Who: Before And After #1450a / Nu-Who #509a

Name: Nathalie Cuzner [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: Demons Of The Punjab
Character(s): Kisar
Note(s):

• Appeared in a number of uncredited parts in 'Doctor Who': 'New Earth' (as a cat-nun), 'Smith And Jones' (as a screaming lady), 'Utopia' / 'The Sound Of Drums' (as a futurekind), 'The Hungry Earth' / 'Cold Blood' (as a Silurian), 'The Pandorica Opens' (as a Silurian), 'The End Of Time Part One' (as a robed woman), 'The Girl Who Waited' (as a Handbot)
• Appeared as a monster at the 'BBC Proms: Doctor Who' in 2010 and 2013

Before Who:
Films: Summer Scars (2007), Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015)
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1450b / Nu-Who #509b

Name: Emma Fielding [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: Demons Of The Punjab
Character(s): Voice Of Kisar

Before Who:
Films: The Life of Confucius (1998), The Scarlet Tunic (1998), Pandaemonium (2000), Green-Eyed Monster (2001), The Discovery of Heaven (2001), Shooters (2002), The Gist (2002), Birthday Girl (2002), The Government Inspector (2005), Beneath the Skin (2005), The Other Man (2008), The Great Ghost Rescue (2011), Fast Girls (2012), Twenty8k (2012), A Woman of No Importance (2018)
Television: Screenplay: Dread Poet's Society (1992) / Tell Tale Hearts [3 episodes as Becky Wilson (1992)] /Poirot: Dead Man's Mirror* (1993) / Performance: The Maitlands (1993) / Kavanagh QC: Job Satisfaction (1996) / Drovers' Gold [5 episodes as Elizabeth (1997)] / A Dance to the Music of Time [2 episodes as Isobel (1997)] / The Mrs Bradley Mysteries: Speedy Death (1998) / A Respectable Trade [2 episodes as Frances Scott Cole (1998)] / Horizon: Wings Of Angels(1999) / Big Bad World [7 episodes as Beatrice Dempsey (1999?2001)] / Other People's Children (2000) / The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: A Great Deliverance (2001) / Nova: Shackleton's Voyage Of Endurance [voice only] (2002) / My Uncle Silas: A Funny Thing (2003) / Waking the Dead: The Hardest Word (2004) / The Ghost Squad [8 episodes as Carole McKay (2005)] / Fallen Angel: The Office Of The Dead (2007) / Cranford [7 episodes as Miss Galindo (2007?2009)] / Midsomer Murders: The Silent Land (2010) / Kidnap and Ransom [3 episodes as Naomi Shaffer (2011)] / The Suspicions of Mr Whicher: The Murder At Road Hill House (2011) / Death in Paradise: Missing A Body? (2011) / Father Brown: The Prize Of Colonel Gerard (2014) / Inspector George Gently: Blue For Bluebird (2014) / DCI Banks: Piece Of My Heart (2014) / Silk (2014) / New Tricks: Breadcrumbs (2014) / The Game (2014) / Foyle's War: Elise (2015) / Arthur & George [3 episodes as Charlotte Edalji (2015)] / This Is England '90: Summer (2015) / Capital* (2015) / Dark Angel [2 episodes as Helen Robinson (2016)] / Close to the Enemy [6 episodes as Miss Clarkson (2016)] / Silent Witness: Moment Of Surrender (2018) / EastEnders [3 episodes as Judith Thompson (2018)]


After Who:
Films: None
Television: Unforgotten* [6 episodes as Amy Hollis (2018)] / Les Mis?rables [5 episodes as Nicolette (2018?2019)] / Years and Years (2019) / Van der Valk [9 episodes as Julia Dahlman (2020?2023)] / Sanditon [6 episodes as Lady Montrose (2023)]

Guest actors appearing in KERBLAM! who have previously appeared in the show:

• Bradley Walsh (Graham)
• Tosin Cole (Ryan)
• Mandip Gill (Yasmin)

Who: Before And After #1451a / Nu-Who #510a

Name: Julie Hesmondhalgh [1970 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: Kerblam!
Character(s): Judy Maddox
Note(s): Provided the reading for the audiobook release of 'Kerblam!'

Before Who:
Films: Black Roses: The Killing of Sophie Lancaster [as Sylvia Lancaster] (2015), Boys on Film 15: Time & Tied (2016), Peterloo (2018), Pond Life (2018)
Television: The Dwelling Place [3 episodes as Rose Turnbull (1994)] / Screen One: Pat And Margaret (1994) / The Bill [2 episodes, different characters (1994?1997)] / Dalziel and Pascoe: The Wood Beyond (1998) / Coronation Street* [1408 episodes as Hayley Cropper / Hayley Patterson (1998?2014)] / Banana (2015) / Cucumber [8 episodes as Cleo Whitaker (2015)] / Inside No. 9: La Couchette (2015) / Moving On: Taxi For Linda (2016) / Happy Valley [6 episodes as Amanda Wadsworth (2016)] / Broadchurch* [8 episodes as Trish Winterman (2017)]


After Who:
Films: None
Television: Catastrophe (2019) / The Trouble with Maggie Cole [6 episodes as Jill Wheadon (2020)] / The A Word [4 episodes as Heather (2020)] / The Pact [6 episodes as Nancy (2021)] / You & Me [3 episodes as Linda (2023)] / Mr Bates vs. The Post Office [4 episodes as Suzanne Sercombe (2024)]

Who: Before And After #1451b / Nu-Who #510b

Name: Lee Mack [1968 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: Kerblam!
Character(s): Dan Cooper

Before Who:
Films: Dick Whittington (2002), The Smiths (2013)
Television: Gas [16 episodes as the Host (1997?1998)] / They Think It's All Over [11 episodes as the Host (1999?2006)] / The Sketch Show [16 episodes, Various Characters (2001?2004)] / Kelsey Grammer Presents The Sketch Show [6 episodes, Various Characters (2005)] / 8 Out of 10 Cats [7 episodes as himself (2005?2008)] / Not Going Out* [102 episodes as Lee (2006?2023)] / Would I Lie to You? [153 episodes as a Team Captain (2007?2024)] / Have I Got News for You [6 episodes as the Guest Presenter (2008?2018)] / Anna & Katy: Pilot (2011) / 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown* [17 episodes as a Team Captain (2013?2024)] / Duck Quacks Don't Echo [44 episodes as the Host (2014?2017)] / Outnumbered: Christmas Special (2016)


After Who:
Films: Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten Romans (2019)
Television: Semi-Detached [7 episodes as Stuart (2019?2020)] / Taskmaster* [10 episodes as a Contestant (2021)] / Murder, They Hope [5 episodes as Willy Watkins (2021?2022)] / I'm a LA....Get Me Out of Here? (2022) / The 1% Club [20 episodes as the Host (2022?2024)] / Inside No. 9: 3X3* (2023) / Brassic: Eddie (2023)

Who: Before And After #1451 c / Nu-Who #510c

Name: Callum Dixon [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: Kerblam!
Character(s): Jarva Slade

Before Who:
Films: Waterland (1992), The Baby Juice Express (2004), Telstar: The Joe Meek Story (2008), Random (2011)
Television: The Tomorrow People [4 episodes as Ray (1992)] / The Bill [3 episodes, different characters (1993?2000)] / The Queen's Nose [23 episodes as Gregory (1995?2002)] / The Knock (1997) / Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: Fisticuffs (1997) / The Armando Iannucci Shows [2 episodes (2001)] / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (2006?2009)] / Hustle: Signing Up To Wealth (2007) / Ashes to Ashes (2008) / Doctors: Amends (2009) / Doc Martin: The Wrong Goodbye (2009) / A Touch of Cloth: Undercover Cloth (2013) / Father Brown: The Penitent Man (2017) / Doctor Foster - A Woman Scorned (2017)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Image of the Day # 1804
 

The Cybermen commandeer the TARDIS during Attack of the Cybermen (1985)

In memory of Cy Town (1931 - 2024)

Appeared as a Dalek operator in every Dalek story from 'Frontier in Space' (1973) to 'Remembrance of the Daleks' (1988): 'Frontier in Space' / 'Planet of the Daleks' / 'Death to the Daleks' / 'Genesis of the Daleks' / 'Destiny of the Daleks' / 'Resurrection of the Daleks' / 'Revelation of the Daleks' / 'Remembrance of the Daleks'

Also appeared as an uncredited extra in numerous stories: 'Spearhead from Space' / 'Doctor Who and the Silurians' / 'Inferno' / 'The Mind of Evil' / 'The Three Doctors' / 'Invasion of the Dinosaurs' / 'Revenge of the Cybermen' / 'The Android Invasion'/ 'The Masque of Mandragora' / 'The Invisible Enemy'/ 'The Sun Makers' / 'Castrovalva'/ 'Enlightenment' / 'Attack of the Cybermen' / 'The Happiness Patrol' / 'The Curse of Fenric'

Operated a Dalek when Jon Pertwee appeared on the television programme 'Surprise Surprise!'

AI produced version of some missing episodes of 'The Daleks Master Plan':

Episode 1


Episode 3


Maybe this is the future of animated 'Doctor Who'!

That's actually more than watchable. A quick drop of scotch and i'd never know.

Sadly it's too good for the BBC to come up with.

They'd also have to colourise it and reduce the twelve episodes to half an hour.

Who: Before And After #1452a / Nu-Who #511a

Name: Claudia Jessie [1989 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: Kerblam!
Character(s): Kira Arlo

Before Who:
Films: Their Finest (2016)
Television: House of Anubis [2 episodes as Sophia Danae (2013)] / Casualty: Crush Syndrome (2013) / The Paradise (2013) / Doctors [12 episodes as Poppy Conroy (2014)] / Dixi* [100 episodes as Shari (2014?2016)] / WPC 56 [5 episodes as WPC Annie Taylor (2015)] / Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell [4 episodes as Mary (2015)] / Bull [3 episodes as Faye (2015)] / Josh: Suited And Booted (2015) / Call the Midwife (2016) / Father Brown: The Labyrinth Of The Minotaur (2017) / Carters Get Rich: Bad Press (2017) / Line of Duty [6 episodes as Jodie (2017)] / Detectorists (2017) / Comedy Blaps: Furious Andrew (2017) / Porters [9 episodes as Lucy (2017?2019)] / Lovesick: Tasha (2018) / Vanity Fair [7 episodes as Amelia Sedley (2018)]


After Who:
Films: None
Television: Defending the Guilty [5 episodes as Nessa (2019)] / Bridgerton* [20 episodes as Eloise Bridgerton (2020?2024)] / Bali 2002 [4 episodes as Polly Miller (2022)]

Who: Before And After #1452b / Nu-Who #511b

Name: Leo Flanagan [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: Kerblam!
Character(s): Charlie Duffy
Note(s):

• Appeared in the 'Doctor Who Lockdown' webcast 'Sven and the Scarf
• Appeared in the Season 22 Blu-Ray Announcement Trailer ' The Eternal Mystery'

Before Who:
Films: Carnage (2017), Slaughterbots (2017)
Television: Moving On: Madge (2014) / Waterloo Road [10 episodes as Floyd Westbrook (2014)] / Fresh Meat (2016) / Millie Inbetween: Making Plans For Millie (2018) / The Bisexual (2018)

After Who:
Films: Rare Beasts (2019), Creation Stories (2021)
Television: Hanna [2 episodes as Dan (2019)] / Four Lives [2 episodes as Daniel Whitworth (2022)] / Gentleman Jack [8 episodes as Matthew Avison (2022)] / After the Flood [3 episodes as Finn (2024)]

Who: Before And After #1452c / Nu-Who #511c

Name: Matthew Gravelle [1976 - ]
Year(s): Doctor Who: 2018
Stories: Kerblam!
Character(s): Voice Of The Kerb!am Man / Voice Of The Teammate

Year(s): Torchwood: 2007
Stories: End Of Days
Character(s): Doctor

• Appeared In the BBC Radio 'Torchwood' audio adventures 'Asylum' / 'The Dead Line'

Appeared in a number of Big Finish Productions audio adventures:

• In the 'New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield' stories 'Random Ghosts' / 'The Lights of Skaro'
• In the 'Torchwood Monthly Range' stories 'Made You Look' / 'Curios'
• In the 'Torchwood: Special Releases' story 'Outbreak'

Before Who:
Films: The Haunted Journey [voice only] (2006), The Mark of Cain (2007), Patagonia (2010), Son of God (2014)
Television: The Scarlet Pimpernel: Friends And Enemies (2000) / The Bench [2 episodes as Gareth Thomas (2001)] / Hearts and Bones (2001) / Holby City: Accident Will Happen (2003) / Con Passionate (2005) / Love Soup: They Do Not Move (2005) / Casualty: Heads Together (2006) / Caerdydd [2 episodes as Gareth Pritchard (2006)] / Judge John Deed [2 episodes as Corporal Dexi Jones (2007)] / Y Pris [6 episodes as Lyn Edwards (2007)] / High Hopes: A Passage To India (2008) / Collision (2009) / All Shook Up! (2010) / Pen Talar [5 episodes as Steffan Watkins (2010)] / Baker Boys [6 episodes as Rob (2011)] / The Bible [3 episodes as Thomas (2013)] / Hinterland: Penwyllt (2013) / Ben and James Versus the Arabian Desert [2 episodes as the Narrator (2013)] / Police 24/7 [12 episodes as the Narrator (2013?2016)] / Broadchurch* [8 episodes as Joe Miller (2013?2017)] / 35 Diwrnod* [8 episodes as Pat / Patricia (2014)] / Rosemary's Baby: Night Two (2014) / Curious Under the Stars [7 episodes as Gwyn (2015?2019)] / Ordinary Lies: Jenna (2016) / Byw Celwydd [16 episodes as Harri (2016?2017)] / Run for Your Life (2017) / Keeping Faith [8 episodes as Terry Price (2017)]


After Who:
Films: Morfydd (2018), Pluen Eira (2018)
Television: The Widow [6 episodes as Joshua Peake (2019)] / Carnival Row: Some Dark God Waits (2019) / The Accident (2019) / The Snow Spider [5 episodes as Ivor Griffiths (2020)] / Exile [9 episodes as Saul Tregarron (2020)] / Manhunt [4 episodes as DI Nathan Eason (2021)] / Silent Witness [6 episodes as Tom Faulkner (2022)] / The Pact [5 episodes as DS Pritchard (2022)] / Itopia [22 episodes as F.N. Stine (2022?2023)] / Steeltown Murders [2 episodes as Seb (2023)]

Image of the Day # 1805
 

Easter Saturday 2009 saw the broadcast premier of the tenth Doctor special Planet of the Dead. It was shot in Dubai.

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

• Bradley Walsh (Graham)
• Tosin Cole (Ryan)
• Mandip Gill (Yasmin)

Who: Before And After #1453 / Nu-Who #512

Name: Alan Cumming FRSE OBE [1965 - ] [Note: He was awarded an OBE in 2009, for his services to film, theatre and the arts, and for his activism for equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community. However, in 2023 he announced that he had returned it, due to "misgivings [he had] being associated with the toxicity of the British empire"]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Witchfinders
Character(s): King James VI of Scotland / James I of England
Note(s):

• Appeared in the BBV Productions film 'The Airzone Solution'
• Conflicting newspaper reports state that he was offered the part of the Doctor by Russell T Davies but declined, saying he ?did not want to spend eight months out of the year in Cardiff?. However Cumming himself has rubbished these claims, stating ?I wasn?t offered 'Dr Who' twice. I?ve never been offered it although I have been approached?

Before Who:
Films: Conquest of the South Pole (1989), Bernard and the Genie (1991), Prague (1992), Micky Love (1993), Cabaret (1993), Black Beauty [voice only] (1994), Second Best (1994), Circle of Friends (1995), GoldenEye* (1995), Coping with Christmas (1995), Emma (1996), Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (1997), Buddy (1997), For My Baby (1997), Spice World (1997), Plunkett & Macleane* (1999), Eyes Wide Shut (1999), Titus (1999), Urbania (2000), The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (2000), Company Man (2000), Get Carter (2000), Spy Kids (2001), Josie and the Pussycats (2001), The Anniversary Party (2001), Intimate Affairs (2001), Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams (2002), Nicholas Nickleby (2002), Zero Effect (2002), X-Men 2* (2003), Spy Kids 3: Game Over (2003), The Goodbye Girl (2004), Garfield [voice only] (2004), Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005), Son of the Mask (2005), Neverwas (2005), Bam Bam and Celeste (2005), Eighteen (2005), Sweet Land (2005), Ripley Under Ground (2005), Full Grown Men (2006), Gray Matters (2006), Suffering Man's Charity (2007), Boogie Woogie* (2009), Dare (2009), It's Complicated (2009), Riverworld (2010), Jackboots on Whitehall [as the voice of Hitler (2010), The Tempest (2010), Burlesque (2010), The Smurfs [voice only] (2011), Almost in Love (2011), Outback [voice only] (2012), Sir Billi [voice only] (2012), Any Day Now (2012), Maladies (2012), The Smurfs 2 [voice only] (2013), Chu and Blossom (2014), Strange Magic [voice only] (2015), Hurricane Bianca (2016), After Louie (2017), Battle of the Sexes (2017), Michael Jackson's Halloween [voice only] (2017), Show Dogs [voice only] (2018),


Television: Travelling Man: Sudden Death (1984) / Taggart: Death Call (1986) / Take the High Road [18 episodes as Jim Hunter (1986?1988)] / Shadow of the Stone [5 episodes as Tom Henderson (1987)] / She-Play: Full Board (1992) / Screenplay: Dread Poets Society [as Shelley] (1992) / A Word in Your Era [2 episodes, different characters (1992)] / Screen Two [2 episodes, different characters (1992?1996)] / The High Life [7 episodes as Sebastian Flight (1994?1995)] / Ghosts: The Chemistry Lesson (1995) / Gargoyles: The Journey [voice only] (1996) / Oddville, MTV (1997) / The Wonderful World of Disney: Annie [as Daniel Francis "Rooster" Hannigan] (1999) / 3rd Rock from the Sun: Dick And Harry Fall Down A Hole (2000) / God, the Devil and Bob [13 episodes as the voice of The Devil] (2000)] / Sex and the City: The Real Me (2001) / Courage the Cowardly Dog [13 episodes as the voice of Rumpledkiltskin (2002)] / Frasier: Kenny On The Couch (2003) / Shoebox Zoo [13 episodes as Bruno the Bear (2004)] / The L Word [6 episodes as Billie Blaikie (2006)] / Robot Chicken [3 episodes, voice only (2006?2008)] / Tin Man [3 episodes as Glitch (2007)] / Rick & Steve the Happiest Gay Couple in All the World [13 episodes, voice only (2007?2009)] / Masterpiece Contemporary: Filth (2008) / Web Therapy [4 episodes as Austen Clarke (2009?2013)] / The Good Wife* [121 episodes as Eli Gold (2010?2016)] / The Runaway* [5 episodes as Desrae (2011)] / Whatever This Is.: Business (2013) / Dora the Explorer: Dora In Wonderland [as the voice of the White Rabbit] (2014) / The New Yorker Presents (2015) / Web Therapy [11 episodes as Austen Clarke (2011?2015)] / What's Your Emergency: Corporate Hell (2015) / Queers: Something Borrowed (2017)


After Who:
Films: Everything I Ever Wanted to Tell My Daughter About Men (2021), Marlowe (2022), My Father's Dragon [voice only] (2022), Rare Objects (2023), Genie (2023)
Television: Instinct [24 episodes as Dr. Dylan Reinhart (2018?2019)] / Briarpatch [5 episodes as Clyde Brattle (2020)] / Prodigal Son [2 episodes as Simon Hoxley (2021)] / The Prince [12 episodes as the voice of Owen (2021)] / The Simpsons: Bart's In Jail* [as the voice of Loki] (2021) / Schmigadoon! [11 episodes as Dooley Blight / Mayor Aloysius Menlove (2021?2023)] / The Good Fight [2 episodes as Eli Gold (2022)] / Abominable and the Invisible City [11 episodes as the voice of Burnish (2022?2023)] / The Tiny Chef Show: Tiny Chef's Marvelous Mish Mesh Special [as the Narrator] (2023)


Music Video: KT Tunstall & Alan Cumming (2021): Caledonia

Image of the Day # 1806
 

Easter 2010 and the newly regenerated Doctor (Matt Smith) emerges from the TARDIS during The Eleventh Hour.

https://www.cult-labs.com/forums/att...7&d=1711882120

The first four titles for the new series have been announced:

Episode 1 - Space Babies - Directed by Julie Anne Robinson / Written by Russell T Davies
Episode 2 - The Devil?s Chord [the 1960's Beatles episode] - Directed by Ben Chessell / Written by Russell T Davies
Episode 3 - BOOM - Directed by Julie Anne Robinson / Written by Steven Moffat
Episode 4 - 73 Yards - Directed by Dylan Holmes Williams / Written by Russell T Davies


Apparently new titles are being released every half hour...


... and a new trailer is being released tonight at 6:00pm - watch this space !

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Episode 5 - Dot And Bubble - Directed by Dylan Holmes Williams / Written by Writer: Russell T Davies

Episode 6 - ROGUE - Directed by Ben Chessell / Written by Kate Herron and Briony Redman

Episode 7 - The Legend Of Ruby Sunday - Directed by Jamie Donoughue / Written by Russell T Davies

Episode 8: - Empire Of Death - Directed by Jamie Donoughue / Written by Russell T Davies

New trailer

Earthshock. Still great. First time I've watched a Who in about 6 months (the last one was Revenge, another Cybermen story ironically enough). Good enough to nearly make me remember I'm supposed to be a fan.

Doesn't all singing, all dancing Disney Who make you remember you're supposed to be a fan?

Oddly enough, not really. :behindsofa::lol:

Who: Before And After #1454 / Nu-Who #513

Name: Siobhan Finneran [1966 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Witchfinders
Character(s): Becka Savage

Before Who:
Films: Rita, Sue and Bob Too [as Rita] (1987), The King and Us (2002), Harold Shipman: Doctor Death (2002), Passer By (2004), Passer By (2004), The Selfish Giant (2013), Nobody from Nowhere (2014), Apostasy (2017), Pond Life (2018)
Television: Coronation Street [23 episodes as Josie Phillips (1989?1990)] / The Sharp End (1991) / Josie (1991) / Motormouth [32 episodes as Milly Bates (1991?1992)] / Heartbeat [3 episodes, different characters (1993?2003)] / Peak Practice: Light At The End Of The Tunnel (1995) / Jackanory: Improvised Storytelling [3 episodes as the Storyteller] (1995) / Resort to Murder [2 episodes as Lena (1995)] / New Voices: The King of Farawania (1995) / The Russ Abbot Show (1995?1996)] / Out of the Blue: Stem The Tide (1996) / Where the Heart Is: Things Fall Apart (1997) / Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: Childsplay (1998) / Emmerdale Farm [56 episodes as Heather Hutchinson (1998)] / Stanton Blues (1999) / Always and Everyone (2000) / City Central: Community Spirit (2000) / Clocking Off [20 episodes as Julie O'Neill (2000?2002)] / Bob & Rose [3 episodes as Marina Marquess (2001)] / Sparkhouse [2 episodes as Sue Bolton (2002)] / Conviction (2004) / Dalziel and Pascoe: Dust Thou Art (2005) / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (2005?2010)] / Johnny and the Bomb [2 episodes as Mrs. Bushell (2006)] / The Royal: Keep On Running (2006) / Wire in the Blood: Torment (2006) / The Amazing Mrs Pritchard [4 episodes as Beverley Clarke (2006)] / Comedy Showcase: Other People (2007) / Benidorm [44 episodes as Janice Garvey (2007?2015)] / Apparitions [5 episodes as Sister Ruth (2008)] / Unforgiven [3 episodes as Izzie Ingram (2009)] / The Street: Scar (2009) / Downton Abbey* [25 episodes as Sarah O'Brien (2010?2012)] / The Syndicate [6 episodes as Mandy (2013)] / Happy Valley* [18 episodes as Clare Cartwright (2014?2023) / Midwinter of the Spirit [3 episodes as Angela Purefoy (2015)] / The Moorside [2 episodes as DC Christine Freeman (2017)] / The Loch [6 episodes as DCI Lauren Quigley (2017)] / Cold Feet [9 episodes as Nikki Kirkbright (2017?2019)] / The Other One [12 episodes as Marilyn (2017?2022)] / Snatches - Moments from Women's Lives: Multiples (2018)


After Who:
Films: Pace (2020)
Television: The Widow: Poteza (2019) / A Confession [6 episodes as Elaine Pickford (2019)] / The Stranger [8 episodes as DS Johanna Griffin (2020)] / Alma's Not Normal [6 episodes as Lin (2021)] / Time [6 episodes as Marie-Louise O'Dell (2021?2023)] / The Reckoning [3 episodes as Beryl Hullighan (2023)]

Image of the Day # 1807
 

Patrick Troughton's second Doctor adorned the cover of Doctor Who Magazine issue # 54 in July 1981.

Well, this was posted *after* mid-day, but it *could* have been taken from another site where it was posted *before* mid-day

Time will tell, but I am skeptical*


* in-joke for those who used to read Kerrang magazine

Two things. One the image says DoctorWhhumour slap bang in the middle of it and secondly that photo was a subscribers cover of an issue of Doctor Who Magazine.

Maybe, but you know what a jovial japester that Mickey Mouse is...

Honestly it was my first thought when they announced that they were bringing David Tennant back that they would do a spinoff with him (that and also proof how desperate they were getting for ratings)

April Fool, no doubt.

Who: Before And After #1455a / Nu-Who #514a

Name: Tilly Steele [1992 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Witchfinders
Character(s): Willa Twiston
Note(s): Appeared in the Big Finish Productions 'Ninth Doctor Adventures' audio story 'The Hunting Season'

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Agatha Raisin: Witch of Wyckhadden (2016) / Mount Pleasant (2016) / Doctors: Life After Death (2017) / Victoria* [9 episodes as Miss Cleary (2017)] / C.B. Strike: Career Of Evil (2018)


After Who:
Films: None
Television: Ladhood [3 episodes as Katie McAleer (2019?2021)]

Who: Before And After #1455b / Nu-Who #514b

Name: Tricia Kelly [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Witchfinders
Character(s): Old Mother Twiston

Before Who:
Films: This Is History, Gran (1986), B & B (1992), May [directed by Lucky McKee] (2002), S.W.A.T. (2003), The Sandpiper (2007), National Theatre Live: The Kitchen (2011)
Television: Christabel (1988) / This Is David Harper: An Explosive Situation (1990) / In Sickness and in Health [9 episodes, different characters (1985?1990)] / Spatz: Talent Contest (1991) / High Stakes: Father Figure (2001) / The Bill [5 episodes, different characters (1989?2002)] / Casualty [3 episodes, different characters (1997?2005)] / My Family [2 episodes, different characters (2001?2007)] / EastEnders (2007) / Doctors: Losing Touch (2014)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1455c / Nu-Who #514c

Name: Arthur Kay [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Witchfinders
Character(s): Smithy

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Brassic (2021) / The Bay [6 episodes as Lewis Walsh (2023)]

Who: Before And After #1455d / Nu-Who #514d

Name: Stavros Demetraki [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Witchfinders
Character(s): Alfonso

Before Who:
Films: National Theatre Live: The Kitchen (2011), She Stoops to Conquer (2012), Timon of Athens (2012), National Theatre Live: Antigone (2012), Dracula Untold (2014), The Vote (2015), Risen (2016), Hampstead (2017)
Television: Doctors: Turkish Delight (2009) / Tyrant: Bedfellows (2016)

After Who:
Films: The Phantom Warrior (2024)
Television: Miss Scarlet & the Duke: Bloodline (2022)

Who: Before And After #1455e / Nu-Who #514e

Name: Marina Stoimenova [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Witchfinders
Character(s): Mud Witch

Before Who:
Films: The Fold (2013)
Television: None

After Who:
Films: The Last Faust (2019)
Television: None

The Witchfinders was easily the best story from that first season with The Woman who Fell to Earth second and Kerblam! and Arachnids in the UK a distance behind in joint third. The rest i have no desire to see again. All four would be seen as run of the mill stories in most series between 2005-17.

Image of the Day # 1808
 

The Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) in Paradise Towers (1987)

Guest actors appearing in IT TAKES YOU AWAY who have previously appeared in the show:

• Bradley Walsh (Graham)
• Tosin Cole (Ryan)
• Mandip Gill (Yasmin)
• Sharon D. Clarke (Grace)

Who: Before And After #1456 / Nu-Who #515

Name: Kevin Eldon [1960 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: It Takes You Away
Character(s): Ribbons
Note(s): Appeared in the BBCi / BBC Red Button animated webcast 'Death Comes to Time'

Before Who:
Films: Fahrenheit 451 (1966), Cows (1997), Bostock's Cup (1999), High Heels and Low Lifes (2001), Combat Sheep [voice only] (2001), Piccadilly Jim (2004), Churchill: The Hollywood Years (2004), Who Do You Think You Are (2004), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), Shakespeare's Happy Endings [as Shakespeare] (2005), Hot Fuzz* (2007), The Yellow House (2007), Faintheart (2008), Four Lions (2010), Lizzie and Sarah (2010), D.O.A (2010), Missing Scene (2010), Hugo (2011), Arthur Christmas [voice only] (2011), The Wedding Video (2012), Cuban Fury (2014), Set Fire to the Stars (2014), Up All Night (2015), V Sign [voice only] (2016), The Comedian's Guide to Survival (2016), Funny Cow (2017), Murder on the Blackpool Express (2017), Eaten by Lions (2018), Johnny English Strikes Again (2018)


Television: Packing Them In [3 episodes as Boyle (1992)] / Blue Heaven (1994) / Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge [as Fanny Thomas] (1995) / The Sunday Show (1995) / Fist of Fun [12 episodes, various characters (1995?1996)] / I'm Alan Partridge: Towering Alan (1997) / Brass Eye [5 episodes, various characters (1997?2001)] / In the Red (1998) / This Morning with Richard Not Judy [11 episodes, various characters (1998?1999)] / Big Train [12 episodes, various characters (1998?2002)] / Hippies: Protesting Hippies (1999) / Jam [6 episodes, various characters (2000)] / Black Books: Grapes Of Wrath* (2000) / Spaced: Back (2001) / Attention Scum [6 episodes, Various Characters (2001)] / World of Pub [6 episodes, various characters (2001)] / Comedy Lab [3 episodes, various characters (2001?2007)] / Smack the Pony [6 episodes, Various Characters (2002?2003)] / Spine Chillers: Fairy Godfather (2003) / Nighty Night [6 episodes as Terry Tyrrell (2004)] / 15 Storeys High [2 episodes as Nev (2004)] / Murder City: Nothing Sacred (2004) / Green Wing: Tangled Web (2004) / I Am Not an Animal [6 episodes, voice only (2004) / The Last Chancers [2 episodes as Karl (2004)] / Angry Kid [2 episodes as Miles (2004?2006)] / Twisted Tales: Flat Four (2005) / Look Around You: Music (2005) / Nathan Barley [2 episodes as Nikolai the Barber (2005)] / Funland [5 episodes as the Shadowman (2005)] / The Gil Mayo Mysteries: Killing Me Softly (2006) / Popetown [10 episodes as the voice of Cardinal Two (2006)] / Hyperdrive [12 episodes as York (2006?2007)] / M.I.High: Nerd Alert (2007) / Kombat Opera Presents: The South Bragg Show (2007) / Saxondale (2007) / Heroes and Villains: Attila The Hun (2008) / Hotel Babylon (2008) / Skins: Sid (2008) / New Tricks: Magic Majestic (2008) / Dead Set [5 episodes as Joplin (2008)] / Ruddy Hell! It's Harry and Paul [9 episodes, Various Characters (2008?2012)] / Robin Hood: Sins Of The Father (2009) / Merlin: Sweet Dreams (2009) / Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle [8 episodes, various characters (2009?2014)] / Hustle: The Hush Heist (2010) / The IT Crowd: Bad Boys (2010) / Mongrels: Nelson The Naughty Arsonist (2010) / 1 Non Blonde [8 episodes as the Narrator (2010)] / How TV Ruined Your Life [4 episodes, different characters (2011)] / Campus: Post-Coital (2011) / This Is Jinsy: Ool Bat (2011) / Matt Hatter Chronicles [42 episodes as the voice of Tenoroc (2011?2015)] / The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff [3 episodes as Servegood (2012)] / Comedy Showcase: The Function Room (2012) / Them from That Thing (2012) / Hunderby [4 episodes as John Whiffin (2012)] / Great Night Out (2013) / It's Kevin [6 episodes (2013)] / Death Comes to Pemberley [3 episodes as Dr. McFee (2013)] / Mr. Sloane: Everybody Must Get Sloaned (2014) / Playhouse Presents: Damned (2014) / Utopia (2014) / The Life of Rock with Brian Pern: The Day Of The Triffids (2014) / Psychobitches (2014) / Crackanory [2 episodes, different characters (2014?2015)] / Horrible Histories: Wicked William the Conqueror (2015) / Cradle to Grave (2015) / The Kennedys: Valentine (2015) / Bull: A Fine Example of a Victorian Chess Set (1865) (2015) / Jekyll and Hyde: Black Dog (2015) / Danger Mouse [99 episodes as the voice of Penfold (2015?2019)] / Lucky Man: The Last Chance (2016) / The Five [3 episodes as Shaun Leonard Jones (2016)] / Hoff the Record: The Horror (2016) / Lost Sitcoms: Hancock's Half Hour (2016) / Red Dwarf: Twentica (2016) / Game of Thrones* [3 episodes (2016?2017)] / Damned [12 episodes as Martin Bickerstaff (2016?2018)] / The Halcyon [3 episodes as George Parry (2017)] / Decline and Fall (2017) / Timewasters: The Jazz Age (2017) / Gunpowder (2017) / Detectorists (2017) / Inside No. 9: Zanzibar (2018) / EastEnders (2018) / Midsomer Murders: Send In The Clowns (2018) / Hang Ups (2018) / The Last Kingdom [8 episodes as Bishop Erkenwald (2018)]


After Who:
Films: Six Minutes to Midnight (2020), Napoleon (2023)
Television: Cavendish [7 episodes as Rollie Tennessen (2019)] / Dad's Army - The Lost Episodes [3 episodes as LCpl. Jack Jones (2019)] / Criminal ? UK: Jay (2019) / The Crown: Moondust (2019) / Sanditon [16 episodes as the Reverend Hankins (2019?2023)] / Devils (2020) / Miss Scarlet & the Duke: Memento Mori (2020) / Truth Seekers: The Watcher On The Water (2020) / Silent Witness: Redemption (2021) / Wolfe (2021) / The Larkins: In Which Ma's Sister Bertha Comes to Visit (2021) / Shadow and Bone [3 episodes as The Apparat (2021?2023)] / Trigger Point [7 episodes as Jeff Washington (2022-2024)] / Pistol: Track 4 - Pretty Vaaayc**t [as Bill Grundy] (2022) / Don't Hug Me I'm Scared: Death (voice only) (2022) / Death in Paradise (2023) / Best Interests (2023) / Hijack* [3 episodes as Devlin (2023)] / The Chelsea Detective: The Blue Room (2023) / 3 Body Problem: Red Coast [as Sir Thomas More] (2024)

Image of the Day # 1809
 

A stressed looking Ben (Michael Craze) during The War Machines (1966)

Who: Before And After #1457a / Nu-Who #516a

Name: Eleanor Wallwork [1999 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: It Takes You Away
Character(s): Hanne
Note(s): Is the first blind actor to play a blind character on 'Doctor Who'

Before Who:
Films: Imagine (2012)
Television: Call the Midwife [2 episodes, different characters (2013?2020)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1467b / Nu-Who #516b

Name: Christian Rubeck [? - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: It Takes You Away
Character(s): Erik

Before Who:
Films: Hawking (2004), Millions (2004), The Search for the Northwest Passage (2005), The Girl in the Caf? (2005), Einstein's Big Idea (2005), Blitz: London's Firestorm (2005), Reprise (2006), Max Manus: Man of War (2008), Age of Heroes (2011), Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (2013), Kill Buljo 2 (2013), Amnesia (2014), Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead (2014), Collide (2016), Allied (2016), What Happened to Monday (2017), Swimming with Men (2018)
Television: Wild West: The Exploding Car (2004) / Marple: A Murder Is Announced (2005) / Dream Team: In Blood Thus Far Steep'd (2005) / Nova [2 episodes, different characters (2005?2006)] / Hotel Babylon (2006) / Struggle for Life [3 episodes as Rutger (2014?2015)] / The Heavy Water War - Stopping Hitler's Atomic Bomb [6 episodes as Claus Helberg (2015)] / The Interceptor [2 episodes as Forsberg - The Viking (2015)] / Nobel [8 episodes as the Utenriksminister (2016)] / Genius: Einstein (2017)

After Who:
Films: Amundsen (2019), The Trip (2021), Camino (2023)
Television: Succession: Kill List (2023) / Then You Run [8 episodes as The Traveller (2023)]

Who: Before And After #1457c / Nu-Who #516c

Name: Lisa Stokke [1975 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: It Takes You Away
Character(s): Trine

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Jonathan Creek: Satan's Chimney (2001) / Sara & Selma: Match (2011) / Fortitude (2017)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Vi lover et Helvete [6 episodes as Sissel (2023)]

Music Video: Various Artists (2019): Into the Unknown (in 29 Languages) [as the Norwegian]

Image of the Day # 1810
 

The Doctor (Peter Capaldi) uncovers a terrible truth during World Enough and Time / The Doctor Falls (2017)

That terrible truth is that Cyber conversion clearly stretches as well as replaces body parts as the Bill Cyberman taller than the Doctor (plus headlamp) whereas Bill was a good three - four inches smaller than the Time Lord.

In memory of Adrian Schiller (1964 - 2024)

Appeared as Uncle in the 2011 story 'The Doctor's Wife'


Also appeared in Big Finish Productions audio adventures in the Doctor Who Main Range ('Time Works') and The Ninth Doctor Adventures ('Fright Motif')

A young age for Adrian Schiller to pass away at.

I particularly enjoyed him in Victoria as Penge, the footman at Buckingham Palace.

Guest actors appearing in THE BATTLE OF RANSKOOR AV KOLOS who have previously appeared in the show:

• Bradley Walsh (Graham)
• Tosin Cole (Ryan)
• Mandip Gill (Yasmin)
• Simon Oatley (Tzim-Sha)

Who: Before And After #1458 / Nu-Who #517

Name: Phyllis Logan [1956 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Battle Of Ranskoor Av Kolos
Character(s): Andinio
Note(s): Appeared in Peter Capaldi's 1993 Oscar winning short 'Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life'

Before Who:
Films: The Red Dress (1977), The White Bird Passes (1980), Another Time, Another Place (1983), The Chain (1984), 1984 [voice only] (1984), Every Picture Tells a Story (1984), Time and the Conways (1985), The Doctor and the Devils (1985), Off Peak (1985), The Inquiry (1987), The Kitchen Toto (1987), And a Nightingale Sang (1989), Goldeneye (1989), The Legendary Life of Ernest Hemingway (1989), The Angry Earth (1989), Il sole buio (1990), Freddie as F.R.O.7. [voice only] (1992), Soft Top Hard Shoulder (1992), Silent Cries (1993), The Big One (1995), Secrets & Lies (1996), Shooting Fish (1997), All the King's Men (1999), NCS: Manhunt (2001), Fields of Gold (2002), The Real Jane Austen (2002), Crust (2003), Alibi (2003), Beneath the Skin (2005), Missing (2006), Nativity! (2009), Day of the Flowers (2012)
Television: Shoestring: Mockingbird (1980) / Play for Today: The Good Time Girls (1981) / End of the Line [2 episodes as Rose (1984)] / Screen Two [3 episodes, different characters (1986?1989)] / Lovejoy* [47 episodes as Lady Jane Felsham (1986?1994)] / When Reason Sleeps: Out Of Time (1987) / First Sight: Extras (1987) / Bust [6 episodes as Sheila Walsh (1987)] / Hannay: Act Of Riot (1988) / Screen One: Happy Feet (1991) / The Play on One [2 episodes, different characters (1991)] / Love and Reason [3 episodes as Lou Larson (1993)] / Kavanagh QC: A Family Affair (1995) / Chiller: Here Comes The Mirror Man (1995) / Pie in the Sky: Coddled Eggs (1996) / Inspector Morse: The Daughters Of Cain (1996) / An Unsuitable Job for a Woman: Sacrifice (1997) / Invasion Earth [6 episodes as Sqn. Ldr. Helen Knox (1998)] / Midsomer Murders: Stranglers Wood (1999) / Holby City [8 episodes as Muriel McKendrick (1999)] / Rab C. Nesbitt: Commons (1999) / Heartbeat [3 episodes, different characters (1999?2009)] / Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased): The Best Years Of Your Death (2000) / Hope & Glory [6 episodes as Annie Gilbert (2000)] / Dickens: Terror To The End (2002) / The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: Playing For The Ashes (2003) / Poirot: Sad Cypress (2003) / Dalziel and Pascoe: A Game Of Soldiers (2004) / Murder in Suburbia: Noisy Neighbours (2004) / Silent Witness: Death By Water (2004) / Spooks [2 episodes as Diana Jewell (2005?2006)] / Sea of Souls: Sleepers (2006) / Trial & Retribution: Curriculum Vitae (2007) / Honest (2008) / Taggart: Trust (2008) / New Tricks: Mad Dogs (2008) / The Royal: Pastures New (2008) / Wallander: The Fifth Woman (2010) / Silent Witness: Shadows (2010) / A Touch of Frost: If Dogs Run Free (2010) / Lip Service [2 episodes as Judy (2010?2012)] / Downton Abbey* [52 episodes as Mrs. Hughes (2010?2015)] / Vera: A Certain Samaritan (2012) / Bones: The Lost Love in the Foreign Land (2014) / The Good Karma Hospital [7 episodes as Maggie Smart (2017?2018)] / Girlfriends [6 episodes as Linda (2018)]


After Who:
Films: Downton Abbey: The Movie (2019), Misbehaviour (2020), The Last Bus (2021), Last Train to Christmas (2021), Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022), Rocketry: The Nambi Effect (2022), Surprised by Oxford (2023), No Way Up (2024)
Television: The Adventures of Paddington [5 episodes as the voice of Mrs. Bird (2019?2020)] / Intergalactic (2021) / Guilt [8 episodes as Maggie Lynch (2021?2023)] / Shetland [6 episodes as Grace Bain (2023)]

Image of the Day # 1811
 

A promotional image of The Seal of Rassilon, also called the Prydonian Seal, for Big Finish's Dark Gallifrey (2024 - ?) series of audio plays.

The Seal of Rassilon, (also called the Prydonian Seal or the omniscate [a symbol of power created by Rassilon during the Vampire Wars]) had previously been used by the Vogons in 'Revenge Of The Cybermen' (1975)


As told in the 2017 short story 'Jorus and the Voganauts' (in the BBC books 'Myths & Legends' anthology):

"A Vogan named Jorus lead a crew on their first journey outside of the Voga system aboard the Voga. As they were about to pass the outer asteroid belt, the ship was transported to a foreign system by Rassilon, Lord President of the Time Lords, who had been captured by the Ra'ra'vis (avian natives of the planet Helion). Answering his distress call, the Vogans mounted a rescue attempt, saving Rassilon from his captors. As a reward for providing his freedom, Rassilon promised the Vogans technology and knowledge far beyond their current level. On the journey back, Rassilon discussed Gallifreyan politics with them, with Jorus taking a particular interest in his seal. The political system on Voga later reflected that of the Time Lords, and the seal would later be used in the halls of the planet."

Alternately - There were a couple lying around in the props department after Revenge of the Cybermen so they used them again in The Deadly Assassin.

I mean. It's not like anyone would notice is it. It was 1976 after all. I doubt they anticipated they would be perused over on vhs, dvd and now Blu-ray by fans decades on, fans who pick up on every minute detail. Methods of viewing that were probably as much sci-fi as the Cybermen themselves at the time.