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Adam Knopf

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Producer

* *New World*
* *The Beast of Shoal*
* *The Mind of the Surron*
* *Lightstrike*
* *Soul Searcher*
* *The Time Machine*
* *The Perfect World*
* *Invasion of the Eyes*
* *Night of the Krampus*
* *Santa's Coming to Town!*
* *The Contagion*
* *Molten Heart*
* *Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror*
* *The Conquest of Far*
* *The Curse of Lady Macbeth*
* *The Invention of Death*
* *Black Powder*
* *The Eternal Games*
* *The Pendant*
* *The Dalek Occupation of Winter*
* *Rosa Parks*
* *The Other Side*
* *Girl, Deconstructed*
* *Kerblam!*
* *Infamy of the Zaross*
* *The Saviour of Gallifrey*
Girl, Deconstructed (TV Story)

Matt Strevens

***Girl, Deconstructed*** was the fifth serial of Season 55 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Lisa McMullin, directed by Jamie Magnus Stone and starred Jemma Redgrave as the Fifteenth Doctor, Rebecca Root as Joanne Tilley & Ravin J Ganatra as Anderson Stenhouse.

## Synopsis

Marnie is missing. But she hasn't run away, as her dad fears - Marnie is still very much at home. But not quite as she was.

The Doctor & her companions joins forces with Missing Persons detective Jana Lee to help solve the mystery of a girl who's gone to pieces.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Jemma Redgrave
* Joanne Tilley - Rebecca Root
* Anderson Stenhouse - Ravin J Ganatra
* DC Jana Lee - Pearl Appleby
* Marnie / The Serapheem - Mirren Mack
* Kurt - Forbes Masson
* Douglas - Benjamin Davies

## References

* The Doctor claims to like most flavours of jelly except rumbleberry.
* The Doctor describes Dundee cake as "dangerous" as he once took the final slice while having afternoon tea with Mary, Queen of Scots and nearly lost a finger upon finding out the hard way it was her favourite.
* The Doctor says that the empty house reminds him of *Scooby Doo*.
* Douglas mentions that Jana once fancied a boy called Simon Campbell who she later arrested for fraud.
* The Doctor was tracking the Serapheem across the Zenthantine star system and says that their "holiday traffic" is very busy around the Prism of Orion.
* The Doctor's TARDIS cannot translate the Serapheem, likening it to trying to talk to a swarm of bees.
* The Doctor quotes the Chuckle Brothers when moving Marnie's bed with Kurt and calls himself a fan.
* Marnie's old stuffed animals are called Billy and Bobby Bunnykins.
* Kurt likens talking to the Serapheem to "like something out of *Star Trek*", which the Doctor takes offence to.
* The Doctor claims that the birth of a Kotongasara is the strangest birth she knows, in which "everyone present turns blue and sings through their bottom for five days in celebration".
* The Doctor nicknames Jana the "time police".
* The Doctor does not believe in coincidences.

## Continuity

* The Doctor implies she is still a member of UNIT. (TV: *Spearhead from Space*, et al.)
* The Doctor's TARDIS can perform Block Transfer Computation. (TV: *Logopolis*)

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 55 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Fifth Season* in 2020.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 55 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Fifth Season* on Blu-ray in 2020.
Fugitives on the Moon (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Jack Afton

Matthew Robinson

***Fugitives on the Moon*** was the second serial of Series 1 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Russell T Davies, directed by Charles Palmer and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector, Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward & David Oyelowo as Jack Afton.

 Synopsis

The Pyramid team are investigating a hospital after picking up an alien life sign within the hospital. Then all of a sudden, the hospital begins to shake. When the shaking stops, everyone is terrified to find themselves on the surface of the moon.

Space rhinos named Judoon storm the building looking for an alien criminal. The team believe they're looking for the same alien. Now separated from the rest of her team, Bernice must find Jennifer and Jack before the Judoon do. But instead of finding her friends, she finds an even older friend.

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Jack Afton - David Oyelowo
* Florence Finnegan - Anne Reid
* Mr Stoker - Roy Marsden
* Morgenstern - To be added.
* Julia Swales - To be added.
* Judoon Captain - To be added.
* Judoon Voices - Nicholas Briggs

## Home video releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 2002.

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 1 were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete First Series*box set, released in 2002
* This story along with the other stories in Season 38 were later released as *The Pyramid: The Complete First Series*on Blu-ray.
Jo Jones

## Jo Grant

### Reason for Leaving

Fell in love with Clifford Jones and got married

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 8

* *Terror of the Autons*
* *The Mind of Evil*
* *The Claws of Axos*
* *Colony in Space*
* *The Dæmons*

#### Season 9

* *Day of the Daleks*
* *The Curse of Peladon*
* *The Sea Devils*
* *The Mutants*
* *The Time Monster*

#### Season 10

* *The Three Doctors*
* *Carnival of Monsters*
* *Frontier in Space*
* *Planet of the Daleks*
* *The Green Death*

#### Season 40

* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*

#### Season 51

* *A Green Future*
* *The Eternity Planet*
* *Veritas*
* *The Rise of Cybus*

### The Jo Jones Chronicles

#### Series 1

* *The Energy of Axos*
* *Invasion of the Atarmen*
* *The Great Rainstorm*
* *Conquest of the Nestene*
* *Mona Lisa's Revenge*
* *The Secret of Jo Jones*

#### Series 2

* *The Phoenix Champion*
* *The Glove of the Unqrail*
* *Praxeus*
* *The Memory Cheats*
* *The Lost Child*
* *New Mars*

#### Series 3

* *The Last Dalek*
* *Floor Zero*
* *The Thing of Nightmares*
* *The Renegade*
* *Erased from Time*
* *Rise of the Sea Devils*

#### Series 4

* *The Landlord*
* *The Fatal Waste*
* *The Power of the Atarmen*
Davros

Terry Malloy

**Davros**, often referred to by his creations as **the Creator**, was originally the head of the Kaled Scientific Elite on the planet Skaro, but he became better known as the creator of the Daleks. The results of his attempts to bring the war on Skaro to an end were not as he envisioned, because the Daleks wiped out both the Thal and Kaled races, save for himself. Davros survived the centuries, using whatever medical assistance was available to sustain his life.

For a time, he sought to create a race of Daleks loyal to him, which led to the Imperial-Renegade Civil War, where he served as Emperor of the loyal Daleks, and later of the Dalek race as a whole. But his relationship with them was always a tense one. He was frequently hunted, maligned, or otherwise denigrated by one portion or other of the Daleks.

Davros had a brilliant scientific mind, and was constantly devising ways to give his creations greatness; often overlooking the fact they saw him as beneath them, and would often keep him imprisoned, either because he was a threat or for his genius.

Through his creations, many came to consider him responsible for trillions of deaths and innumerable wars across the universe. Despite the fact that he was not unquestionably the ruler of the Daleks, he was one of the Doctor's greatest enemies, rivalling the Master in both intellect and madness. Despite this, both Davros and the Doctor called each other friends on separate occasions. Davros considered the Doctor the closest thing that the scientist had to a familiar, even as they served as foes

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 38

* *The Dawn of War*
* The Missing Piece
* *The Nightmare*

#### Season 44

* *The End of Civilisation*
* *The Time of the Daleks*
Clifford Jones

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 40

* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*

### The Jo Jones Chronicles

#### Series 1

* *The Energy of Axos*
* *Invasion of the Atarmen*
* *Conquest of the Nestene*
* *The Secret of Jo Jones*

#### Series 2

* *The Phoenix Champion*
* *The Glove of the Unqrail*
* *Praxeus*
* *The Memory Cheats*
* *The Lost Child*
* *New Mars*

#### Series 3

* *The Last Dalek*
* *Floor Zero*
* *The Thing of Nightmares*
* *The Renegade*
* *Erased from Time*
* *Rise of the Sea Devils*

#### Series 4

* *The Landlord*
* *The Fatal Waste*
* *The Power of the Atarmen*
Fifth Doctor

Tegan Jovanka

Vistor Turlough

Kamelion

Peri Brown

## Behind the Scenes

### Casting

After the popular fourth incarnation, it was decided that the next incarnation should be played by an actor who was already firmly established in the British public's mind. Peter Davison was chosen, due in no small part to his popular and critically acclaimed role as Tristan Farnon in *All Creatures Great and Small*, a BBC series based on the books of James Herriot.

Richard Griffiths was considered for the role before Peter Davison was cast. He would later be cast as the Eighth Doctor

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 19

* Castrovalva
* Four to Doomsday
* Kinda
* The Visitation
* Black Orchid
* Earthshock
* Time-Flight

#### Season 20

* Arc of Infinity
* Snakedance
* Mawrdryn Undead
* Terminus
* Enlightenment
* The King's Demons
* The Five Doctors

#### Season 21

* Warriors of the Deep
* The Awakening
* Frontios
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Planet of Fire
* The Caves of Androzani
Countrycide (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Jack Afton

Matthew Robinson

***Countrycide*** was the fourth serial of Series 2 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Chris Chibnall, directed by Andy Goddard and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector, Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward & David Oyelowo as Jack Afton.

## Synopsis

Concerned that the space-time rift is spreading, The Pyramid team investigates a series of gruesome deaths located in a small village in the Brecon Beacons. What sort of creature could cause such shocking injuries? Stranded without communications or equipment and isolated from one another, the team confronts a terrifying enemy.

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Jack Afton - David Oyelowo
* Evan Sherman - Owen Teale
* Helen Sherman - Maxine Evans
* Kieran - Callum Gallaghan
* Huw - To be added
* Ellie - To be added
* Martin - Robert Barton

## References

### Species

* Bernice says humans are the only species in the universe to go camping.

### Food and beverages

* Jack declines a hamburger, citing concerns about hepatitis.

### Popular culture

* *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre* is mentioned.

## Home video releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 2002.

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 2 were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Second Series* box set, released in 2003
* This story along with the other stories in Series 2 were later released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Second Series* on Blu-ray.
Ice Warrior Ship

An **Ice Warrior** ship was a type of ship used by the Ice Warriors that could teleport both people and objects on to the ship. A group of Ice Warriors led by the Ice Lord Hhessh were exiled from Mars, but took Sezhyr's relics in the hopes of somehow resurrecting him. They soon arrived on Earth in 1933, but the ship containing the relics crashed into the Moscow River. The remaining Ice Warrior ship was placed into a large cold storage unit, where they were allowed to hibernate by Vitali Wolshkin. The Ice Warriors eventually repaired the ship, and in 1967, Glarva arrived in the the Ice Warriors ship and teleported Sam's group (along with the TARDIS and half of the Moscow river) on to the ship.  (TV: *Thin Ice*)
Bridget Spears

**Bridget Spears** was the personal assistant to John Frobisher.

## Biography

### Early Life

Around 1979, Bridget was attached to the Civil Service for six months, during which she met John Frobisher. Although Swales did not think that he would be successful, Bridget disagreed and kept an eye on him. Ten years later, Frobisher asked for Bridget as his personal assistant, which surprised her as she did not think that he knew her name. (TV: *Children of Earth: Day Five*)

### The 456 Incident

Bridget was still working for Frobisher in September 2010, when Lois Habiba was assigned to help her whilst the computer system was updated. She gave Lois her login details, which she used to look into the Pyramid, and sent off the Blank Page per Frobisher's orders, something that she seemed unhappy with doing. (TV: *Children of Earth: Day One*) Bridget witnessed the construction of the tank for the arrival of the 456 and asked if they could determine what sort of creature could survive in the poisonousatmosphere. (TV: *Children of Earth: Day Two*) When negotiations began, she accompanied Frobisher and attended the COBRA meetings. (TV: *Children of Earth: Day Three*)

In a COBRA meeting, Bridget attempted to stop Lois from speaking up and learnt that she was working with the Pyramid. (TV: *Children of Earth: Day Four*) Following Frobisher's murder-suicide, she visited Lois in her prison cell and told her of how Frobisher ought to be remembered as a good man. She learnt from Lois how to use the Eye-5 contact lenses and withdrew them from evidence, using them to record Brian Green who described himself as "lucky" after the incident. She told Green that she had been recording and was dismissed by Denise Riley, who promised to have Lois released and that Green would be exposed. (TV: *Children of Earth: Day Five*)
Doctor in the Bug (TV Story)

Cat

Kryten

## Episode Details

***Doctor in the Bug*** was a two-part story broadcast in 1998 as a part of that year's Children in Need appeal. It was written by Doug Naylor, directed by Brian Farnham and starred Hugh Bonneville as the Ninth Doctor & Beverley Cressman as Abigail Norwood along with Chris Barrie as Arnold Rimmer, Craig Charles as Dave Lister, Danny John-Lules as Cat & Robert Llewellyn as Kryten.

## Synopsis

The Doctor & Abigail are trapped on board Starbug with the Red Dwarf Crew & a Polymorph

## Cast

* The Doctor - Hugh Bonneville
* Abigail Norwood - Beverley Cressman
* Rimmer - Chris Barrie
* Lister - Craig Charles
* Cat - Danny John-Jules
* Kryten - Robert Llewellyn

 Crew

To be added.

## Home video releases

*Doctor in the Bug* would receive only one transmission and would never be exploited commercially in any way. Nevertheless, because it was broadcast during a period of time where home VHS was widely available, it was recorded by many fans. It is now easily, if illegally, available on the internet.
Ian Dow

**Ian Dow** (1941-24 January 2018) provided the O.B. Lighting for several *Doctor Who* television stories.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Ian Dow's first television job was as an engineering manager on the 1966 documentary, The Royal Institutions Christmas Letters. Dow went on to work as an engineering manager on the TV mini-series, Blott on the Landscape (1985), the TV movie, Higglety Pigglety Pop! (1985) and the TV special, Driving Force '87 (1987).

### Work on Doctor Who

Dow's first credit for Doctor Who was providing the O.B. Lighting for the Season 24 story Time and the Rani. Dow went on to provide the lighting for many more Doctor Who stories, up until the Season 28 story, *Network*.

### After Doctor Who

Dow's other notable credits include, Extra (1989), Moondial (1988, Tricky Buisness (1989), Noel's House Party (1992) and Grange Hill (1997). Dow's final job on television before retiring was as a Unit Engineer manager on several episodes of Treasure Hunt in 2002.

## Personal Life

Dow passed away on the 24th January 2014.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Lighting

* *Time and the Rani*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Delta and the Bannermen* (credited as lighting)
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *Silver Nemesis* (credited as lighting)
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *Battlefield*
* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Survival* (credited as lighting)
* *Earth Aid* (credited as lighting)
* *Crime of the Century* (credited as lighting)
* *Alixion* (credited as lighting)
* *Last of the Daleks* (credited as lighting)
* *Night Thoughts* (credited as lighting)
* *Illegal Alien* (credited as lighting)
* *Network* (credited as lighting)
26 September (releases)

On **26 September**, a number of things set in or relevant to the *Doctor Who* universe were released or published.

* 1970 - Part four of the *TV Comic*story *Doctor Who and the Robot* was first published..
* 1990 - Part four of the TV story *Earth Aid* was first broadcast on BBC TWO.
* 1992 - Part four of the TV story *Nightshade* was first broadcast on BBC TWO.
* 1996 - DWM 244 was first released by Marvel Comics.
* 1998 - Part one of *Spare Parts* was first broadcast on BBC One.
Invaders from Mars (TV Story)

***Invaders from Mars*** was the third serial of Season 41 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Mark Gatiss, directed by James Strong and starred Liam Cunningham as the Eleventh Doctor & Kate Ashfield as Hannah Ward

## Synopsis

Hallowe'en 1938.

A month after a mysterious meteorite lit up the skies of New York State, Martian invaders laid waste to the nation. At least, according to soon-to-be infamous Orson Welles they did. But what if some of the panicked listeners to the legendary *The War of the Worlds* broadcast weren't just imagining things?

Attempting to return Hannah home again, the Doctor ends up in the wrong country at the wrong time, arriving in Manhattan in the late 1930s. There, they discover that a full on alien invasion is about to commence. With the world at stake, the TARDIS crew are forced into an alliance with a sultry dame called Glory Bee, Orson Welles himself and a mobster with half a nose known as "the Phantom".

## Cast

* The Doctor - Liam Cunningham
* Hannah Ward - Kate Ashfield

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 41 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-First Season* in 2005.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 41 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-First Season* on Blu-ray.
Goth Opera (TV Story)

***Goth Opera*** was the sixth & final serial ofSeason 31 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Paul Cornell, directed by Stuart McDonald and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield & Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector.

 Synopsis

Manchester, 1993. The vampires of Great Britain have received a message: the long-awaited arrival of their evil messiah is imminent. It's time for a recruitment drive.

On holiday in Tasmania with Chris and the Doctor, Bernice is attacked by a demonic child. She escapes unharmed — except for two small wounds in her neck.

Why are the descendants of the Great Vampire so desperate to obtain the blood of a Time Lord? And what is their connection to a forbidden ancient Gallifreyan cult?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Romana - Lalla Ward
* Ruath - Mary Jo Randle
* Yarven - Oliver Ford Davies
* Spandrell - Nicholas Lyndhurst
* Jake Hedges - Peter Helmer
* Madelaine Worth - Gillian Hanna
* Eric - Terrence Edmond
* Jeremy Sanders - Mark Strong
* Victor Lang - Jack Randle
* Matthew - Billy Clarke
* Child - Sammy O'Grady
* Sabalom Glitz - Tony Selby
* Dibber - Glen Murphy
* Pogarel - Jo Castleton
* Agonal - Peter Cleal

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 31 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-First Season* in 2008.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 31 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 31* in the UK.
Jean Robinson

## Jean Robinson

Helen Baxendale as Jean Robinson in a promotion picture for Season 36

### Family

Charlotte Robinson (Mother)Andrew Robinson (Father)

Marie Robinson (Sister)

Evelyn Robinson (Auntie)

### Reason for Leaving

Turned into Varga plant + Shot by The Doctor

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 36

* *The Smog*
* *The End of the World*
* *The Stones of Venice*
* *Minuet in Hell*
* *The Reaping*
* *The Chimes of Midnight*
* *Cracked Time*

#### Season 37

* *The Flood*
* *Plant Matter*
* *Night of the Scarecrows*
* *The Holy Terror*
* *Wrong Lives*
* *The Ghosts of Victoria's Manor*
* *Cold Land*
* *The Hope of Humanity*

#### Season 38

* *The Great War*
* *The Dawn of War*
* *Earth Rebels*
* *Casualties of War*
* *Doomsday*
* *Prisoner of the Daleks*
* *The Missing Piece*
* *The Nightmare*
Ascension of Gallifrey (TV Story)

Amaron

Kalien

Matt Strevens

***Ascension of Gallifrey*** was the third serial of Season 56 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Scott Handcock, directed by Emma Sullivan and starred Jemma Redgrave as the Fifteenth Doctor, Rebecca Root as Joanne Tilley, Ravin J Ganatra as Anderson Stenhouse & T'Nia Miller as Amaron.

## Synopsis

Gallifrey has been invaded by the Cybermen & their new leader, Omega. The Cybermen are beginning their attack, as they push towards the quantum force field controls. Gallifrey is at war, and it's up to the Doctor & her allies to make sure they win this war or face defeat.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Jemma Redgrave
* Joanne Tilley - Rebecca Root
* Anderson Stenhouse - Ravin J Ganatra
* Amaron - T'Nia Miller
* Romana - Annabel Scholey
* Kalien - Jenna Coleman
* Ki-Yill - To be added.
* Omega - Timothy Dalton
* Voice of Cybermen - Nicholas Briggs
* Cybermen - Matthew Rohman, Simon Carew, Jon Davey, Richard Highgate, Richard Price, Mickey Lewis, Matthew Doman, Paul Bailey

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 56 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Sixth Season* in 2022.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 56 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Sixth Season* on Blu-ray in 2022.
BBC

The Pyramid

UNIT

The **British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)** is the dominant television and radio broadcast entity in the United Kingdom. Currently, the BBC operates multiple TV networks and radio stations, many of which have broadcast Doctor Who-related content over the years.

## BBC Channels

* BBC One
* BBC Two
* BBC Three
* BBC Four
* CBBC
* CBeebies
* BBC News
* BBC Parliament
* BBC Alba
* BBC World News
* S4C
* BBC Scotland
* BBC Wales
* BBC Northern Ireland
Frozen Time (TV Story)

Caroline Skinner

***Frozen Time*** was the 2012 Christmas Special of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Paul Cornell, directed by Paul McGuigan and starred Peter Capaldi as the Thirteenth Doctor, Vicky McClure as Kelsey Haule & Tom Ellis as Richard McIntyre.

## Synopsis

In the year 3691, Earth is dying. Nature is beginning to decay, the planets automatic defences are shutting down & the temperature is beginning to drop rapidly. Earth is doomed, but how? As the Doctor begins to investigate, he finds the natives of Mars at work. Can he save the Earth before it turns into a frozen graveyard?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Kelsey Haule - Vicky McClure
* Richard McIntyre - Tom Ellis

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 49 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Ninth Season* in 2013.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 49, Part 2 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 49, Part 2* in 2013.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 49 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Ninth Season* on Blu-ray in 2013.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 49, Part 2 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 49, Part 2* on Blu-ray in 2013.
Aggrotron! (TV Story)

***Aggrotron!*** was the fifth serial of Season 42 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Alan Barnes, directed by James Strong and starred Liam Cunningham as the Eleventh Doctor, Kate Ashfield as Hannah Ward & Adrian Lester as Brian Whiteford

## Synopsis

TARDIS travel opens one's eyes to a universe of possibilities, reckons the Doctor. For Hannah it's also a fantastic way to track down the last issue of *Aggrotron!*, the most dangerous comic in history...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Liam Cunningham
* Hannah Ward - Kate Ashfield
* Brian Whiteford - Adrian Lester
* Courtmaster Cruel - Anthony Glennon
* Foreman - Robert Forknall
* Juror - Katrina Cooke
* Captain Cannibal - Ian Hallard
* Grakk - To be added.
* Clerkie - To be added.
* The Camp Robot - Teddy Kempner
* Grubb - To be added.
* The Man - Steve Hansell

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 42 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Second Season* in 2006.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 42 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Second Season* on Blu-ray.
Ken Trew

**Ken Trew** (1936-11 January 2014) provided the costumes for several Doctor Who television stories.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Ken Trew's first television role was as a Costume Supervisor on a 1971 episode of Misleading Cases.

### Work on Doctor Who

Trew's first Doctor Who credit was as a costume designer on the Season 8 story *Terror of the Autons*, he continued to work as the costume designer on several stories before becoming the regular costume designer from 1990-1993.

### After Doctor Who

Trew went on to work in the costume department for many TV shows and movies, most famously The Onedin Line (1978-1979), A very Peculiar Practice (1988) and Clarissa (1992) His final non-DW role before retirement was an episode of Performance in 1993.

## Personal Life

Ken Trew passed away on 11th January 2014.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Costume Designer

* *Terror of the Autons*
* *Snakedance*
* *The Mysterious Planet*
* *Time and the Rani*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *Ghost Light*
* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Survival*
* *Earth Aid*
* *Thin Ice*
* *Crime of the Century*
* *Alixion*
* *Last of the Daleks*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *Illegal Alien*
* *Network*
* *Battleground*
* *Nightshade*
* *Revolution*
* *Lungbarrow*
Breakout (TV Story)

Jonathan McCrimmon

Paul Cornell

Piers Wenger

***Breakout*** was the fourth serial of Series 3 of *United Nations*. It was written by Nicholas Briggs, directed by Steve Hughes and starred Penelope Wilton as Amanda Powell, Dervla Kirwan as Rani & David Tennant as Jonathan McCrimmon.

## Synopsis

As the human race moves to Ralegion, Amanda Powell & Rani find themselves trapped behind bars on Earth. Lucky for them, they have help from the outside, as Jonathan helps breaks the two of them out.

## Cast

* General Amanda Powell - Penelope Wilton
* Jonathan McCrimmon - David Tennant
* Rani - Dervla Kirwan
* The Master - Derek Jacobi
* Voice of Raleigs - John Banks

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 3 were included in *United Nations: The Complete Third Series* box set, released in 2010
* This story along with the other stories in Series 3 were later released as *United Nations: The Complete Third Series* on Blu-ray in 2010.
Dervla Kirwan

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Rani

* *Human 2.0*
* *Last of the Time Lords*
* *Blood of Eternity*
* *The End of Civilisation*
* *The Time of the Daleks*

### United Nations

#### As Rani

* *Pilot*
* *Time's Assassin*
* *Greenline*
* *Dæmos Rising*
* *Please Stand By*
* *Beneath the Earth*
* *The Lie of Life*
* *Robot Warriors*
* *Out of Time*
* *Crisis*
* *Exonine*
* *The Voddink Takeover*
* *The Day We All Lived*
* *Those Who Control the World*
* *Help From Beyond*
* *Breakout*
* *The Alliance of Immortals*
* *The Night We All Died*
Beneath the Earth (TV Story)

Jonathan McCrimmon

Julie Gardner

***Beneath the Earth*** was the sixth serial of Series 1 of *United Nations*. It was written by Chris Chibnall, directed by Ashley Way and starred Penelope Wilton as Amanda Powell, Dervla Kirwan as Rani & David Tennant as Jonathan McCrimmon.

## Synopsis

In Cwmtaff, the most ambitious drilling project in history has reached deeper beneath the Earth's crust than man has ever gone before — but now the ground itself is fighting back. The UNIT team arrive in a tiny mining village, and find themselves plunged into a battle against a deadly danger from a bygone age.

## Cast

* General Amanda Powell - Penelope Wilton
* Jonathan McCrimmon - David Tennant
* Rani - Dervla Kirwan
* Alaya/Restac - Neve McIntosh
* Nasreen Chaudhry - Meera Syal
* Tony Mack - Robert Pugh
* Ambrose - Nia Roberts
* Malohkeh - Richard Hope
* Eldane - Stephen Moore
* Mo - Alun Raglan
* Elliot - Samuel Davies

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 1 were included in *United Nations: The Complete First Series* box set, released in 2008
* This story along with the other stories in Series 1 were later released as *United Nations: The Complete First Series* on Blu-ray.
Doctor Who: The Cancelled Years Wiki

## **Welcome to the Wiki**

Hello & Welcome to **Doctor Who: The Cancelled Years**! The following series is a long answer to the age old question: what if Doctor Who survived cancellation in 1989.

The information in this series is based upon what cast & crew who worked on the show have said, the Virgin Novels from 1990-97, Big Finish Productions, the BBC Novels from 1997 onwards, the revival series of Doctor Who, information from Doctor Who Magazine & my own speculation.

The following wiki is a basic guide to the series. All information that you may be interested in will be here. The main overview to each season is on my Blogger, where i'll be discussing each Doctors tenure in more depth.
Danger Within (TV Story)

***Danger Within*** was the second serial of Season 35 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Gary Russell, directed by Renny Rye and starred Hugh Bonneville as the Ninth Doctor & Beverley Cressman as Abigail Norwood.

## Synopsis

When the TARDIS loses all of its power & defences, the Doctor & Abigail have never been in more danger. Travelling through the bowels of his beloved ship, the Doctor must find a way to restore the TARDISes power.

But something has broke in & is now in control of the Doctor's home. Now working against an unlikely force, the Doctor & Abigail find themselves separated by corridors & deadly traps. Can the Doctor save his oldest friend before it's too late?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Hugh Bonneville
* Abigail Norwood - Beverley Cressman
* Voice of Rollie - Craig Charles

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 35 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Fifth Season* in 2003.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 35 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 35* in the UK.
Beth Willis

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Executive Producer

* *Epsilon*
* *Sympathy for the Daleks*
* *The Lincoln Assassination*
* *The House of Nothing*
* *The Invasion of Sontar*
* *The First Sontarans*
* *The Twenty-Fifth of December*
* *The God Complex*
* *The Mind's Eye*
* *The Cannibalists*
* *Hide*
* *Grave Robbers*
* *The Dawn of Cyberman*
* *End of the Line*
* *A Town Called Mercy*
* *The Rings of Akhatem*
* *Meltdown*
* *Kelsey's Choice*
* *The Big Bad Wolf*
* *Relative Dimensions*
* *The Curse of Sol Aureum*
* *Dinosaurs on a Spaceship*
* *Visiting Hours*
* *The Fugitive*
* *Evil Behind the Eye*
* *Life and Death*
John Levine

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As John Benton

* *The Invasion*
* *The Ambassadors of Death*
* *Inferno*
* *Terror of the Autons*
* *The Mind of Evil*
* *The Claws of Axos*
* *The Dæmons*
* *Day of the Daleks*
* *The Time Monster*
* *The Three Doctors*
* *The Green Death*
* *Invasion of the Dinosaurs*
* *Planet of the Spiders*
* *Robot*
* *Terror of the Zygons*
* *The Android Invasion*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Eight Doctors*
* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*
12 September (releases)

On **12th September,** a number of things set in or relevant to the Doctor Who universe were released or published.

* 1964 - "*Prisoners of Conciergerie*" was first broadcast on BBC1, concluding season 1.
* 1970 - Part two of the *TV Comic*story *Doctor Who and the Robot* was first published.
* 1985 - DWM 105 was first released by Marvel Comics.
* 1985 - The novelisation of *The Myth Makers* was released by Target Books.
* 1990 - Part one of the TV story *Earth Aid* was first broadcast on BBC TWO, beginning Season 27.
* 1992 - Part one of the TV story *Nightshade* was first broadcast on BBC TWO, beginning Season 29.
* 1998 - Episode 2 of the TV story *The Apocalypse Element* was first broadcast on BBC One.
Death Day (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Jack Afton

Matthew Robinson

***Death Day*** was the second serial of Series 2 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Joseph Lidster, directed by Colin Teague and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector, Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward & David Oyelowo as Jack Afton.

## Synopsis

One day, Jack Afton wakes up. He goes through his basic life with nothing unusual going on. As he walks home one night, he's attacked & murdered by a figure in an alien mask. Then he wakes up. It was all a nightmare. Or was it? The day goes on & everything repeats as it did in the dream. Then at night, he's attacked by the person in the mask & wakes up again. Trapped in a never-ending cycle of living & dying, Jack must discover a way to break free of the cycle or else he'll be forced to relive the same day for the rest of time

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Jack Afton - David Oyelowo
* The Cloak - To be added.

## Home video releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 2002.

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 2 were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Second Series* box set, released in 2003
* This story along with the other stories in Series 2 were later released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Second Series* on Blu-ray.
Amanda Powell

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 42

* *Silent Night*
* *The History of Earth*

#### Season 43

* *The Invasion of History*
* *Human 2.0*
* *Last of the Time Lords*

#### Season 44

* *Blood of Eternity*
* *The End of Civilisation*
* *The Time of the Daleks*

### United Nations

#### Series 1

* *Pilot*
* *Time's Assassin*
* *Greenline*
* *Dæmos Rising*
* *Please Stand By*
* *Beneath the Earth*

#### Series 2

* *The Lie of Life*
* *Robot Warriors*
* *Out of Time*
* *Crisis*
* *Exonine*
* *The Voddink Takeover*

#### Series 3

* *The Day We All Lived*
* *Those Who Control the World*
* *Help From Beyond*
* *Breakout*
* *The Alliance of Immortals*
* *The Night We All Died*
Ian Fraser

**Ian Fraser** was first a production manager on *Doctor Who* before taking over as the tenth producer from 1991-95.

## Biography

#### Prior to Doctor Who

Ian Fraser initially worked as a Production Assistant on two episodes of the Omega Factor and one episode of Play for Today.

He later served as Production Manager on the BBC series Juliet Bravo.

### Work on Doctor Who

Ian Fraser worked as the Production Manager for several Doctor Who stories between 1986 & 1990. He was then chosen by John Nathan-Turner to be the next producer.

Fraser stayed on as producer until 1995.

## Selected Credits

#### As Producer

* *The Last of the Daleks*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *Illegal Alien*
* *Lungbarrow*
* *Battleground*
* *Nightshade*
* *Revolution*
* *Network*
* *Transit*
* *The Kingdom of Lies*
* *Love and War*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Highest Science*
* *Fear of the Daleks*
* *The Eight Doctors*
* *The Zygon Invasion*
* *Legacy*
* *Return of the Living Dad*
* *Tragedy Day*
* *Iceberg*
* *Goth Opera*

#### As Production Manager

* *Terror of the Vervoids*
* *The Ultimate Foe*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Thin Ice*
Iceberg (TV Story)

***Iceberg*** was the fifth serial of Season 31 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by David Banks, directed by Kevin Davies and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield & Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector.

## Synopsis

In 2006 the world is about to be overwhelmed by a disaster that might destroy human civilisation: the inversion of the Earth's magnetic field. Deep in an Antarctic base, the FLIPback team is frantically devising a system to reverse the change in polarity.

Above them, the SS Elysiumcarries its jet-set passengers on the ultimate cruise. On board is Ruby Duvall, a journalist sent to record the FLIPback moment. Instead she finds a man called the Doctor, and his friends Bernice Summerfield & Chris Hector. And she finds old enemies of the Doctor: silver giants at work beneath the ice.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Ruby Duvall - To be added.
* General Pamela Cutler - To be added.
* Cybermen - To be added.
* Cyber-Controller - Michael Kilgarriff
* Joe Adler - To be added.
* Jude Black - To be added.
* Gary Venning - To be added.
* Bono Brooks - To be added.
* Whitehead - To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 31 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-First Season* in 2008.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 31 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 31* in the UK.
Black Powder (TV Story)

Matt Strevens

***Black Powder*** was the seventh serial of Season 54 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Joy Wilkinson, directed by Daniel Nettheim and starred Jemma Redgrave as the Fifteenth Doctor & Rebecca Root as Joanne Tilley.

## Synopsis

The Doctor & Joanne arrive in London in the year 1606, only to discover something very wrong. The Houses of Parliament are gone, destroyed one year prior. Fearing for the worse, the Doctor & Joanne travel back in time to 1605 to set course back on history.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Jemma Redgrave
* Joanne Tilley - Rebecca Root
* Guy Fawkes - To be added.
* Berthold Schwarz - To be added.

To be added

## References

* The Gunpowder Plot is a fixed point in time.
* The TARDIS' translation circuit automatically registers anything it has not heard before.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 54 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Fourth Season* in 2019.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 54 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Fourth Season* on Blu-ray in 2019.
Faith Penhale

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Executive Producer

* *The Plague of the Cybermen*
* *Scrap Metal*
* *Vengeance from Beneath*
* *The Mystery of Angela's Edge*
* *The Eight Truths*
* *Worldwide Web*
* *Frozen Time*
* *The Secrets of Maggsville*
* *The Book of Kells*
* *Robophobia*
* *The Sontaran Avengement*
* *The Deadly Alliance*
* *The Black Heart*
* *The Fall of the Doctor*
Keeley Hawes

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Jennifer Ward

* *The Ghosts of Victoria's Manor*
* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*

### The Pyramid

#### As Jennifer Ward

* *The Red Death*
* *Fugitives on the Moon*
* *Pleasure Gas*
* *War World*
* *Who is Bernice Summerfield?*
* *Wounded Time*
* *Zygon Romance*
* *Death Day*
* *The Hunters of Stone*
* *Countrycide*
* *The Birth of a New Evil*
* *Damien*
* *Human Decay*
* *The Night Train*
* *The Last Day of Your Life*
* *The Face of the Future*
* *Blackout*
* *Christina*
* *The Conquest of Earth*
* *Artificial Intelligence*
* *Adrift*
* *Wake Up*
* *Ghost Machine*
* *The Five Faces of Bernice*
* *Poseidon*
* *Greeks Bearing Gifts*
* *The Final Day*
* *Yesterday's Life*
* *The Weapon Cartel*
* *Adam*
* *The Bloody Dagger*
* *The Night of Our Lives*
* *The Lost Sontaran*
* *The Wedding*
* *The Decaying Army*
* *Children of Earth: Day One*
* *Children of Earth: Day Two*
* *Children of Earth: Day Three*
* *Children of Earth: Day Four*
* *Children of Earth: Day Five*
Freema Agyeman

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Ashley Tannen

* *The Human Market*
* *Wirrn Dawn*
* *The Vampires of Venice*
* *The Horrors of War*
* *The Starzen Invasion*
* *Solitaire*
* *The Silver Turk*
* *The Resurrected*
* *Long Live the Queen*
* *The Oncoming Nightmare*
* *Epsilon*
* *Sympathy for the Daleks*
* *The Lincoln Assassination*
* *The House of Nothing*
* *The Invasion of Sontar*
* *The First Sontarans*
* *The Twenty-Fifth of December*
* *The God Complex*
* *The Mind's Eye*
* *The Cannibalists*
* *Hide*
* *Grave Robbers*
* *The Dawn of Cyberman*
Life and Death (TV Story)

Beth Willis

***Life and Death*** was the twelfth & final serial of Season 48 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Paul Cornell & Caroline Symcox, directed by Jeremy Webb and starred Peter Capaldi as the Thirteenth Doctor, Vicky McClure as Kelsey Haule & Tom Ellis as Richard McIntyre.

## Synopsis

The Doctor has been separated from his body & is now trapped inside the Master's. As the Master prepares to destroy the universe using a dangerous creature known as a Dimension Eater, the Doctor & his companions must find a way to return the Doctor back to normal as well as stopping the Master once & for all.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Gina McKee, Peter Capaldi
* The Master - Peter Capaldi, Gina McKee
* Kelsey Haule - Vicky McClure
* Richard McIntyre - Tom Ellis

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 48 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Eighth Season* in 2012.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 48, Part 2 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 48, Part 2* in 2012.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 47 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Eighth Season* on Blu-ray in 2012.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 47, Part 2 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 48, Part 2* on Blu-ray in 2012.
Lisa Bowerman

**Lisa Bowerman** (born 1 February 1962) portrayed Bernice Summerfield in Doctor Who from *Love and War to Natural Existence*

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Bernice Summerfield

* *Love and War*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Highest Science*
* *Fear of the Daleks*
* *The Eight Doctors*
* *The Zygon Invasion*
* *Legacy*
* *Return of the Living Dad*
* *Tragedy Day*
* *Iceberg*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Knight Falls*
* *Downtime*
* *The Left-Handed Hummingbird*
* *The Romance of Crime*
* *Damaged Goods*
* *Planet of the Nestene*
* *Nerve Gas*
* *The Living Light*
* *Toy Soldiers*
* *The Taker of Life*
* *Forest of the Dead*
* *The Long Game*
* *Natural Existence*
* *The Ghosts of Victoria's Manor*
* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*

### The Pyramid

#### As Bernice Summerfield

* *The Red Death*
* *Fugitives on the Moon*
* *Pleasure Gas*
* *War World*
* *Who is Bernice Summerfield?*
* *Wounded Time*
* *Zygon Romance*
* *Death Day*
* *The Hunters of Stone*
* *Countrycide*
* *The Birth of a New Evil*
* *Damien*
* *Human Decay*
* *The Last Day of Your Life*
* *The Face of the Future*
* *Ghost Town*
* *Blackout*
* *Christina*
* *The Conquest of Earth*
* *Artificial Intelligence*
* *Adrift*
* *Wake Up*
* *Ghost Machine*
* *The Five Faces of Bernice*
* *Poseidon*
* *Greeks Bearing Gifts*
* *The Final Day*
* *Yesterday's Life*
* *The Weapon Cartel*
* *Adam*
* *The Bloody Dagger*
* The Night of Our Lives
* *The Lost Sontaran*
* *The Wedding*
* *The Decaying Army*
* *Children of Earth: Day One*
* *Children of Earth: Day Two*
* *Children of Earth: Day Three*
* *Children of Earth: Day Four*
* *Children of Earth: Day Five*
19 September (releases)

On **19 September**, a number of things set in or relevant to the *Doctor Who* universe were released or published.

* 1970 - Part three of the *TV Comic* story *Doctor Who and the Robot* was first published.
* 1985 - *The Doctor Who Illustrated A to Z* was first published by W.H. Allen & Co.
* 1990 - Part two of the TV story *Earth Aid* was first broadcast on BBC TWO.
* 1992 - Part two of the TV story *Nightshade* was first broadcast on BBC TWO.
* 1998 - the TV story *Home Sweet Home* was first broadcast on BBC One.
* 2002 - DWM 322 was first released by Panini Comics.
Fear Her (TV Story)

***Fear Her*** was the seventh serial of Season 42 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Matthew Graham, directed by Richard Clark and starred Liam Cunningham as the Eleventh Doctor, Kate Ashfield as Hannah Ward & Adrian Lester as Brian Whiteford

## Synopsis

In London in 2012, the Doctor, Hannah & Brian set off to see the Olympics, only to find terror in the most ordinary place.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Liam Cunningham
* Hannah Ward - Kate Ashfield
* Brian Whiteford - Adrian Lester
* Trish - Nina Sosanya
* Chloe - To be added.
* Maeve - Edna Dore
* Tom's Dad - Tim Faraday
* Kel - Abdul Salis
* Driver - Richard Nichols
* Neighbour - Erica Eirian
* Police Officer - Stephen Marzella
* Commentator - Huw Edwards

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 42 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Second Season* in 2006.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 42 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Second Season* on Blu-ray.
Julia Goodman

**Julia Goodman** (born 1959), is an English actress who played Raina Kerenskaya in the Doctor Who story *Thin Ice*.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Julia Goodman's first acting role was as Cilla in an episode of Up Pompeii! (1969). She went on to appear in many more TV shows and TV movies, most notably The Lotus Eaters (1972), Steptoe & Son (1972), The Brother (1972-1976) and Van der Valk (1977).

### Work on Doctor Who

In 1990, Goodman played Lt. Raina Kerenskaya in the Season 27 story *Thin Ice*.

### After Doctor Who

Goodman appeared in several other TV shows, including Twenty-One (1991), The Good Guys (1992), Inspector Morse (1992), Minder (1993), Beyond Reason (1995) and three episodes of Coronation Street (1996). After appearing in a 1998 episode of The Bill, Goodman retired from acting.
Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 7

* *Spearhead from Space*
* *Doctor Who and the Silurians*
* *The Ambassadors of Death*
* *Inferno*

#### Season 8

* *Terror of the Autons*
* *The Mind of Evil*
* *The Claws of Axos*
* *Colony in Space*
* *The Dæmons*

#### Season 9

* *Day of the Daleks*
* *The Time Monster*

#### Season 10

* *The Three Doctors*
* *The Green Death*

#### Season 11

* *The Time Warrior*
* *Invasion of the Dinosaurs*
* *Planet of the Spiders*

#### Season 40

* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*
Henry Barber

**Henry Barber** provided the lighting for several Doctor Who stories.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Henry Barber's first television credit was an episode of Out of the Unknown (1971,) where he served as the technical manager.

### Work on Doctor Who

Barber's first Doctor Who credit was as a technical manager on part one of *The Masque of Mandragora*, he then went on to provide the lighting for several stories; his final credit being *Thin Ice* in Season 27.

### After Doctor Who

Barber provided the lighting for many other shows; most notably Butterflies (1978-1979,) To the Manner Born (1979-1981,) Lame Ducks (1984-1985) and Blackadder Goes Forth (1989.) His final credit before retiring was on 14 episodes of 'Allo 'Allo (1991-1992.)

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As technical manager

* *The Masque of Mandragora* (part one only)

#### As Lighting

* *Logopolis*
* *The Visitation*
* *Snakedance*
* *Attack of the Cybermen*
* *Timelash*
* *Time and the Rani*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *Ghost Light*
* *Thin Ice*