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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover of Falls the Shadow by Daniel O'Mahony. The 32nd Virgin New Adventure novel for the seventh Doctor (Sylvester McCoy). It was released in November 1994.

[trebor8273]

watching the Tom Baker era finished season 12 and 13 just finished the masque of Mandragora so it's Sarah Jane's last story next.

Some fantastic story's the only poor one has been the dreadfully boring sontaran experiment .

Not doctor who but also watching Blakes 7, watching ing time squad now, I still hate Blake with a passion , Avon will always be the man.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1119 / Nu-Who #198

Name: David Quilter [1942 - ]
Year(s): 2008
Stories: The Unicorn And The Wasp
Character(s): Greeves

Before Who:
Films: The Deadly Affair (1967), The Battle of Britain (1969), The Man Who Had Power Over Women (1970), Arnhem: The Story of an Escape (1976), Giro City (1982), Video Stars (1983), Blue Money (1985), White Mischief (1987), When the Whales Came (1989), Goldeneye (1989), Bomber Harris (1989), Wilt (1989), Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming (1990), The March (1990), Follow the Yellow Brick Road (1991), Charles and Diana: Unhappily Ever After [as Prince Philip] (1992), A Secret Slave (1996), Guardians (1996), True Blue (1996), Jinnah (1998), Five Seconds to Spare (2000)
Television: The Wars of the Roses [3 episodes (1965)] / Bat Out of Hell [3 episodes as Vince (1966)] / Softly Softly [29 episodes as PC Tanner (1966–1968)] / The Expert: Liars, Damn Liars (1968) / The Avengers: Super Secret Cypher Snatch* (1968) / Chronicle: Thomas Becket (1969) / Canterbury Tales [2 episodes as the Canon's Yeoman (1969)] / Manhunt: Fare Forward, Voyagers* (1970) / Paul Temple: The Man From The Sea (1970) / Menace: Trespasser (1970) / Biography: Alexander Fleming (1970) / Take Three Girls: Coda And Resulution (1971) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Seven Days In The Life Of Andrew Pelham - Crisis (1971) / Clochemerle [3 episodes as Bernard Samothrace (1972)] / Scoop [2 episodes as Le Brun (1972)] / The Long Chase (1972) / Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: The RAF Reunion (1973) / Get Some In! [8 episodes as Flight-Lieutenant Grant (1975–1977)] / Wodehouse Playhouse [2 episodes as Tuppy Glossop (1976–1978)] / Three Piece Suite: Mea Culpa (1977) / BBC2 Play of the Week [2 episodes, different characters (1977)] / Two People: Home And Away (1979) / Secret Army: The Execution (1979) / BBC2 Playhouse: Speed King (1979) / Together (1980) / Buccaneer: Reluctant Hero (1980) / Mackenzie: Subject To Contract (1980) / Play for Today [2 episodes, different characters (1980–1983)] / Blake's 7: Traitor (1981) / Winston Churchill - The Wilderness Years [3 episodes as Wing-Commander Torr Anderson (1981)] / The Story of theTreasure Seekers [3 episodes as Mr. Bastable (1982)] / Union Castle (1982) / Shine on Harvey Moon: Safe As Houses (1982) / Bergerac: Almost Like A Holiday (1983) / Shades of Darkness: Feet Foremost (1983) / Reith (1983) / Partners in Crime: The Crackler (1984) / Morgan's Boy [4 episodes as Tom Duncan (1984)] / Mr. Palfrey of Westminster [3 episodes as John McNair (1984–1985)] / Remington Steele: Steele Searching (1985) / Lame Ducks (1985) / Gems [2 episodes as Ossie Murdoch (1986)] / Lord Mountbatten - The Last Viceroy [6 episodes as Alan Campbell-Johnson (1986)] / Monte Carlo [2 episodes as Graham (1986)] / Screenplay: Paying Guests (1986) / A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery: Strong Poison (1987) / Bust: Hidden Assets (1987) / Never Say Die (1987) / The Bill [20 episodes, different characters (1987–1997)] / All Creatures Great and Small [2 episodes as Andrew Bruce (1988)] / Crossbow: Message To Geneva (1988) / The Play on One: Heartland (1989) / Vote for Them [3 episodes as Maj. Trapnell (1989)] / All Change: The Bosun of The Family (1989) / The Chief (1990) / Brass [2 episodes as the Commanding Officer (1990)] / Poirot: The Million Dollar Bond Robbery (1991) / Bread (1991) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole At Sea (1991)] / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (1991–1996)] / Underbelly (1992) / Strathblair: Coming To Terms (1992) / Firm Friends [2 episodes as Chris (1992–1994)] / Spender: Best Friends (1993) / Bonjour la Classe: Red Card (1993) / Space Precinct [25 epiosdes, different characters (1994–1995)] / Grange Hill [23 episodes as Mr. Arnold (1994–2000)] / Turning World (1997) / Have Your Cake and Eat It [2 episodes as Judge Hartington (1997)] / Heat of the Sun: The Sport Of Kings (1998) / Anna Karenina (2000) / Murder in Mind: Mercy (2001) / The Lost World [2 episodes as the First Businessman (2001)] / Messiah 2 - Vengeance Is Mine [2 episodes as Brian Herd (2003)] / Silent Witness: Answering Fire (2003) / Holby City: Conflict Of Interest (2004) / Doctors: Stags At Bay (2005) / Egypt: The Mystery Of The Rosetta Stone (2005) / Lilies: The Release (2007) / EastEnders (2007)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Utopia (2014) / War & Peace [3 episodes as Tikhon (2016)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Sea Devils begin to awaken during Warriors of the Deep (1984)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1120a / Nu-Who #199a

Name: Ian Barritt [1944 - ]
Year(s): 2008
Stories: The Unicorn And The Wasp
Character(s): Professor Peach

Before Who:
Films: Byron: A Personal Tour (1981), The Life and Death of King John (1984), The Fools on the Hill (1986), Love Potion (1987), Wilt (1989), B & B (1992), Fool's Gold: The Story of the Brink's-Mat Robbery (1993), The Magician (1995), Roger Roger (1996), The Brides in the Bath (2003)
Television: A Family at War: Lines Of Battle (1970) / W. Somerset Maugham: Flotsam And Jetsam (1970) / Coronation Street [2 episodes, different characters (1970–1973)] / Elizabeth R: The Lion's Cub *(1971) / Angels: Signals (1976) / The Tomorrow People: The Dirtiest Business – A Spy Is Born (1977) / Jubilee: Nanny's Boy (1977) / Secret Army: The Execution (1979) / Blake's 7: Ultraworld (1980) / Flesh and Blood [8 episodes as Rancott (1980)] / Mackenzie: Subject To Contract (1980) / Minder [2 episodes, different characters (1980–1993)] / The Gentle Touch: One Of Those Days (1982) / Storyboard: The Traitor (1983) / Shine on Harvey Moon: Love And Marriage (1985) / Big Deal [2 episodes as the Estate Agent (1985)] / Masterpiece Theatre: Lord Mountbatten - The Last Viceroy (1986) / The Bill [3 episodes, different characters (1989–1998)] / The Castle of Adventure (1990) / This Is David Harper: Dubious Achievement (1990) / Only Fools and Horses: The Chance Of A Lunchtime (1991) / Stanley and the Women (1991) / Van der Valk: Proof Of Life (1992) / Lovejoy: Love Knots (1992) / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: The Speaker Of Mandarin (1992) / Between the Lines: Watching The Detectives (1992) / The Darling Buds of May: The Happiest Days Of Your Life (1993) / The Buddha of Suburbia [3 episodes as Ian (1993)] / If You See God, Tell Him (1993) / The Day Today: Big Report (1994) / The Thin Blue Line: Road Rage (1996) / ChuckleVision: Indiana Chuckles (1998) / Office Gossip: Too Close For Comfort (2001) / A Touch of Frost: Close Encounters (2003) / Foyle's War: War Games (2003) / My Dad's the Prime Minister: Jobless (2004) / Life on Mars (2006) / Midsomer Murders: Vixen's Run (2006) / Doctors: Undying Love (2007) / Bear Behaving Badly: For Sale (2007) / Heroes and Villains: Atilla The Hun (2008)

After Who:
Films: The Show (2020)
Television: Upstairs Downstairs [2 episodes as Dr. Gascoigne (2010–2012)] / The Musketeers: Sleight Of Hand (2014) / Wolf Hall: Anna Regina (2015) / Trying: Someone Else's Kids (2020)

Who: Before And After #1120b / Nu-Who #199b

Name: Leena Dhingra [? - ]
Year(s): 2008 / 2018
Stories: The Unicorn And The Wasp / Demons Of The Punjab
Character(s): Miss Chandrakala / Nani Unbreen

Before Who:
Films: East Is East (1999), The Chippendales Murder (2000), Murder (2002), Provoked (2006), Ealing Comedy (2008)
Television: Moving Story (1994) / The Bill [3 episodes as (1994–2000)] / Peak Practice: Coming Out (1995) / Frontiers: Overseas Politicians (1996) / Casualty [3 episodes as (1996–2019)] / London Bridge (1999) / Coronation Street [9 episodes as Mina Parekh (2001–2004)] / Cutting It (2003) / Canterbury Tales: The Sea Captain's Tale (2003) / Silent Witness: Answering Fire (2003) / Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness (2003) / Doctors [3 episodes, different characters (2003–2007)] / Grease Monkeys [3 episodes as Pinky Alluwahlia (2004)] / Life Isn't All Ha Ha Hee Hee [2 episodes as Auntie Bindu (2005)] / EastEnders [9 episodes as Mrs. Patel (2007)] / Place of Execution [2 episodes as Dr. Panaseer (2008)]

After Who:
Films: Mad Sad & Bad (2009)
Television: Hustle: Return of The Prodigal (2009) / Holby City: My Girl (2009) / Citizen Khan: Naani's Return (2014)] / Stella [4 episodes as Nina (2016)] / Man Like Mobeen: Upper Room (2017) / Ackley Bridge [6 episodes as Zainab Hyatt (2021)]

Who: Before And After #1120c / Nu-Who #199c

Name: Charlotte Eaton [1972 - ]
Year(s): 2008
Stories: The Unicorn And The Wasp
Character(s): Mrs Hart

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Powers: The Uninvited (2004) / Holby City: Chain Reaction (2005) / Love Soup: The Reflecting Pool (2005) / Bad Girls* [4 episodes as Nurse Fitt (2006)] / The Last Detective: Once Upon A Time In The Westway (2007) / The Bill: City Slickers (2008)

After Who:
Films: Gambit (2012)
Television: Doctors [3 episodes, different characters (2009–2017)] / Mrs Biggs (2012) / Benidorm [5 episodes as Terri Dawson (2015)] / Call the Midwife (2016) / Witless [7 episodes as Jackie (2016–2017)] / True Horror: Terror In The Woods (2018) / Hold the Sunset: The Sale (2019) / In the Long Run (2019) / C.B. Strike [2 episodes as Ruby Elliot (2022)]

[Susan Foreman]

In memory of the Demon Headmaster Terrence Hardiman (1937 - 2023)

Appeared as Hawthorne in the 2010 story 'The Beast Below'...

...and also appeared in the Big Finish Productions audio adventures 'Serpent Crest' ('The Broken Crown'), 'The Eighth Doctor Adventures' ('The Book of Kells'), the novel adaptation of 'The English Way of Death', 'Gallifrey: Time War' (As Rassilon) 'Havoc' / 'Collateral' / 'Assassins') 'Charlotte Pollard' (The Fall of the House of Pollard', 'Torchwood: Aliens Among Us' ('Escape Room')

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Patrick Troughton) appears non-plussed by something said by Varga (Bernard Bresslaw) during The Ice Warriors (1967)

[iank]

Hardiman was particularly memorable as Reinhardt in the last season of Secret Army, as the German war hero who wasn't having any of Kessler's BS.

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in SILENCE IN THE LIBRARY who have previously appeared in the show:

• Catherine Tate (Donna Noble)

Who: Before And After #1121 / Nu-Who #200

Name: Alex Kingston [1963 - ]
Year(s): 2008 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2015
Stories: Silence In The Library – Forest Of The Dead / The Time Of Angels – Flesh And Stone / The Pandorica Opens – The Big Bang / The Impossible Astronaut – Day On The Moon / A Good man Goes To War – Let's Kill Hitler / Closing Time / The Wedding Of River Song / The Angels Take Manhattan / The Name Of The Doctor / The Husbands Of River Song
Character(s): River Song [17 episodes]

Note(s):

• Is the mother of Big Finish Productions voice actor Salome Haertel
• Is the aunt of Big Finish Productions voice actor Bonnie Kingston
• Appeared in the Mini Episodes 'Prequel to The Wedding of River Song' / 'First Night / Last Night' / 'Rain Gods'

Appeared as River Song in numerous Big Finish Productions audio adventures:

• In the 'Special Releases' stories 'The Legacy of Time' ['Lies in Ruins']
• In the 'Doom Coalition' stories 'The Sonomancer' / 'The Eighth Piece' / 'The Doomsday Chronometer' / 'The Crucible of Souls' / 'Songs of Love'
• In the 'Ravenous' stories 'Companion Piece'
• In the 'Tenth Doctor and River Song' stories 'Expiry Dating' / 'Precious Annihilation' / 'Ghosts'
• In the 'Dalek Universe' story 'The First Son'
• In the 'Diary of River Song' stories 'Series One' ['The Boundless Sea' / 'I Went to a Marvellous Party' / 'Signs' / 'The Rulers of the Universe'] / 'Series Two' / ['The Unknown' / 'Five Twenty-Nine' / 'World Enough and Time' / 'The Eye of the Storm' / 'Series Three' ['The Lady in the Lake' / 'A Requiem for the Doctor' / 'My Dinner with Andrew' / 'The Furies'] / 'Series Four' / ['Time in a Bottle' / 'Kings of Infinite Space' / 'Whodunnit?' / 'Someone I Once Knew'] / 'Series Five' ['The Bekdel Test' / 'Animal Instinct' / 'The Lifeboat and the Deathboat' / 'Concealed Weapon'] / 'Series Six' ['An Unearthly Woman' / 'The Web of Time' / 'Peepshow' / 'The Talents of Greel'] / 'Series Seven' / ['Colony of Strangers' / 'Abbey of Heretics' / 'Barrister to the Stars' / 'Carnival of Angels'] / 'Series Eight' ['Slight Glimpses of Tomorrow' / 'A Brave New World' / 'A Forever Home' / 'Queen of the Mechoniods'] / 'New Recruit' ['The Blood Woods / 'Terror of the Suburbs' / 'Never Alone' / 'Rivers of Light'] / 'Two Rivers and A Firewall' ['The Two Rivers' / 'Beauty on the Inside' / 'Black Friday' / 'Firewall'] / 'Friend of the Family'
• In the 'UNIT: The New Series' story 'The Power of River Song'
• In the 'Eighth of March' story 'Emancipation'
• In the 'Peladon' story 'The Poison of Peladon'
• In the 'Lives of Captain Jack' story 'R&J'

Provided the audiobook readings for:

• The 'BBC New Series Adventures' story 'The Ruby's Curse
• The 'BBC New Series Tie-In Novels' story 'The Angel's Kiss: A Melody Malone Mystery'

Co-wrote the novel release for:

• The 'BBC New Series Adventures' story 'The Ruby's Curse'

Before Who:
Films: The Wildcats of St. Trinian's (1980), The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover* (1989), Foreign Affairs (1993), A Pin for the Butterfly (1994), Woman of the Wolf [voice only] (1994), Carrington (1995), The Infiltrator (1995), Saint-Ex (1996), Weapons of Mass Distraction (1997), Croupier* (1998), This Space Between Us (1999), Essex Boys* (2000), Warrior Queen [as Boudica] (2003), The Poseidon Adventure* (2005), Sweet Land (2005), Alpha Dog (2006), Crashing (2007)

Television: Grange Hill [3 episodes as Jill Harcourt (1980)] / Henry's Leg [3 episodes as Noreen (1986)] / A Killing on the Exchange [2 episodes as Ellen (1987)] / The Bill [4 episodes, different characters (1988–1995)] / Hannay: The Terrors Of The Earth (1989) / The Play on One: These Foolish Things (1989) / Covington Cross: Cedric Hits The Road (1992) / Soldier Soldier: Camouflage (1993) / Crocodile Shoes [5 episodes as Caroline Carrison (1994)] / Last of the Czars [3 episodes as the voice of Alexandra (1996)] / The Knock [13 episodes as Katherine Roberts (1996)] / The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders [4 episodes as Moll Flanders (1996)] / ER [160 episodes as Elizabeth Corday (1997–2009)] / Without a Trace: Viuda Negra (2005) / Freezing (2008) / Lost in Austen [4 episodes as Mrs Bennet (2008)] / CSI - Crime Scene Investigation: Art Imitates Life (2008)

After Who:
Films: Sordid Things (2009), Like Crazy (2011), Ghost Phone: Phone Calls from the Dead (2011), Bukowski (2013), Macbeth [as Lady Macbeth] (2013), Happily Ever After (2016), Crushed (2016), Seven (2017), Transference (2019)
Television: Hope Springs [8 episodes as Ellie Lagden (2009)] / Flashforward [3 episodes as Fiona Banks (2009–2010)] / Law & Order: Special Victims Unit [4 episodes as Miranda Pond (2009–2010)] / Ben Hur [2 episodes as Ruth (2010)] / Marchlands [5 episodes as Helen Maynard (2011)] / Private Practice [2 episodes as Dr. Marla Thomkins (2011)] / Upstairs Downstairs [5 episodes as Dr. Blanche Mottershead (2012)] / NCIS: Gone (2012) / Arrow* [7 episodes as Dinah Lance (2013–2016)] / Chasing Shadows [4 episodes as Ruth Hattersley (2014)] / American Odyssey [2 episodes as Jennifer Wachtel (2015)] / Transformers - Rescue Bots [5 episodes as the voice of Quickshadow (2016)] / Gilmore Girls - A Year in the Life [2 episodes as Naomi Shropshire (2016)] / Shoot the Messenger [8 episodes as Mary Foster (2016)] / Blue Bloods [2 episodes as Commander Sloane Thompson (2016–2021)] / Penn Zero - Part-Time Hero: Mr. Rippen (2017) / A Discovery of Witches [20 episodes as Sarah Bishop (2018–2022)] / The Widow [6 episodes as Judith Gray (2019)] / Dodger: Mudlarks (2022) / Treason [5 episodes as Audrey Gratz (2022)]

[Susan Foreman]

The Radio Times from May 10, 1973

Sarah Sutton makes her television debut as Belinda in 'Menace'