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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1023 / Nu-Who #102

Name: Tim Faraday [? - ]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Fear Her
Character(s): Tom's Dad

Before Who:
Films: City of Joy (1992), First Knight (1995), Surviving Picasso (1996), Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (1996), Do Not Disturb (1999), Snatch (2000), The Hunt (2001), Station Jim (2001), Othello (2001), Killing Me Softly (2002), Gangs of New York* (2002), Wall of Silence (2004), The Face at the Window (2004), Dirty War (2004)

Television: Rides: The Rivals (1992) / The Bill [13 episodes as (1994-2010)] / The Detectives: Art Attack (1995) / London Bridge (1996) / Wycliffe: Dance of the Scorpions (1997) / Silent Witness: Divided Loyalties (1998) / Killer Net (1998) / Touching Evil (1998) / Bugs: The Two Becketts (1998) / Forgotten [3 episodes as D.S. Harding (1999)] / Every Woman Knows a Secret (1999) / The Ruth Rendell Mysteries: The Fallen Curtain (1999) / Daylight Robbery (1999) / Casualty [6 episodes, different characters (1999-2018)] / EastEnders [5 episodes, different characters (2000-2013)] / Bad Girls: False Identity* (2001) / M.I.T. - Murder Investigation Team: Rubbish (2003) / Murder in Mind: Cornershop (2003) / Trial & Retribution: Suspicion (2003) / Red Cap: Red Light (2004) / Murphy's Law: Bent Moon on the Rise (2004) / Rose and Maloney: George Parris (2004) / My Dad's the Prime Minister [2 episodes as Harry (2004)] / North & South [3 episodes as Watson (2004)] / Battlefield Britain: Boudicca's Rebellion (2004) / Cutting It (2005) / Peep Show: Jurying (2005) / Secret Smile [2 episodes as Mick (2005)] / Doc Martin [2 episodes as the Paramedic (2005-2009)] / Doctors [7 episodes, different characters (2005-2015)]

After Who:
Films: Venus (2006), Moonmonkeys (2007), Miss Marie Lloyd (2007), The Ghost Writer* (2010), Scar Tissue (2013), The Wolds (2014), 50 Kisses (2014), Identicals [voice only] (2015), Harvest of the Dead (2015), Legend (2015), The National Union of Space People (2016), Fubar (2018), Where Hands Touch (2018), Dead Fred (2019), Are We Dead Yet (2019), Relentless (2020), Skullz (2020), One Glorious Sunset (2020), Harvest of the Dead: Halloween Night (2020), Lawrence: After Arabia (2021), Adventures of the Crystal Skull (2022), On the Other Foot (2022)

Television: The Shell Seekers (2006) / Rome: A Necessary Fiction (2007) / Torn [3 episodes as Custody Sgt. Hendy (2007)] / Fanny Hill (2007) / The Inbetweeners: First Day (2008) / Waking the Dead: Duty and Honour (2008) / Primeval [8 episodes as The Cleaner / Replica Clone (2008-2009)] / Scoop: Fight Night (2009) / The Well: Return to the Well (2009) / ChuckleVision: See How They Run (2009) / Missing (2010) / Coronation Street [6 episodes as a Paramedic (2010-2018)] / Land Girls: Fight the Good Fight (2011) / Call the Midwife (2012) / Da Vinci's Demons [9 episodes as Black Martin (2013-2014)] / Jonathan Creek: The Sinner and the Sandman (2014) / Ripper Street: Heavy Boots (2014) / Babylon: London (2014) / Critical [7 episodes as Bob Webster (2015)] / Unforgotten (2017) / Witless [9 episodes as One Pack (2017-2018)] / Innocent (2018) / Trollied (2018) / Room Mates; Breaking Point (2018) / Britannia: The Eagle's Arms (2019) / The First Team [2 episodes as Gammon (2020)] / Outlander: I Am Not Alone (2022) / Andor: Kassa (2022)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

I think the landing pad sign says it all. The Greatest Show in the Galaxy (1988)

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I think the landing pad sign says it all. The Greatest Show in the Galaxy (1988)

Now welcome folks, I'm sure you'd like to know, we're at the start of one big circus show. There are acts that are cool and acts that amaze. Some acts are scary and some acts will daze. Acts of all kinds, you can count on that, from folks that fly to disappearing acts. There are lots of surprises for the family at the Greatest Show in the Galaxy! So many strange surprises, I'm prepared to bet, whatever you've seen before, you ain't seen nothing yet

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Now welcome folks, I'm sure you'd like to know, we're at the start of one big circus show. There are acts that are cool and acts that amaze. Some acts are scary and some acts will daze. Acts of all kinds, you can count on that, from folks that fly to disappearing acts. There are lots of surprises for the family at the Greatest Show in the Galaxy! So many strange surprises, I'm prepared to bet, whatever you've seen before, you ain't seen nothing yet

You have to admit for the so called Greatest Show in the Galaxy it was pretty lame.

Billy Smart did it a bit better.

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

You have to admit for the so called Greatest Show in the Galaxy it was pretty lame.

Billy Smart did it a bit better.

Out of the Sylvester McCoy era I think I have only watched The Greatest Show In The Galaxy about 3 times, when it was originally aired, then when I bought it on dvd and when I went through the Doctor Who watch phase.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Out of the Sylvester McCoy era I think I have only watched The Greatest Show In The Galaxy about 3 times, when it was originally aired, then when I bought it on dvd and when I went through the Doctor Who watch phase.

It was one at the time of transmission i didn't like. However now all these years later i do like it because it has that weird vibe that only the McCoy era had.

I mean the circus. It's pathetic. Why would anyone travel to see it from far flung corners of the galaxy? When your encore is a weirdo playing the spoons then...like i say, it has that strangeness that only McCoy era Doctor Who can muster.

[Susan Foreman]

'The Greatest Show In The Galaxy' has a great cliffhanger at the end of episode 3

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

'The Greatest Show In The Galaxy' has a great cliffhanger at the end of episode 3

I actually prefer the "Shall we go in or not?" cliffhanger at the end of part one.

It's a realistic cliffhanger that many of us will have suffered as to should we go into some strange traveling attraction. Be it a ghost train or something equally weird and creepy. It's not a typical Doctor Who cliffhanger but it's certainly something the audience can relate to.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I actually prefer the "Shall we go in or not?" cliffhanger at the end of part one.

It's a realistic cliffhanger that many of us will have suffered as to should we go into some strange traveling attraction. Be it a ghost train or something equally weird and creepy. It's not a typical Doctor Who cliffhanger but it's certainly something the audience can relate to.

Similar to the opening of the box of Jhana at the end of episode 2 of 'Kinda'

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1024a / Nu-Who #103a

Name: Abisola Agbaje [? - ]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Fear Her
Character(s): Chloe Webber

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1024b / Nu-Who #103b

Name: Abdul Salis [1979 - ]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Fear Her
Character(s): Kel

Before Who:
Films: Gifted (2003), Love Actually (2003), Welcome Home (2004), Sahara (2005), Animal (2005)
Television: Trevor's World of Sport [7 episodes as Barry (2003)] / Dubplate Drama [4 episodes as Melvin (2005-2007)]

After Who:
Films: Flyboys* (2006), Mid Life Christmas (2009), The Academy Part 2: First Impressions (2009), Hacks (2012), The Academy: Special (2012), Trendy (2017), National Theatre Live: Barber Shop Chronicles (2018), Present Laughter (2019)

Television: The Bill: Deadly Intent (2007) / M.I.High: The Big Bling (2008) / Casualty [63 episodes as Curtis Cooper (2008-2009)] / Outnumbered: The Pigeon (2010) / Strike Back; Project Dawn [2 episodes as Jacoub (2011)] / Doctors: D-Day (2013) / Power Monkeys (2016) / Urban Myths; Public Enemy (feat. Kev Wells) [as Flavor Flav] (2018) / Father Brown: The Passing Bell (2019) / EastEnders [2 episodes as Caden James (2019)] / Murder, They Hope: The Bunny Trap (2021) / The Wheel of Time [2 episodes as Eamon Valda (2021)] / Better Things: Jesus Saves (2022)

Who: Before And After #1024b / Nu-Who #103c

Name: Richard Nicols [? - ]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Fear Her
Character(s): Driver

Note(s): Appeared in the Big Finish Productions 'Torchwood' audio story 'More Than This'

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Lucky Bag (1999) / The Bench (2002) / My Family [3 episodes, different characters (2003-2004)] / High Hopes [2 episodes, different characters (2003-2007)]

After Who:
Films: Aberfan: The Fight for Justice (2016)
Television: Byw Celwydd (2016) / Age of Outrage: Pilot (2020) / Dal Y Mellt [6 episodes as D.C. Parry (2022)]

Who: Before And After #1024d / Nu-Who #103d

Name: Erica Eirian [? - ]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Fear Her
Character(s): Neighbour

Before Who:
Films: A Light in the Valley (1998),
Television: The Bench [2 episodes as Dawn Walters (2001)]

After Who:
Films: Morfydd (2018)
Television: Coronation Street [2 episodes, different characters (2008-2012)] / The Indian Doctor [14 episodes as Sian Davies (2010-2013)]

Who: Before And After #1024e / Nu-Who #103e

Name: Stephen Marzella [? - ]
Year(s): Doctor Who: 2006
Stories: Fear Her
Character(s): Police Constable

Year(s): Torchwood: 2008
Stories: From Out Of The Rain
Character(s): David Penn

Before Who:
Films: Chariots of Fire (1981)
Television: Sorry!: Do You Take This Man, and His Mother? (1987) / Screenplay: Bad Girl (1992) / The Bill: Fall Guy (1994) / Game On; Bad Timing (1995) / EastEnders [2 episodes as Marco Collantoni (1997)] / The Bench [2 episodes as Arnie Parkman (2001)] / Outside the Rules (2002) / Hollyoaks [6 episodes, different characters (2004-2018)]

After Who:
Films: A Bit of Tom Jones? (2009), Mr. Nice (2010), Walking with the Enemy (2013)
Television: High Hopes; The Outsider (2007) / Y Pris (2007) / Mistresses [2 episodes as Dr. Casson (2008)] / Belonging (2008) / Caerdydd (2010) / Da Vinci's Demons [4 episodes as Father Antonio Maffei (2013-2014)] / 4 O'Clock Club: Zombie (2016) / The Windsors (2016) / Cold Feet (2016) / Coronation Street [2 episodes, different characters (2016-2018)] / Doctors [4 episodes as Ivan Bloom (2018)] / Get Even; Get a Clue (2020)

Who: Before And After #1024f / Nu-Who #103f

Name: Huw Edwards [1961 - ]
Year(s): 2006
Stories: Fear Her
Character(s): Olympic Games Commentator
Note(s): Away from the Whoniverse, he was a reporter for BBC News 24 who (as predicted by 'Doctor Who') provided the commentary for the opening ceremony of the London Olympic Games on 27 July 2012

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Absolute Power; The Nation's Favourite (2005)

After Who:
Films: Skyfall* (2012)

Television: The Children's Party at the Palace (2006) / Psychoville: Joy (2009) /Casualty: Eliminate the Negative (2010) / Afghanistan - A Service of Commemoration (2015)