The Doctor Who Thread

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Pangol (David Haig) removes the Helmet of Theron in The Leisure Hive (1980)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #941a / Nu-Who #10a

Name: Yasmin Bannerman [1972 - ]
Year(s): Doctor Who: 2005
Stories: The End Of The World
Character(s): Jabe

Year(s): Torchwood: 2006
Stories: They Keep Killing Susie
Character(s): Kathy Swanson

Note(s): Appeared in a number of big Finish Productions audio adventures:

• In the 'Doctor Who Main Range' stories 'The Bride of Peladon' / 'The Fourth Wall'
• In the Novel Adaptations as Roz Forrester: 'Damaged Goods' / 'Original Sin' / 'Cold Fusion'
• In the 'Seventh Doctor: The New Adventures' stories as Roz Forrester: 'The Trial of a Time Machine' / 'Vanguard' / 'The Jabari Countdown' / 'The Dread of Night'
• In the 'Tales from New Earth' story 'The Skies of New Earth'

Before Who:
Films: Happy Birthday Shakespeare (2000), Maybe Baby (2000), Killing Me Softly (2002)
Television: Crown Prosecutor (1995) / Hollyoaks [62 episodes as Maddie Parker (1995-1997)] / London's Burning (1998) / Adam's Family Tree; Ma's Attack (1999) / Red Dwarf: Back in the Red (1999) / Cold Feet [5 episodes as Jessica (2000) / Queen of Swords: Runaways (2001) / In Deep: Jekylls (2002) / Holby City: Hello Goodbye (2002) / Merseybeat [8 episodes as Blue McCormack (2002)]

After Who:
Films: Life Line (2007)
Television: 55 Degrees North [2 episodes as Jade (2005)] / New Street Law (2006) / Life on Mars (2007) / Casualty: Who Do You Think You Are? (2009)

Who: Before And After #941b / Nu-Who #10b

Name: Jimmy Vee [1959 - ]
Year(s): Doctor Who: 2005 / 2007 / 2014
Stories: The End Of The World / Aliens Of London / Voyage Of The Damned / The Caretaker
Character(s): The Moxx Of Balhoon / Space Pig / Bannakaffalatta / Skovox Blitzer

Year(s): The Sarah-Jane Adventures: 2007 / 2008 / 2009 / 2010
Stories: Revenge Of The Slitheen / Whatever Happened To Sarah-Jane? / The Lost Boy / The Temptation of Sarah-Jane Smith / The Gift / Death Of The Doctor
Character(s): Korst Gogg Thek Lutiven-Day Slitheen / The Graske

Note(s):

• Appeared as the Graske in the 'Doctor Who' BBC Red Button interactive game 'Attack Of The Graske' and the BBC Proms Mini-Episode 'Music of the Spheres'
• Appeared as Rahnius Slitheen in the 'Sarah-Jane Adventures' mini-episode From Raxacoricofallapatorius with Love

Before Who:
Films: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)
Television: Weirdsister College: The Gargoyle (2001)

After Who:
Films: Pan (2015), Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi [as R2-D2] (2017), Train Set (2018), Rocketman (2019)

Television: Trust Me (2017)

Who: Before And After #941c / Nu-Who #10c

Name: Beccy Armory [? - ]
Year(s): 2005
Stories: The End Of The World
Character(s): Raffalo

Before Who:
Films: Ashes and Sand (2003)
Television: Harry and Cosh [27 episodes as Lara (2001-2003)] / Family [2 episodes as Martine (2003)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Lee Binding's cover art to the season 19 Blu-ray box set initially released in December 2018. It features Peter Davison as the Doctor. Also featured on the cover are (clockwise) a Cyberman, The Master (Anthony Ainley), a Tereleptil and Monarch.

[iank]

RTD basically admitting in the new DWM that he went to the BBC to take over, not the other way round, and that they weren't even looking for a new showrunner. Chinballs and Whittaker really had basically got the show axed.
I mean, we all suspected it it, but amazing he admitted it in print, mind.

[Susan Foreman]

Apparently...

"Doctor Who’s existing budget is set to increase following the recent partnership with Disney+!

The episodic budget will increase from £1-3 million to £10 million per episode.

The show would then become a £100,000,000 franchise with multiple spin-offs."

[will graham]

I call bs. The average episode of game of thrones was $10 million I don't think Doctor who isn't even close to that shows popularity.

[iank]

Look at the budget for Rings of Power.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by iank

Look at the budget for Rings of Power.

You can see were the budget was spent on it but maybe they should of spent some on the script and actors!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by iank

RTD basically admitting in the new DWM that he went to the BBC to take over, not the other way round, and that they weren't even looking for a new showrunner. Chinballs and Whittaker really had basically got the show axed.
I mean, we all suspected it it, but amazing he admitted it in print, mind.

He's even got the new Doctor in the comic strip already in the magazine.
That's unprecedented. The old Doctor is always in the strip until the new one begins on tv.
I'm guessing Davies wants the memory of Whitaker wiped from our minds asap.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

It was an article that appeared a couple of days ago regarding the budget. Just speculative. No hard facts whatsoever.

Click bait basically.