Here's the latest cover by the way. Normal service resumed.

Who: Before And After #942 / Nu-Who #11

Name: Zoe Wanamaker [1949 - ]
Year(s): 2005 / 2006
Stories: The End Of The World / New Earth
Character(s): Lady Cassandra O'Brien
Note(s): Away from the Whoniverse, she is the daughter of American film actor / director / producer Sam Wanamaker

Before Who:
Films: Hitler: The Last Ten Days (1973), The Confederacy of Wives (1975), A Christmas Carol (1977), Strike: The Birth of Solidarity (1981), Baal (1982), Inside the Third Reich (1982), Richard III (1983), Enemies of the State (1983), Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story (1987), The Raggedy Rawney (1988), Once in a Life Time (1988), The Dog It Was That Died (1989), Ball-Trap on the Cote Sauvage (1989), The English Wife (1995), Wilde* (1997), Swept from the Sea (1997), Norman Ormal: A Very Political Turtle (1998), Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone* [as Madame Hooch] (2001), Five Children and It (2004)


Television: ITV Sunday Night Drama: Turn of the Year - Sally for Keeps (1971) / Take Three Girls: Kitsch, or Protocols in a Chinese Laundry (1971) / Late Night Theatre: The Eagle Has Landed (1973) / Between the Wars: The Silver Mask (1973) / ITV Sunday Night Theatre: Lorna and Ted (1973) / Spy Trap: Sale of Work (1973) / Jennie - Lady Randolph Churchill: A Perfect Darling (1974) / Village Hall: Miss Health and Beauty (1975) / Crown Court: Marathon (1975) / BBC Play of the Month: Danton's Death (1978) / The Devil's Crown [3 episodes as Berengaria of Navarre (1978)] / All the World's a Stage: The Vices of Mankind (1984) / Edge of Darkness [3 episodes as Clementine (1985)] / Paradise Postponed [9 episodes as Charlotte (1986)] / Tales of the Unexpected: Skeleton in the Cupboard (1987) / Theatre Night: Othello (1990) / Inspector Morse: Fat Chance (1991) / Prime Suspect; Price to Pay* (1991) / Screen Two; Memento Mori (1992) / Screenplay: The Countess Alice (1992) / Shakespeare - The Animated Tales: Macbeth [as the voice of Lady Macbeth] (1992) / The Blackheath Poisonings [3 episodes as Charlotte Collard (1992)] / Love Hurts [30 episodes as Tessa (1992-1994)] / Performance: The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd (1995) / A Dance to the Music of Time [2 episodes as Audrey Maclintick (1997)] / Great Performances: Henry V at Shakespeare's Globe (1997) / David Copperfield: [2 episodes as Miss Murdstone (1999)] / The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns [2 episodes as Mary Muldoon (1999)] / My Family [116 episodes as Susan Harper (2000-2011)] / Gormenghast* [3 episodes as Clarice Groan (2000)] / Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years [6 episodes as Tania Braithwaite (2001)] / Marple: A Murder Is Announced (2005)


After Who:
Films: The Real Amityville Horror (2005), A Waste of Shame: The Mystery of Shakespeare and His Sonnets (I2005), The Old Curiosity Shop (2007), It's a Wonderful Afterlife (2010), National Theatre Live: The Cherry Orchard (2011), My Week with Marilyn* (2011), All My Sons (2011), Wodehouse In Exile ( (2013), Babs [as Joan Littlewood] (2017).


Television: Poirot* [6 episodes as Ariadne Oliver (2006-2013)] / Johnny and the Bomb [2 episodes as Mrs. Tachyon (2006)] / Playhouse Presents: The Man (2012) / Mr Selfridge [10 episodes as Princess Marie (2015)] / Britannia* [17 episodes as Queen Antedia (2017-2021)] / Inside No. 9: And the Winner Is... (2018) / Girlfriends [6 episodes as Gail (2018)] / Killing Eve: Desperate Times (2019) / Worzel Gummidge: The Green Man (2019) / Shadow and Bone [4 episodes as Baghra (2021)] / The Man Who Fell to Earth [2 episodes as Watt (2022)]

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The Daleks with the captured Doctor (William Hartnell) in The Mutants aka The Daleks (1963)

I do wonder how much of The power of the Doctor was actually written by Russell T Davies.

Certainly the regeneration scene was but how much prior to that? It did seem that the episode improved dramatically in the characterisation in those final five minutes when the likes of William Russell appeared.

The new issue of DWM interviews Davies and director Rachel Talalay (She obviously directed it) about the actual regeneration sequence.

Apparently the new issue has sold out.
They must be thanking God for RTD and Tennant right now. :lol:

With any luck we can all put the nightmare that was Chris Chibnall and Jodie behind us with any luck it can be fixed as it never happened .

Can't help but think of that Simpsons episode with poochie

Yes, sold out at the Panini store.

If that's anything to go by there's going to be a huge upturn in popularity come November next year.

Guest actors appearing in THE UNQUIET DEAD who have previously appeared in the show:

• Billie Piper (Rose Tyler)

Who: Before And After #943 / Nu-Who #12

Name: Alan David [? - ]
Year(s): 2005
Stories: The Unquiet Dead
Character(s): Gabriel Sneed
Note(s): Appeared in Big Finish Productions audio stories for 'The Fourth Doctor Adventures' - 'The Primeval Design' and 'The War Doctor' story 'The Enigma Dimension'

Before Who:
Films: The Merchant of Venice (1980), Sakharov (1984), December Flower (1984), Thicker Than Water (1993), Don't Get Me Started (1994), Devil's Advocate (1995), The Man Who Cried (2000), Dead Gorgeous (2002), Margery and Gladys (2003), Ready When You Are Mr. McGill (2003), Wimbledon (2004)
Television: Play for Today; Shakespeare or Bust (1973) / Coronation Street [11 episodes as Glyn Thomas (1973)] / Love Story: The String-Tying Machine (1973) / Thirty Minutes Worth (1973) / The Inheritors: Did Machiavelli Have Welsh Blood? (1974) / Emmerdale Farm [6 episodes as Dick Robertshaw (1974-1976)] / Sam [17 episodes as Maurice 'Granny' Naylor (1974-1975)] / The Squirrels [28 episodes as Harry Palmer (1974-1977)] / The Life of Riley: The Visitors (1975) / Big Boy Now!: Some Dish (1976) / The Sweeney; Loving Arms (1976) / Horizon: The Amazing Doctor Newton (1977) / Shoestring [2 episodes as Dr. Ben Fischer (1979-1980)] / Enemy at the Door: From a View to a Death (1980) / Armchair Thriller: The Circe Complex [6 episodes as Ollie Milton (1980)] / Minder: The Beer Hunter (1980) / Crown Court; Foul Play (1981) / Together [3 episodes as Russell Patterson (1981)] / Angels (1981) / Bergerac; Last Chance for a Loser (1981) / Foxy Lady [12 episodes as Tancred Taylour (1982-1984)] / Juliet Bravo; The Day That the Circus Left Town (1984) / There Comes a Time [6 episodes as Dr. Harry Eaton (1985)] / Summer Season: Pythons on the Mountain (1985) / Bulman: Born into the Purple (1985) / Time for Murder: Dust to Dust (1985) / Remington Steele: Beg, Borrow or Steele (1986) / Love and Marriage: The Clinger (1986) / The Twilight Zone: The After Hours (1986) / How to Be Cool [3 episodes as Mr. Staines (1988)] / Hard Cases (1989) / Making Out [24 episodes as Bernie (1989-1991)] / Screen One: The Mountain and the Molehill (1989) / Sleepers [4 episodes as K1 (1991)] / Gone to the Dogs (1991) / Virtual Murder [4 episodes as Professor Griffiths (1992)] / Screenplay: A Little Bit of Lippy (1992) / Inspector Morse: Twilight of the Gods (1993) / Maigret: Maigret's Boyhood Friend (1993) / Cracker: The Mad Woman in the Attic (1993) / Lovejoy: Stones of Destiny (1993) / Chris Cross [13 episodes as Mr. Rogers (1993)] / In Suspicious Circumstances: The Next Mrs. Clements (1994) / Headhunters [3 episodes as Philip (1994)] / Peak Practice; Love Thy Neighbour (1994) / Honey for Tea [7 episodes as Dr. Basil Quinn (1994)] / The Detectives: Flash (1995) / Chiller: Toby (1995) / The Vet: Stormy Weather (1996) / The Brittas Empire: Snap Happy (1996) / The Legacy of Reginald Perrin (1996) / Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: Lost Chords (1996) / The Thin Blue Line: Come on You Blues (1996) / A Perfect State [7 episodes as Gareth (1997)] / Wokenwell (1997) / Wing and a Prayer; Hello, Goodbye (1997) / Mortimer's Law (1998) / Maisie Raine: Go Bananas (1998) / Casualty: Human Traffic (1999) / Goodnight Sweetheart: Accentuate the Positive [as Clement Attlee MP ] (1999) / Dirty Work [3 episodes as D.I. Shredder (2000)] / In Defence (2000) / The Bill; Falling (2002) / Heartbeat: Sins of the Fathers (2002) / The Murder Game [4 episodes as George Hawick (2003)] / The Last Detective; Benefit to Mankind (2004) / The Catherine Tate Show: Last Hit (2004) / The Royal: While the Cat's Away (2005)

After Who:
Films: The Painted Veil (2006), The Oxford Murders* (2008), The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister (2010), Dream Horse (2020)


Television: Empire [4 episodes as Quinitilius (2005)] / Coming Up; Rockabye (2005) / EastEnders [2 episodes as Mr. Banks (2005)] / The Green Green Grass [16 episodes as Llewellyn (2009)] / High Hopes: A Christmas Story (2006) / Hustle: Getting Even (2007) / Gavin & Stacey (2007) / To the Manor Born (2007) / Black Ambulance: Tenkrát na tábore (2008) / Land Girls: Back to the Land (2011) / Stella (2014) / Still Open All Hours [2 episodes as Bentinck (2014-2018)] / The Suspicions of Mr Whicher: The Ties That Bind (2014) / Benidorm [7 episodes as Glynn Flint (2015)] / Doc Martin: Education, Education, Education (2015) / The Last Kingdom (2015) / The Hollow Crown [2 episodes as Bishop of Ely (2016)] / Holby City [2 episodes as Jimmy Hornby (2017)] / Silent Witness: Moment of Surrender (2018) / Endeavour: Cartouche (2018) / Sick of It; The Sofa (2018) / Les Miserables (2019) / The Crown; Tywysog Cymru (2019) / The Tuckers [2 episodes as Dai 'Up and Down' (2020)]

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Donna (Catherine Tate) at the TARDIS console in The Sontaran Stratagem (2008)