wuffer: Wuffer at Bay (1983) / No Place Like Home [37 episodes as Tracy (1983-1987)] / Travelling Man: A Token Attempt (1985) / Casualty: Lifelines* (1987)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Casualty: All's Fair (1990) / All Creatures Great and Small: Brotherly Love (1990) / Wycliffe: The Dead Flautist (1994) / Pie in the Sky: The One That Got Away (1995) / Peak Practice: A Normal Life (1995) / Ultraviolet: Terra Incognita (1998) / The Bill [4 episodes, different characters (1994-2001)]

Who: Before And After #894b

Name: David Ashford [1941 - 2020]
Year(s): 1988 - 1989
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 2 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 4
Character(s): Dad

Note(s): Had previously appeared in the 1965 stage play 'The Curse of the Daleks'

Before Who:
Films: Up Jumped a Swagman (1965), All's Well That Ends Well (1968), A Midsummer Night's Dream (1968), The Quatermass Conclusion (1979), North Sea Hijack* (1980), Scoop (1987), Indiscreet (1988)

Television: Drama 61-67: Drama '65 - The Vanishing Trick (1965) / No Hiding Place: It's All Happening (1967) / Strange Report; Report 2641 - Hostage - If You Won't Learn, Die! (1969) / The Wednesday Play: Happy (1969) / ITV Sunday Night Theatre [2 episodes, different characters (1969)] / Mistress of Hardwick [2 episodes, different characters (1972)] / The Pathfinders: Into the Fire (1972) / Crown Court [127 episodes as Charles Lotterby (1972-1978)] / The Edwardians: Conan Doyle (1972) / The Brontës of Haworth: Rewarding Destiny (1973) / Dickens of London [2 episodes as Mr. Ainsworth (1976)] / Cottage to Let: Pipe Dreams (1977) / Agony: An Unmarried Couple (1979) / Mystery! - Malice Aforethought [4 episodes as William Chatford (1979)] / Screenplay: Waxwork (1979) / Crossroads (1979) / Quatermass: What Lies Beneath (1979) / Cribb: Waxwork (1980) / Rings on Their Fingers: Friends and Neighbours (1980) / BBC2 Playhouse: Virginia Fly Is Drowning (1981) / The Gentle Touch: Vigil (1982) / The Brack Report (1982) / On the Line (1982) / The New Adventures of Lucky Jim: The Big Smoke (1982) / Angels (1982) / Juliet Bravo: Who's Your Friend? (1983) / Moving [3 episodes as Bill Lomax (1985)] / C.A.T.S. Eyes: The Big Burn (1987) / Pulaski - The TV Detective: Violence, Love and Ratings (1987) / Casualty: Cross Fingers* (1987)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Shark in the Park: Guilty Knowledge (1990) / Howards' Way (1990) / The House of Eliott (1992) / Sitting Pretty [4 episodes as Gordon (1992-1993)] / Lovejoy: Fruit of the Desert (1994) / Keeping Up Appearances: The Country House Sale (1995) / The Final Cut (1995) / The Bill: Inside Edge (1997) / Down to Earth [3 episodes as Mr. Haynes (2000)]

Who: Before And After #894c

Name: Janet Hargreaves [1937 - 2018]
Year(s): 1988 - 1989
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 2 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 4
Character(s): Mum

Before Who:
Films: The Deadly Affair* (1967), Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell* (1974)

Television: The Avengers: Dead on Course* (1962) / Compact [45 episodes as Clare (1962-1963)] / Zero One: The Good Old Days (1963) / Danger Man: Parallel Lines Sometimes Meet (1965) / Honey Lane: Kipper Days (1967) / Plays of Today: A Voyage Round My Father (1969) / The Doctors [18 episodes as Dr. Cheryl Barnes (1971)] / Follyfoot: The Debt (1972) / Crossroads [63 episodes as Rosemary Hunter (1972-1980)] / Bottle Boys: God Save Our Dairy [as Mrs. Thatcher] (1984)

After Who:
Films: Baby Blues (2002)
Television: Making News: Doing Time (1990) / Forever Green (1992) / Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: A Rose by Any Other Name (1997) / Poirot: Lord Edgware Dies (2000) / Trial & Retribution: Trial & Retribution IV (2000) / Doctors: Sleepless Nights (2005)

Who: Before And After #894d

Name: Katheryn Ludlow [? - ?]
Year(s): 1988 - 1989
Stories: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 2 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy part 4
Character(s): Little Girl

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: EastEnders (1987)

After Who:
Films: Courage Mountain (1990)
Television: None