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[iank]

I thought the opening 2 parter was (along with the finale) the worst thing about it.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by iank

I thought the opening 2 parter was (along with the finale) the worst thing about it.

I'm presuming you missed that highwayman shite with Maisie Williams and Rufus Hound?

That's up there with the worst of Chibnall's dross.

I do very much agree that the finale was crap as was the one man shit show before it.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #488

Name: Jane How (1950 – )
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Planet Of The Daleks episode 2 – Planet Of The Daleks episode 6
Character(s): Rebec

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Kate: Second Time Round (1972) / General Hospital [7 episodes as Nurse Jean Preston (1972-1974)] / A Little Princess [2 episodes as Mariette (1973)]

After Who:
Films: Charles and Diana: Unhappily Ever After (1992), Zoya (1995), AKA (2002), Byron (2003), A Tale of Two Wives (2003), A Good Woman (2004), Riot at the Rite (2005), The Best Man (2005), 8MM 2 (2005), Pinochet's Last Stand (2006), Rabbit Fever (2006), Miss Potter (2006), Compulsion (2008), Beyond the Pole (2009), First Night (2010), Mother's Milk (2011), Je suis daddy (2015), The Sound of Music Live (2015), Mr. Jones (2019), Dead Fred (2019), Cruella (2021)
Television: Ten from the Twenties: Motherlove (1975) / Comedy Premiere: For Richer for Poorer (1975) / Plays for Britain: Shuttlecock (1976) / Killers: The Crumbles Murder (1976) / The Velvet Glove: The Warrior's Return (1977) / Don't Forget to Write!: The Tasting of the Wine (1977) / The Foundation [3 episodes as Joan Russell (1977)] / Cribb: Swing, Swing Together (1980) / The Spoils of War [17 episodes as Rosalynde Warrington (1980-1981)] / Take Three Women: Kate (1982) / The Citadel (1983) / Seaview: First Steps (1983) / A.D. [5 episodes as Poppea (1985)] / EastEnders [44 episodes as Jan / Miss Hammond (1986-2003)] / Matlock: The Billionaire* (1987) / War and Remembrance (1989) / Don't Wait Up [15 episodes as Helen Latimer / Helen Kramer (1983-1990)] / Made in Heaven: Best of Enemies (1990) / Anglo Saxon Attitudes [2 episodes as Young Lillian Portway (1992)] / Lovejoy: Who Is the Fairest of Them All? (1993) / Class Act (1994) / Stick with Me, Kid: Man of a Couple Faces (1995) / Porkpie [3 episodes as Davina (1995-1996)] / Ellington: Deuce (1996) / Heartbeat: Catch Us If You Can (1996) / Pilgrims Rest: Telling Tales (1997) / Coronation Street [2 episodes (2000)] / Love in a Cold Climate (2001) / Bad Girls: Common Criminal (2001) / The Cazalets: (2001) / Armadillo (2001) / Midsomer Murders: Murder on St. Malley's Day (2002) / Daniel Deronda [2 episodes as Lady Pentreath (2002)] / Doctors [6 episodes, different characters (2003-2019)] / The Royal: Sins of the Father (2005) / Judge John Deed: Heart of Darkness (2006) / The Afternoon Play: The Real Deal (2007) / Bones: The Yanks in the U.K. (2008) / Poirot: Cat Among the Pigeons* (2008) / Casualty: Angel (2010) / M.I.High: The Wasp (2011) / Holby City: Push the Button (2013) / Love & Marriage [2 episodes as Vivienne (2013)] / Starlings: (2013) / Obsession - Dark Desires: Cross Your Heart & Hope to Die (2015) / X Company: Schein Und Sein (2016) / His Dark Materials: The Cave (2020)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

An alien Monk from Extremis (2017)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #489a

Name: Hilary Minster (1944 – 1999)
Year(s): 1973 / 1975
Stories: Planet Of The Daleks episode 3 / Genesis Of The Daleks part 3
Character(s): Marat / Thal Soldier

Before Who:
Films: The Battle of Britain (1969),
Television: Z Cars: Sheena (1967) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Where Have They Gone, All the Little Children (1969) / Timeslip [6 episodes as Fritz - German Sailor (1970)] / The Last of the Mohicans [7 episodes as Webb's Sergeant (1971)] / Owen, M.D.: The Bees (1971) / The Golden Bowl [2 episodes as Guest (1972)] / The Long Chase [6 episodes as Motorcyclist (1972)] / Woodstock [4 episodes as Captain Pearson (1973)] / Stage 2: The Shadow of a Gunman (1973) / Hawkeye, the Pathfinder (1973)

After Who:
Films: A Bridge Too Far (1977), The Godsend (1980), Cry Freedom (1987), The Girl in a Swing (1988), Countdown to War (1989),
Television: : Jennie - Lady Randolph Churchill: Jennie Jerome (1974) / Upstairs, Downstairs: Facing Fearful Odds (1974) / Man About the House: Home & Away (1975) / Late Call (1975) / Jackanory Playhouse: The Christmas Cherries (1975) / The Brothers: The Mole (1976) / The Duchess of Duke Street: Tea and a Wad (1977) / Anna Karenina (1977) / Poldark [as John Craven!] (1977) / A Horseman Riding By: 1905 - The Hollow Victory (1978) / The Tomorrow People [2 episodes as Yagon (1978)] / A Family Affair: Quick as You Can (1979) / Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: Tarr Tells His Story (1979) / Crossroads: [2 episodes as Julian Francis (1979)] / Secret Army [4 episodes as Hauptmann Muller (1979)] / The Legend of King Arthur (1979) / Premiere: Story Without a Hero (1979) / 'Allo 'Allo!* [59 episodes as General Von Klinkerhoffen (1984-1992)] / Screen Two: In the Secret State (1985) / Strike It Rich! [3 episodes as John Hammond (1986)] / Bugs: Pandora's Box (1998)

Who: Before And After #489b

Name: Alan Tucker (1937 – 2016)
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Planet Of The Daleks episode 3 – Planet Of The Daleks episode 6
Character(s): Latep

Before Who:
Films: Macbeth (1966), The Battle of Britain* (1969), Burke And Hare (1972)

Television: Boyd Q.C.: The Season of the Year (1961) / Golden Girl: The High Man (1961) / ITV Play of the Week: The Visitors (1961) / The Wars of the Roses [7 episodes as Prince Edward (1965-1970)] / Softly Softly [3 episodes as Sgt. Parry (1966-1967)] / Z Cars [3 episodes, different characters (1967-1974) / The Wednesday Play: The Man Behind You (1968) / The Jazz Age: Majesty (1968) / Sherlock Holmes: The Solitary Cyclist (1968) / ITV Playhouse: Murder - When Robin Was a Boy (1969) / Detective: Hunt the Peacock (1969) / Canterbury Tales: The Miller's Tale / The Reeve's Tale (1969) / Hadleigh [2 episodes as Frank Forbitt (1969)] / Ace of Wands: Now You See It, Now You Don't (1970) / Softly Softly - Task Force: Sweet Are the Uses of Adversity (1970) / UFO* [3 episodes, different characters (1970-1971)] / Coronation Street (1971) / The Onedin Line: Shadow of Doubt (1972) / BBC Play of the Month: The Merchant of Venice* (1972) / Spy Trap: The Executioner (1972) / Emmerdale Farm (1972) / Public Eye: The Golden Boy (1973) / The Flaxton Boys: 1945 - What You Don't Know Might Hurt You (1973)

After Who:
Films: A Bridge Too Far (1977), The Godsend (1980), Cry Freedom (1987), The Girl in a Swing (1988), Countdown to War (1989),
Television: : Ooh La La!: The Lady from Maxims (1973) / The Dragon's Opponent: Banishment (1973) / Colditz: Senior American Officer (1974) / I, Claudius: Zeus, by Jove! (1976) / 1990: Decoy (1977) / Crown Court: Association (1978) / The BBC Television Shakespeare: Measure for Measure (1979)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The second (Patrick Troughton) and third (Jon Pertwee) Doctor's look bemused at something in The Three Doctors (1972)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #490a

Name: Stewart Bevan (1948 – )
Year(s): 1973
Stories: The Green Death episode 1 – The Green Death episode 6
Character(s): Clifford Jones

Note:

• Was romantically linked with Katy Manning when cast in 'The Green Death'
  Appeared in numerous Who-related projects:
• Reprised the role of Clifford Jones in the 2004 'Green Death 'DVD minisode 'Global Conspiracy?'
• Appeared as Clifford Jones in the Blu-Ray Collection Trailers 'Jo Grant Returns' and 'Jo Grant vs the Autons... Again?!'
• Provided the voice of Inspector Nettles in the Iris Wildthyme Audio story 'Midwinter Murders'
• Provided the voice of the computer BOSS in the Torchwood audio story 'The Green Life'

Before Who:
Films: To Sir, with Love* (1967), Lock Up Your Daughters! (1969), Burke And Hare (1982), The Flesh and Blood Show* (1972)

Television: The Troubleshooters: A Run for Their Money (1966)

After Who:
Films: Steptoe and Son Ride Again* (1973), Brannigan* (1975), The Ghoul (1975), The Confessional (1976), Spy Story (1976), Lamaload (1981), 4D Special Agents (1981), Ivanhoe (1982), Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking (2004), Chromophobia (2005), The Scouting Book for Boys (2009)

Television: Public Eye [2 episodes as Martins (1975)] / Romance: Emily (1977) / Emmerdale Farm [8 episodes as Ray Oswell (1977)] / Accident: Terri (1978) / Dick Turpin: The Pursuit (1979) / Secret Army: The Last Run (1979) / Shoestring [3 episodes, different characters (1979)] / Blake's 7: Death-Watch (1980) / The Enigma Files: The Sweeper (1980) / The Onedin Line: A Royal Return (1980) / Airline: Conscience (1982) / The Gentle Touch: Pressures (1983) / Nanny: The Sault (1983) / Number 10: A Woman of Style (1983) / The Brief: No Questions (1984) / Y.E.S.: Hot Work (1987) / A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery: Strong Poison (1987) / Casualty: Desperate Odds (1988) / Shalom Salaam [2 episodes as Richard (1989)] / Screenplay: Seeing in the Dark (1989) / Grange Hill (1994) / The House of Eliott (1994) / The Bill: Journey Home (1995) / Crocodile Shoes II: Boom (1996) / Silent Witness: Friends Like These (1997) / Brookside (1997) / Murder in Mind: Rage (2002) / The Brief: Blame (2005)

Who: Before And After #490b

Name: Tony Adams (1940 – )
Year(s): 1973
Stories: The Green Death episode 1 – The Green Death episode 4
Character(s): Mark Elgin

Before Who:
Films: The Magic Box (1951), The Enchanted Garret (1953), Two Grooms for a Bride (1955), Touch and Go (1955), Kiss Me Kate (1964), A Lizard in a Woman's Skin (1971), Villain (1971)
Television: Crown Court:Conspiracy - Regina v Luckhurst and Sawyer (1972)

After Who:
Films: The Godmothers (1973), Hardly Working (1980), Aladdin (1986)
Television: ITV Play of the Week: Queen of Hearts (1973) / General Hospital [20 episodes as Dr. Neville Bywaters (1973-1980)] / Crossroads [73 episodes as Adam Chance (1978-1988) / Hale and Pace: Christmas Extravaganza (1986) / Bergerac: Tangos in the Night (1989) / The Upper Hand: You Shall Go to the Ball (1992) / The Grimleys: The Big Sleep (2001) / The Afternoon Play: Turkish Delight (2003) / Doctors: Ghost in the Machine (2006) / Rosamunde Pilcher: Lords lügen nicht (2010)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The on screen logo for the William Hartnell first Doctor era 1963-66.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #491

Name: Jerome Willis (1928 – 2014)
Year(s): 1973
Stories: The Green Death episode 1 – The Green Death episode 6
Character(s): Jocelyn Stevens
Note: Reprised the role of Stevens in the 2004 'Green Death 'DVD minisode 'Global Conspiracy?'

Before Who:
Films: The Silent Enemy (1958), The Dark Pits of War (1960), Foxhole in Cairo* (1960), The Alchemist (1961), They Hanged My Saintly Billy (1962), The Cruel Necessity (1962), Siege of the Saxons (1963), They All Died Laughing (1964), Khartoum (1966), Death Happens to Other People (1967), The Magus (1968), The Stiffkey Scandals of 1932 (1969), Doomwatch* (1972)

Television: Abigail and Roger [4 episodes (1956)] / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Juno and the Paycock (1957) / The Adventures of Sir Lancelot: The Prince of Limerick (1957) / ITV Television Playhouse: The Shadow of a Gun Man (1957) / ITV Television Playhouse: The Queen's Husband (1957) / Duty Bound: The Girl Who Took the Wrong Turning (1958) / Television Playwright: The Dark Side of the Earth (1959) / The Life and Death of Sir John Falstaff [3 episodes as Westmoreland (1959)] / Love and Mr Lewisham [2 episodes as Mr. Bletherley (1959)] / Bleak House [7 episodes as Allan Woodcourt (1959)] / An Age of Kings [14 episodes, different characters (1960)] / Out of This World: The Dark Star (1962) / Studio 4 [2 episodes, different characters (1962)] / Z Cars [8 episodes, different characters (1962-1973)] / Romeo and Juliet ( 1962) / The Spread of the Eagle [6 episodes, different characters (1963)] / The Avengers: Intercrime (1963) / The Plane Makers [3 episodes, different characters (1963)] / First Night: Sticks (1963) / Coronation Street (1964) / It's Dark Outside: A Room with No View (1964) / ITV Play of the Week: A Case of Character (1964) / Redcap: Corporal McCann's Private War (1964) / Joan of Arc [2 episodes as the Inquisitor (1964)] / The Count of Monte Cristo [6 episodes as Beauchamp (1964)] / Armchair Theatre: The Gaming Book (1965) / R3: The Critical Moment (1965) / Theatre 625: Ironhand (1965) / A Tale of Two Cities [3 episodes as the Marquis St. Evremonde (1965)] / Londoners: Kill Three (1965) / The Man in Room 17: Confidential Report (1965) / Jury Room: The Side of Mercy (1965) / Out of the Unknown: Time in Advance (1965) / Danger Man: The Mirror's New (1965) / Danger Man: English Lady Takes Lodgers (1965) / Danger Man: Someone Is Liable to Get Hurt (1966) / The Baron: There's Someone Close Behind You (1966) / The Avengers: How to Succeed .... at Murder*[ (1966) / ITV Sunday Night Drama: From Inner Space (1966) / Te Troubleshooters: The Bigger They Are (1966) / Adam Adamant Lives!: Sing a Song of Murder (1966) / The Wednesday Play: Little Master Mind (1966) / Softly Softly: What Colour a Wolf? (1967) / Champion House: Man Running (1967) / Escape: The Kindness of Strangers (1967) / City '68: Love Thy Neighbour (1968) / The Gamblers: Thirty Stretch (1968) / The Caesars [2 episodes as Macro (1968)] / The Jazz Age: Lonely Road (1968) / The Avengers: The Rotters (1968) / Callan: Death of a Friend (1969) / W. Somerset Maugham: Episode (1969) / Manhunt: One More River (1970) / Paul Temple: Kill or Cure (1970) / Biography: Danton (1970) / Omnibus: The Mysterious Mr Eliot (1971) / Brett: The Moses Basket (1971) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Death's Head (1971) / Freewheelers* [7 episodes as Professor Nero (1971)] / The Shadow of the Tower: Do the Sheep Sin? (1972) / Pretenders: The Paymaster (1972) / Stage 2: The Duchess of Malfi (1972) / War & Peace: Skirmish at Schongraben (1972) / Woodstock [4 episodes as Oliver Cromwell (1973)] / The Bellcrest Story [4 episodes as Donald Williams (1973)] / Scotch on the Rocks [4 episodes as P.P.S. (1973)]

After Who:
Films: Yellow Dog (1973), Winstanley (1975), Boswell for the Defence (1983), The Tale of Beatrix Potter (1983), Lifeforce* (1985), John Lennon: A Journey in the Life (1985), God's Outlaw (1986), Dear Sarah (1989), Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady* (1992), Sherlock Holmes: Incident at Victoria Falls (1992), Orlando (1992), Unnatural Causes (1993), A Business Affair (1994), A Mind to Murder (1995), The Apocalypse Watch (1997), The Sea Change (1998), Heaven on Earth (1998), March in Windy City (1998), Care (2000). Loving You (2003), Alibi (2003), Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)

Television: Two Women (1973) / Out of the Past: Into Thin Air (1974) / BBC Play of the Month: Robinson Crusoe (1974) / Within These Walls [56 episodes as Charles Radley (1974-1978)] / Wilde Alliance: A Question of Research (1978) /The Standard: Golden Boy (1978) / A Bunch of Fives [3 episodes as Alan Jenner (1978)] / The Sandbaggers [18 episodes as Matthew Peele (1978-1980)] / Return of the Saint: The Obono Affair (1979) / Premiere: Henry Intervening (1979) / BBC2 Playhouse: The Potsdam Quartet (1981) / Yes Minister: The Greasy Pole (1981) / Crown Court: Leonora (1981) / Kessler [2 episodes as Hugo Van Eyck (1981)] / King's Royal [2 episodes as Hutt (1982)] / The Brack Report: Chapter 7 (1982) / By the Sword Divided: This War Without an Enemy (1983) / The Pickwick Papers (1985) / Oscar: Trials (1985) / Tender Is the Night: 1929 (1985) / Bergerac: Low Profile (1985) / The Theban Plays by Sophocles: Theban Plays - Oedipus at Colonus (1986) / King & Castle: Friends (1986) / To Have and to Hold (1986) / Anastasia: the Mystery of Anna [2 episodes as Kurt Vermehren (1986)] / A Killing on the Exchange (1987) / Yes, Prime Minister: The National Education Service (1988) / A Gentlemen's Club [4 episodes as Lord Costwold (1988)] / Screen Two: Death of a Son (1989) / Running Wild (1989) / The New Statesman: Who Shot Alan B'Stard? (1990) / Poirot: The Cornish Mystery (1990) / Wish Me Luck [4 episodes as General Liddiard (1990)] / Chain: Miss Brinkwell (1990) / This Is David Harper: A List of Abuses (1990) / Stay Lucky: Shingle Beach (1991) / Crime Story: The White House Farm Murders (1993) / Goodnight Sweetheart: In the Mood (1993) / Blue Heaven (1994) / Space Precinct [25 episodes as Captain Rexton Podly (1994-1995)] / Tales of Mystery and Imagination: The Oval Portrait (1995) / McCallum: City of the Dead (1997) / A Certain Justice (1998) / A Touch of Frost: Private Lives (1999) / Midsomer Murders: Blood Will Out* (1999) / The Scarlet Pimpernel: A King's Ransom (1999) / Heartbeat: House Rules (2003) / The Last Detective: The Long Bank Holiday (2004) / Casualty: Much Wants More (2004) / Doctors: Que Sera Sera (2007)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Master (Anthony Ainley) and Peri (Nicola Bryant) in Planet of Fire (1984)