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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Russell T Davies has set the internet alight by replying to a BBC instagram post showing a clip of the Doctor and Susan with the words "What happened to her?"

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Russell T Davies has set the internet alight by replying to a BBC instagram post showing a clip of the Doctor and Susan with the words "What happened to her?"

If the character comes back, she must be played by Carole Ann Ford!

[Susan Foreman]

Russel T. Teases The Return Of The Daleks' Most Unlikely Ally / Screen Rant

"..."Let me just tell you that we're about to transmit the words 'Mavic Chen' on television for the first time since 1966"..."

[iank]

This is telling in light of the recent Mirror story:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2022-1...chine-learning

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in RISE OF THE CYBERMEN who have previously appeared in the show:

• Billie Piper (Rose Tyler)
• Camille Coduri (Jackie Tyler)
• Noel Clarke (Mickey Smith)
• Shaun Dingwall (Pete Tyler)
• Colin Spaull (Mr. Crane)
• Paul Kasey (Cyber-Leader)
• Nicholas Briggs (Cyber-Voice)

Who: Before And After #999 / Nu-Who #68

Name: Roger Lloyd-Pack [1944 - 2014]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Rise Of The Cybermen
Character(s): John Lumic

Note(s): Had previously been considered for the role of Bulic in the 1984 story 'Warriors of the Deep'

Before Who:
Films: The Magus (1968), Secret Ceremony (1968), The Virgin Soldiers (1969), Hamlet (1969), Figures in a Landscape (1970), The Go-Between (1971), Fright (1971), Fiddler on the Roof (1971), The Man Who Couldn't Get Enough (1974), The Naked Civil Servant* (1975), Meetings with Remarkable Men (1979), Cuba* (1979), Bloody Kids (1980), Video Stars (1983), Bouncing Back (1983), 1984 (1984), The Deliberate Death of a Polish Priest (1986), Prick Up Your Ears (1987), The Finding (1987), The Stone Age (1986), Made in Spain (1989), The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover* (1989), Wilt (1989), American Friends (1991), The Object of Beauty (1991), Party Time (1992), Anna Lee: Headcase (1993), The Trial (1993), U.F.O. (1993), Citizen Locke (1994), Princess Caraboo (1994), Interview with the Vampire (1994), The Young Poisoner's Handbook (1995), Blood and Peaches (1995), The Perfect Match (1995), Hollow Reed (1996), The Missing Postman (1997), Preaching to the Perverted (1997), The Avengers (1998), Longitude (2000), Vanity Fair (2004), Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire* [as Barty Crouch] (2005), The Living and the Dead (2006)

Television: The Prisoner; It's Your Funeral (1967) / Virgin of the Secret Service; Entente Cordiale (1968) / Crime Buster; The Third Thief (1968) / The Roads to Freedom (1970) / Jason King; A Kiss for a Beautiful Killer (1972) / The Protectors* [2 episodes, different characters (1972-1973)] / Spyder's Web [11 episodes as Albert Mason (1972)] / Special Branch: Red Herring (1973) / Within These Walls: The Group (1974) / Crown Court; The Alb of St. Honoratus (1974) / Churchill's People: The Fine Art of Bubble-Blowing (1975) / Play for Today: Brassneck (1975) / Softly Softly - Task Force; Homicide (1975) / Dixon of Dock Green: Everybody's Business (1976) / Survivors: Lights of London (1976) / The Professionals: Long Shot (1978) / Will Shakespeare [6 episodes as Jack Heminge (1978)] / The BBC Television Shakespeare; Henry VIII (1979) / Turtle's Progress (1980) / Chronicle: The Crime of Captain Colthurst (1981) / Private Schulz (1981) / Only Fools and Horses* [39 episodes as Trigger (1981-2003)] / Miracles Take Longer [2 episodes as Terry Noble (1984)] / I Thought You'd Gone (1984) / Moving [6 episodes as Jimmy Ryan (1985)] / Summer Season: One for the Road (1985) / Comrade Dad: Londongrad 1999 (1986) / Inspector Morse; The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn (1987) / Ten Great Writers of the Modern World: Henrik Ibsen (1988) / Room at the Bottom: Witchcraft (1988) / Bad Boyes; The Holiday (1988) / Theatre Night; The Contractor (1989) / Mr. Bean; The Return of Mr. Bean* (1990) / Byker Grove [5 episodes as Beckett (1990)] / Zorro: The Marked Man (1990) / The Chief [2 episodes as Kenneth Rudyard (1991)] / Selling Hitler [2 episodes as David Irving (1991)] / Stay Lucky: The Food of Love (1991) / The Gravy Train Goes East [4 episodes as Ferenc Plitplov (1991)] / Boon: Cab Rank Cowboys (1991) / Archer's Goon [6 episodes as Quentin Sykes (1992)] / Screen One: Trust Me (1992) / Screen Two; The Clothes in the Wardrobe (1993) / Inside Victor Lewis-Smith [8 episodes as the Policeman (1993-1995)] / Health and Efficiency [12 episodes as Rex Regis (1993-1995)] / Lovejoy: Who Is the Fairest of Them All? (1993) / 2point4 Children [3 episodes as Jake Klinger (1993-1996)] / Dandelion Dead [4 episodes as Phillips (1994)] / The Vicar of Dibley* [25 episodes as Owen Newitt (1994-2013)] / Murder Most Horrid: Confess (1996) / Zig and Zag's Dirty Deeds: This Party Sucks (1996) / Paul Merton in Galton and Simpson's... [2 episodes, different characters (1996-1997)] / Heartbeat: Catch Us If You Can (1996) / The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling [2 episodes as Anderson (1997)] / Knight School [2 episodes as Sir Baldwin De'Ath (1997-1998)] / The Vanishing Man: Nothing Up My Sleeve (1998) / Kavanagh QC: Time of Need (1999) / Oliver Twist [2 episodes as Mr Sowerberry (1999)] / Fish: Dancing with the Devil (2000) / Murder Rooms: Mysteries of the Real Sherlock Holmes: The Photographer's Chair (2001) / Born and Bred; The Best Man (2002) / Dalziel and Pascoe: Sins of the Fathers (2002) / The Bill [6 episodes as Mick Mortimer (2002)] / Where the Heart Is: Bowl of Cherries (2004) / Doc Martin; Always on My Mind (2005) / Poirot: The Mystery of the Blue Train (2005)

Music Video: Paul McCartney (1986): Pretty Little Head [as the father]

After Who:
Films: What We Did on Our Holiday (2006), The History of Mr Polly (2007), Made in Dagenham* (2010), Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011), In Love with Alma Cogan (2012), Shakespeare's Globe Theatre: Twelfth Night (2013)

Television: New Tricks: Loyalties and Royalties (2008) / The Catherine Tate Show: Nan's Christmas Carol (2009) / The Old Guys [12 episodes as Tom (2009-2010)] / Arena; Harold Pinter - A Celebration (2010) / Survivors [2 episodes as Billy Stringer (2010)] / Hustle; Clearance from a Deal (2011) / The Borgias* [6 episodes as the Friar (2012)] / Inspector George Gently: Gently with Class (2012) / Law & Order - UK: I Predict a Riot (2014)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

All's not well between the Doctor (Matt Smith) and Captain Zhukov (Liam Cunningham) during Cold War (2013)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1000 / Nu-Who #69

Name: Don Warrington [1951 - ]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Rise Of The Cybermen
Character(s): The President Of Great Britain

Note(s):

• Appeared as Rassilon in the Big Finish Productions 'Doctor Who Main Range' stories 'Seasons of Fear' / 'The Time of the Daleks' / 'Neverland' / 'Zagreus' / 'Caerdroia' / 'The Next Life'
• Read the BBC Books Audiobook release of 'The Art of Destruction'

Before Who:
Films: The Last Giraffe (1979), Rising Damp (as Philip) (1980), Bloodbath at the House of Death* (1984), The Lion of Africa (1987), Camping (1990), Hamlet (1996), Babymother (1998), 8 ½ Women (1999), Tube Tales (1999), Lighthouse (1999), Monkey Trousers (2004), Fat Slags (2004), Land of the Blind (2006), The Battersea Ripper (2006)

Television: Crown Court [4 episodes, different characters (1974-1984)] / Rising Damp* [28 episodes as Philip (1974-1978)] / Six Days of Justice; The Good Samaritan (1975) / Against the Crowd; Carbon Copy (1975) / Second City Firsts; Club Havana (1975) / The XYY Man [2 episodes as Jomo Ibbon (1976)] / Play for Today: Billy (1979) / Triangle [7 episodes as Alan Lansing (1981)] / Holding the Fort: All Boys Together (1982) / Live from Pebble Mill: Night Kids (1983) / Fairly Secret Army: When the Talking Had to Stop (1984) / C.A.T.S. Eyes* [28 episodes as Nigel Beaumont (1985-1987)] / The Mysteries [3 episodes as the Angel Gabriel (1985-1986)] / Red Dwarf: Holoship (1992) / Bookmark: The Poet, the President and the Travelling Players (1992) / Trainer [2 episodes as DI Raffe (1992)] / Lovejoy: Dainty Dish (1993) / To Play the King [3 episodes as Graham Gaunt (1993)] / The 10%ers: Awards (1994) / Chiller: Number Six (1995) / Grange Hill [8 episodes as Mr. Phillips (1997)] / Backup: Touched (1997) / The Seventh Scroll [3 episodes as Colonel Nogo (1999)] / CI5: The New Professionals: Tusk Force (1999) / Arabian Nights [2 episodes as Hari Ben Karim (2000)] / Trial & Retribution IV (2000) / The Armando Iannucci Shows: Mortality (2001) / Believe Nothing [4 episodes as the Chairman (2002)] / Manchild [4 episodes as Patrick (2002-2003)] / Holby City [4 episodes as Ethan Hope (2003)] / The Crouches [12 episodes as Bailey (2003-2005)]

After Who:
Films: Futureshock: Comet (2007), God, Smell and Her (2008), It's a Wonderful Afterlife (2010), The Glass Man (2011), Voodoo Magic (2013), The Ark (2015), King Lear [as King Lear] (2016), You, Me and Him (2017)
Television: New Street Law [13 episodes as Judge Ken Winyard (2006-2007)] / Rough Diamond: Old School Lies (2007) / Law & Order - UK [2 episodes as Police Commissioner Eamonn Callaghan (2009-2014)] / Casualty [7 episodes as Trevor (2009-2010)] / Going Postal [2 episodes as Priest (2010)] / M.I.High; Ghosts (2011) / Waking the Dead: Conviction (2011) / Death in Paradise [64 episodes as Commissioner Selwyn Patterson (2011-2022)] / This Is Jinsy; Vel (2011) / Inspector Lewis; Generation of Vipers (2012) / Chasing Shadows [4 episodes as CS Harley Drayton (2014)] / BBC Comedy Feeds: Sunny D (2015) / The Five [7 episodes as Ray Kenwood (2016)] / Sunny D [4 episodes as Lawrence (2016)] / Henry IX [3 episodes as Gilbert (2017)] / The World According to Grandpa [9 episodes as Grandpa (2020-2021)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Vasor (Francis De Wolff) and Barbara (Jacqueline Hill) in The Keys of Marinus (1964)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

I finished The Deadly Assassin last night once again but the first time on Blu-ray.

What a terrific and original story it was for the time. Very strange having the Doctor companion less until he hooks up with Engin and Spandrel in part two.

The scenes in the Matrix still unnerve although not as much as they did when i first saw them as a child - terrified me they did and the Master is just pure seething evil.

Each episode moves the story along and each episode remains thoroughly gripping with zero filler.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1001 / Nu-Who #70

Name: Mona Hammond [1931 – 2022] [Birth Name: Mavis Chan]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Rise Of The Cybermen
Character(s): Rita-Anne Smith

Before Who:
Films: Herostratus (1967), Barney's Last Battle (1976), Fords on Water (1983), Just Like Mohicans (1985), Past Caring (1985), Pirate Prince (1991), Storm Damage (2000), Pure (2002), The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2004), Manderlay (2005), Imagine Me & You (2005), Kinky Boots (2005)
Television: ITV Play of the Week; A Question of Happiness #1 - A Question About Hell (1964) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Father's Day (1968) / Softly Softly: For a Rainy Day (1968) / The Troubleshooters: It's a Very Bad Day for Travelling (1969) / Callan: Where Else Could I Go? (1970) / Special Branch: Love from Doris (1970) / Thriller: Who Killed Lamb?* (1974) / Second City Firsts: Club Havana (1975) / The Sweeney: Loving Arms (1976) / Play for Today: Victims of Apartheid (1978) / Wolcott [4 episodes as Mrs. Wolcott (1981)] / Jangles: Whose Side Are You On? (1982) / Crown Court: A Black and White Case (1983) / Theatre Night: Playboy of the West Indies (1985) / Juliet Bravo; Unlawful Arrest (1985) / Black Silk [7 episodes as Marjorie Scott (1985)] / Hard Cases [2 episodes as Mrs. Palmer (1988)] / Coronation Street [3 episodes as Mrs. Armitage (1988)] / Making Out [4 episodes as Elfrieda (1989-1991)] / Desmond's [4 episodes as Aunty Susu (1989-1994)] / 4 Play: When Love Dies (1990) / Us Girls [12 episodes as Grandma Pinnock (1992-1993)] / Screenplay; Not Even God Is Wise Enough (1993) / EastEnders* [164 episodes as Blossom Jackson (1994-2010)] / Porkpie [2 episodes as Susu (1996)] / Chef!: Rochelle (1996) / Maisie Raine; Food of Love (1998) / Trial & Retribution II (1998) / Brothers and Sisters (1998), Sunburn (1999) / Pig Heart Boy [5 episodes as Nan Preston (1999)] / In Defence (2000) / The Bill; A Week of Nights (2001) / Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased): Whatever Possessed You? (2001) / White Teeth [4 episodes as Hortense (2002)] / Babyfather [3 episodes as Millie Pottinger (2002)] / A Touch of Frost; Another Life (2003) / The Crouches [12 episodes as Grandma Sylvie Crouch (2003-2005)]

After Who:
Films: 10,000 BC* (2008), Burlesque Fairytales (2009), May Contain Nuts (2009), Coriolanus (2011)

Television: The Slammer (2006) / Gina's Laughing Gear: Stairlift to Heaven (2007) / New Tricks; Nine Lives (2007) / Casualty: A Long Way from Home (2007) / Fairy Tales; Cinderella (2008) / Doctors; Tears for Souvenirs (2009) / Monroe [2 episodes as Mrs. Graves (2011)] / Holby City; Step on Up (2011) / Death in Paradise; Predicting Murder (2011) / Little Crackers; Alan Davies's Little Cracker - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Daytime (2011) / Whitechapel (2012) / Run: Richard (2013)