Series 1

### Distributor:

Warner Home Video (Region 1)2|Entertain and Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment (Region 2) Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (Region 4)

### Written by:

Logan Crimson, Jamie Wells, Alice Cornwall, Max Amato and Natalie Robyn

### Directed by:

Rachel Talalay, Adam Smith, Hettie MacDonald, Wayne Yip, Graeme Harper and Jamie Childs

### Producers:

Logan Crimson and Natalie Robyn

**Series 1** of Doctor Who introduced Georgina Campbell as the Fourteenth Doctor, Lucas Till as Elias Danielsen and Florence Pugh as Fleur.

The series opened with *Revolution's Vice* and concluded with *The Warrior's Way*. It was followed by a Christmas Special, *Christmas and the Silurians*.

## Summary

A brand new era, a brand new incarnation, a brand new TARDIS - the Doctor barely has a moment to rest before she finds herself flying through time and space yet again, alongside perhaps one of the strangest companion duos she’s ever had; a laid back detective from the 41st century in the form of Elias Danielsen and a highly secretive Krillitane refugee by the name of simply "Fleur".

But what exactly is Fleur hiding? And will Elias find the answers to all his burning questions about human nature? Indeed, only time will tell...

## Overview

The series consisted of twelve stories and fourteen episodes. It was Georgina Campbell's first full series as the Fourteenth Doctor and introduced new companions Lucas Till as Elias Danielsen in the premiere, *Revolution's Vice*, and Florence Pugh as Fleur in the following episode, *True Colours*.

Logan Crimson took over as showrunner whilst Natalie Robyn took over as the script editor and producer - an arrangement that would remain until Series 6.

With this series, airing dates would revert back to Saturdays. Everything from *Revolution's Vice* to *Christmas and the Silurians* was part of the Series 1 production block.

There was no story arc for the series, instead it focused on a loose narrative thread consisting of Fleur running from her past involving her own people, the Krillitanes and Elias' ever futile search for places across time and space left uncorrupted by war, aristocracy and injustice.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur / Parallel Fleur - Florence Pugh

### Guest

* Abijah - Austin Abrams
* The Juvenile - James Purefoy
* Bril - Sienna Guillory
* Connor McMillan - Dan Stevens
* Frye Fly Fillif - Alan Davies
* Dpondore - Emma Thompson
* Almandoe - Ty Simpkins
* The King of Peladon - Luke Evans
* Klargox - Richard Ashton
* Ssirz - Spencer Wilding
* Sir Edward Loughton - Hugh Laurie
* Ms. Camilla Holmes - Sophie Thompson
* Dame Antoinette Cabot - Diane Parish
* Cecelia Clemente - Liz Sutherland Lim
* Clarence Kensington - Casey Cott
* Arthur Fitzgerald - James Joyce
* George Orwell - Stephen McGann
* Mateo Quintana - Javier Bardem
* Kyllan - TBC
* Charlotte - TBC
* Shane - TBC
* Architect - TBC
* Brother Terinus - Benedict Cumberbatch
* The Trickster - Paul Marc Davis
* Tomas - Bradley James
* Charlemagne - TBC
* Frank Soldier - TBC
* Roman Soldier - TBC
* Gabinus - TBC
* Logan - TBC
* Pope Leo - TBC
* Caleb Danielsen - Joe Alwyn
* Andrea Danielsen - Julia Garner
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Aliens and Enemies

* The Sinnermen
* The Gangs of Jaromso
* A Xanrassian Eagle
* The Juvenile
* The Ice Warriors
	+ Klargox
	+ Ssirz
* The Mandragora Helix
* Edward Loughton
* Spanish Nationalists
* The Silvertax
* The Kanbi
* The Krillitanes
	+ Brother Terinus
* The Trickster
* Tomas
* The Daleks

## Production Blocks

Production blocks were arranged as follows:

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 1 were released in boxset form by 2|Entertain and Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment for Region 2 and by Warner Home Video for Region 1. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature - Cooking with Florence Pugh.

#### Blu-Ray

The series was also released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Doctor Who Confidential*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production. A follow-up Collection set was released as well, containing additional features such as; Behind the Sofa and series production documentaries.

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