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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1198a / Nu-Who #277a

Name: Alun Raglan [? - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Hungry Earth – Cold Blood
Character(s): Mo Northover

Before Who:
Films: Don Quixote (2000), Gladiator (2000), Attila (2001), Y Mabinogi [voice only] (2003), Royal Wedding (2010)
Television: Dirty Work: Love Is The Drug (2000) / The Bench (2001) / At Home with the Braithwaites [6 episodes as Daniel Wolfenden (2002)] / Casualty [5 episodes, different characters (2002–2023)] / M.I.T. - Murder Investigation Team: Lambs To The Slaughter [voice only] (2003) / The Bill: Bulldozer (2003) / Making Waves [2 episodes as Alex (2004)] / Doctors [5 episodes, different characters (2004–2023)] / Merlin: The Beginning Of The End (2008) / Belonging [2 episodes as Robbie (2008–2009)] / No Signal [5 episodes (2009)]

After Who:
Films: Hunky Dory (2011), The Cursed* (2021), Separati (Separated) (2021)

Television: EastEnders (2010) / Wolfblood [8 episodes as Alric (2013–2016)] / New Tricks: The Queen's Speech (2014) / The Searchers [2 episodes as Lije Powers (2014)] / The Bastard Executioner* [2 episodes as Jonas the Collector (2015)] / The Coroner: Napoleon's Violin (2015) / Death in Paradise: Dishing Up Murder (2016) / Thirteen [3 episodes as Robert Tarl (2016)] / Barbarians Rising [2 episodes as Crixus (2016)] / Rillington Place: Tim (2016) / Europe's Last Warrior Kings [3 episodes as Tostig (2017)] / Holby City: Veil Of Tears (2017) / Baptiste: Lucy (2019) / Coronation Street [4 episodes as D.S. Thurston (2019–2020)] / The Worst Witch [2 episodes as Spike Jones (2020)] / Cursed: The Fey Queen (2020)

Who: Before And After #1198b / Nu-Who #277b

Name: Samuel Davies [? - ] [AKA Samuel Morgan-Davies]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Hungry Earth – Cold Blood
Character(s): Eliot Northover

Before Who:
Films: Thunderpants (2002), Framed (2009)
Television: None

After Who:
Films: Red Faction: Origins (2011), High Tide (2015)
Television: Pen Talar (2010) / Tati's Hotel: Racing Car Driver (2011) / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (2011–2014)] / Yr Amgueddfa [6 episodes as Daniel (2021)] / Hidden [3 episodes as Marc (2021)] / Doctors [15 episodes as PC Gareth Lewis (2022)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Ian (William Russell) and the Doctor (William Hartnell) during episode one of The Romans (1965)

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in COLD BLOOD who have previously appeared in the show:

• Karen Gillan (Amy Pond)
• Arthur Darvill (Rory Williams)
• Neve McIntosh (Alaya / Restac)
• Meera Syal (Nasreen Chaudhry)
• Robert Pugh (Tony Mack)
• Nia Roberts (Ambrose)
• Alun Raglan (Mo)
• Samuel Davies (Elliot)

Who: Before And After #1199 / Nu-Who #278

Name: Richard Hope [? - ]
Year(s): 2010 / 2011 / 2012
Stories: Cold Blood / The Wedding Of River Song / Dinosaurs On A Spaceship
Character(s): Malohkeh / Dr. Malohkeh / Bleytal

Note(s): Appeared in a number of Big Finish Productions audio adventures:

• In the 'Fourth Doctor Adventures' story 'Shellshock'
• In the adaption of the novel 'Damaged Goods'
• In the 'Doom Coalition' story 'Absent Friends'
• In the 'Eleventh Doctor Chronicles' story 'All of Time and Space'
• In the 'Early Adventures' story 'The Bounty of Ceres'
• In the 'Counter-Measures' stories 'Changing of the Guard' / 'Rise and Shine'
• In the 'UNIT: The New Series' stories 'Call to Arms' / 'Retrieval' / 'United'

Before Who:
Films: Saturday Sunday Monday (1978), Margie and Me (1978), Bloody Kids (1980), Breaking Glass (1980), The French Lieutenant's Woman (1981), Scandalous (1984), Singleton's Pluck (1984), December Flower (1984), The Innocent (1985), Plenty (1985), Bellman and True (1987), Feast of July (1995), Alive and Kicking (1996), The Sea Change (1998), McLibel: Two Worlds Collide (1998), Children of the New Forest (1998), Happy Birthday Shakespeare (2000), My Brother Tom (2001), The Honeytrap (2002), A Is for Acid (2002), Sergeant Pepper (2004), The Trial of the King Killers (2005), The Government Inspector (2005), McLibel (2005), Chromophobia (2005), Angel Wing (2005), Riot at the Rite (2005), The Thieving Headmistress (2006)
Television: Play for Today [2 episodes, different characters (1975–1983)] / Secret Army: Growing Up (1977) / Crown Court: Meeting Place (1978) / People Like Us: The First Lessons In Love (1978) / Parables: Neighbours (1978) / Heartland: Alice Trying (1979) / Brideshead Revisited [2 episodes as Lieutenant Hooper (1981)] / Wuffer [5 episodes as Wilfred (Wuffer) Walters (1983)] / Scene: Simulation Exercise (1984) / Love and Marriage: The Clinger (1986) / Piece of Cake [6 episodes as 'Skull' Skelton (1988)] / Screenplay [2 episodes, different characters (1988–1990)] / Victoria Wood: We'd Quite Like To Apologise (1989) / Frederick Forsyth Presents [2 episodes as Donald Spry (1989–1990)] / Happy Families [17 episodes, different characters (1989–1990)] / Screen Two: Children Crossing (1990) / 4 Play: 'Itch (1991) / Boon: When Harry Met Janice (1991) / The Riff Raff Element [12 episodes as Mortimer / The Tundishes (1993–1994)] / Tears Before Bedtime [4 episodes as Stuart Freeman (1995)] / Peak Practice: A Normal Life (1995) / Band of Gold: Told (1995) / The Vet: Ten Green Bottles (1995) / Jackanory: Fingal [as the storyteller] (1996) / A Perfect State [7 episodes as Simon (1997)] / Bramwell (1997) / The Demon Headmaster [6 episodes as Professor Tim Dexter (1998)] / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (1998–2019)] / Reach for the Moon [6 episodes as Lawrence Fenton (2000)] / Rhona: The Rain (2000) / Midsomer Murders [2 episodes, different characters (2000–2007)] / In Deep: Romeo Trap (2001) / High Stakes: The Big Deal (2001) / McCready and Daughter [4 episodes as Tony Smith (2001)] / Judge John Deed: Hidden Agenda (2001) / Tipping the Velvet (2002) / William and Mary (2003) / The Forsyte Saga [2 episodes as Gradman (2003)] / Canterbury Tales: The Pardoner's Tale (2003) / Foyle's War: The Funk Hole (2003) / M.I.T.: Murder Investigation Team [12 episodes as DS Barry Purvis (2003–2005)] / Holby City [3 episodes, different characters (2003–2013)] / Murder City: Happy Families (2004) / Murder in Suburbia: Noisy Neighbours (2004) / New Tricks: Fluke Of Luck (2005) / Silent Witness: Mind And Body (2005) / Jericho: To Murder And Create (2005) / Heartbeat: The Good Samaritan (2005) / The Shell Seekers [2 episodes as George Chamberlaine (2006)] / The Bil [15 episodes as Rod Jessop 2006–2007)] / Poirot* [2 episodes as Supt. Harold Spence (2006–2008)] / Doctors [3 episodes, different characters (2006–2021)] / The Wild West: The Gunfight At The OK Corral (2007) / EastEnder [5 episodes as Ted (2008)] / Skins: Effy (2009)

After Who:
Films: King Lear (2012), Last Love (2013), Finding Your Feet (2017), The Village in the Woods (2019)
Television: The Great Train Robbery: A Coppers Tale (2013) / Father Brown: The Pride Of The Prydes (2014) / The Smoke (2014) / The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies (2014) / Poldark [19 episodes as Harris Pascoe (2015–2019)] / Unforgotten (2017) / Broadchurch [3 episodes as Arthur Tamworth (2017)] / Mandy: Who Are You, Do You Think? (2022) / The Chelsea Detective: The Wages Of Sin (2022) / The Ipcress File [6 episodes as the Treasury Official (2022)] / Top Boy: De Capa y Espada (2022) / Gentleman Jack: I'm Not The Other Woman, She Is (2022) / Pennyworth: Many Clouds (2022) / The Walk-In (2022) / 1899* [4 episodes as Dr. Reginald Murray (2022)] / Endeavour: Uniform (2023) / Hijack [4 episodes as Philip Paxton (2023)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover art of the forthcoming vinyl release of The Tom Baker Record Collection. Featuring vinyl soundtracks of Genesis of the Daleks, The Pescatons and State of Decay among others.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

It's from 'The Mirror', so believe it if you want to!

Lost Doctor Who episodes brought back using cartoons to mark 60th anniversary

"... BBC bosses plan to colourise certain stories from the Hartnell and Troughton eras (1963-69), for broadcast next year. This is likely to include the very first story, An Unearthly Child...."

BFI: Colourised early Doctor Who to be shown as part of ‘Missing Believed Wiped’ event / Blogtor Who

"..Colourised clips of early Doctor Who episodes will be shown as part of the Missing Believed Wiped event at the BFI Southbank next month. These clips form part of a day of events marking the 35th Anniversary of Kaleidoscope.

As well as a countdown of their Top 12 finds over the years, programme highlights include rare colour footage of the Bee Gees, unseen since 1968, the long lost, Up The Toga (1972), the un-transmitted US pilot version of Up Pompeii! starring Frankie Howerd, The Fraggles Are Coming (1983), a recently discovered Christmas Day preview, and the first UK broadcast of Fraggle Rock, plus an ‘in conversation’ with Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran, one of Britain’s leading comedy writing duos, and their never-seen 1979 pilot for Holding the Fort, as well as iconic Hammer and Bond star and Those Wonderful TV Times Hostess Madeline Smith, colourised clips of early Doctor Who and the last unheard audio interview with Sherlock Holmes’ Jeremy Brett.

Kaleidoscope long wondered what early Doctor Who would look like in colour as the show was shot in colour but broadcast in black & white, copies of which have survived. Kaleidoscope decided to go back to original colour production photos shot on set to match the colours in the surviving episodes. The results of their work can be seen in the selection of never seen before colourised clips premiering at Missing Believed Wiped...."

[iank]

This would appear to be completely separate from the Mirror story. It would be a mistake to conflate the two and assume it's the same thing. There is still apparently a 90 minute b&w story coming for transmission and physical release. This is clearly not that.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1200 / Nu-Who #279

Name: Stephen Moore [1937 - 2019]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: Cold Blood
Character(s): Eldane

Note(s): Appeared in the Big Finish Productions audio adventures 'The Eight Truths' / 'Worldwide Web'

Before Who:
Films: A Midsummer Night's Dream [voice only] (1959), Dinner with the Family (1962), They Hanged My Saintly Billy (1962), The White Bus (1967), The Last Shot You Hear (1969), Alice Through the Looking Glass (1973), Three Men in a Boat (1975), A Bridge Too Far* (1977), Rough Cut (1980), Bedroom Farce (1980), To Catch a King [as Himmler] (1984), Where the Boys Are (1984), Singleton's Pluck (1984), Clockwise (1986), Countdown to War (1989), The War That Never Ends (1991), Under Suspicion (1991), Thacker (1992), Brassed Off (1996), The Missing Postman (1997), The Prince of Hearts (1997), A Christmas Carol (1999), Justice in Wonderland (2000), Doc Martin (2001), Claim (2002), Doc Martin and the Legend of the Cloutie (2003), Ready When You Are Mr. McGill (2003), Born with Two Mothers (2005), The Boat That Rocked (2009)

Television: Outbreak of Murder [3 episodes as Police Cadet Murphy (1962)] / ITV Play of the Week: All Good Children (1963) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: The Holly Road Rig (1963) / 24-Hour Call: The Trunker (1963) / The Valiant Varneys: The Incredible Adventures Of Planchett Varney (1964) / Theatre 625: A Man Like That (1966) / The New Forest Rustlers: The House In The Trees (1966) / Contrasts: Living On The Box (1968) / Omnibus [2 episodes, different characters (1969–1974)] / Woodstock [5 episodes as Albert Lee (1973)] / Black and Blue: The Middle-Of-The-Road Roadshow For All The Family (1973) / Rock Follies* [12 episodes as Jack (1976)] / The New Avengers: Dirtier By The Dozen* (1976) / Play for Today [3 episodes, different characters (1977–1980) / / The Sunday Drama: Just Between Ourselves (1978) / BBC2 Playhouse: The Happy Autumn Fields (1980) / The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy* [5 episodes as the voice of Marvin / Frankie Mouse / Whale (1981)] / Brideshead Revisited: Et in Arcadia Ego (1981) / Solo [8 episodes as Danny (1981–1982)] / Take the Stage (1982) / Danger - Marmalade at Work: 007½ (1984) / The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13¾ [6 episodes as George Mole (1985)] / The Last Place on Earth [7 episodes as Dr. 'Bill' Wilson (1985)] / The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole [6 episodes as George Mole (1987)] / Small World [6 episodes as Philip Swallow (1988)] / Thompson [6 episodes, various characters (1988)] / Inspector Morse: Deceived By Flight (1989) / The Play on One: Clowns (1989) / Storyboard: Hunted Down (1989) / Screen One: Blore M.P (1989) / Boon: Arms And The Dog (1989) / Murder Most Horrid: He Died A Death (1991) / Lovejoy: No Strings (1992) / Love Hurts [2 episodes as Hugh Marriner (1992)] / Van der Valk: Proof of Life (1992) / Perfect Scoundrels: Dirty Tricks (1992) / The Bill: Stoning The Glasshouse (1992) / Between the Lines: Nobody's Fireproof (1992) / Performance [2 episodes, different characters (1992–1994)] / Drop the Dead Donkey: Awards (1993) / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (1993–1998)] / Middlemarch [6 episodes as Mayor Vincy (1994)] / Men of the World: Match Of The Day (1994) / Love on a Branch Line [4 episodes as Quirk (1994)] / Downwardly Mobile: Out Of Their Depth (1994) / Paris: Les Gimmiques (1994) / Just William: Finding A School For William (1994) / Sharpe: Sharpe's Sword (1995) / Dangerfield: The Call Girl (1995) / The Thin Blue Line: The Queen's Birthday Present (1995) / Black Hearts in Battersea [6 episodes as Abednigo Twite (1995–1996)] / The Queen's Nose [24 episodes as Mr. Parker / Arthur (1995–2001)] / And the Beat Goes On [8 episodes as Nicholas Spencer (1996)] / Soldier Soldier [2 episodes as Brig Henry Chisholm (1997)] / Harry Enfield and Chums [7 episodes as Kevin's Dad (1997–1998)] / The Boss [12 episodes as Geoffrey Parkes (1997–2000)] / The Life and Crimes of William Palmer [7 episodes as William Vernon Stephens (1998)] / Polterguests: Face The Music And Dance (1999) / The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns [2 episodes as Jentee (1999)] / This Is Personal - The Hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper [4 episodes as Professor David Gee (2000)] / Fish [6 episodes as Harold Cornice (2000)] / Silent Witness: Two Below Zero (2001) / Armadillo [2 episodes as Gale (2001)] / Merseybeat [8 episodes as Chief Constable Mike Bishop (2001–2002)] / Dawson's Creek: Downtown Crossing (2002) / Foyle's War: Eagle Day (2002) / Starhunter: Pandora's Box (2003) / New Tricks: Good Work Rewarded *(2004) / The Brief: Children (2004) / Three Ivans, Two Aunts and an Overcoat [6 episodes (2004)] / Trial & Retribution: Blue Eiderdown (2004) / The Royal: These Foolish Things (2009)

After Who:
Films: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Radio Show Live [as the voice of Marvin] (2016)
Television: Holby City: Old Habits (2011)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (David Tennant) and Dalek Sec (Eric Loren) face off during Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks (2007)

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in VINCENT AND THE DOCTOR who have previously appeared in the show:

• Karen Gillan (Amy Pond)

Who: Before And After #1201 / Nu-Who #280

Name: Tony Curran [1969 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: Vincent And The Doctor / The Pandorica Opens
Character(s): Vincent van Gogh

Before Who:
Films: Shoot for the Sun (1986), Being Human (1994), Shallow Grave (1994), The Negotiator (1994), Captives (1994), Go Now (1995), Over Here (1996), Nightlife (1996), Great Expectations (1999), The 13th Warrior (1999), Split Second (1999), Gladiator* (2000), Pearl Harbor (2001), Blade II* (2002), The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen* (2003), Flight of the Phoenix (2004), Beowulf & Grendel (2005), Underworld: Evolution* (2006), Red Road (2006), Miami Vice (2006), The Good German (2006), Trust Me (2007), A.M.P.E.D. (2007), Shuttle (2008), The Midnight Meat Train (2008), The Lazarus Project (2008), No Holds Bard (2009), A Day in the Life (2009), Ondine (2009), Bunker Hill (2009)

Television: Stookie [3 episodes as Dunlop (1985)] / Dramarama [2 episodes, different characters (1986–1987)] / Taggart [5 episodes as Ian Jardine (1988–1997)] / Strathblair [2 episodes as Ian (1993)] / The Tales of Para Handy [2 episodes, different characters (1994)] / Rab C. Nesbitt: Mother (1994) / An Independent Man: The Italian Connection (1995) / Soldier Soldier: Leaving (1995) / Screen Two: Nervous Energy (1995) / Grange Hill (1996) / Atletico Partick [3 episodes as Dr. Maitland (1996)] / The Bill: Professional Opinion (1997) / A Touch of Frost: Penny For The Guy (1997) / This Life [7 episodes as Lenny (1997)] / Touching Evil [2 episodes as Emerson (1998)] / Undercover Heart [5 episodes as Jimmy Hatcher (1998)] / Shockers: Ibiza - £99 Return (1999) / The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns* [2 episodes as Sean Devine (1999)] / Perfect World: Charity (2000) / The Canterbury Tales: The Journey Back [voice only] (2000) / The Mists of Avalon [2 episodes as Uther's Captain (2001)] / Menace [2 episodes as Det. Sgt. Skinner (2002)] / Ultimate Force [11 episodes as Cpl. Sgt. Pete Twamley (2002–2003)] / Night Stalker: The Five People You Meet In Hell (2005) / Gemini Division [5 episodes as Walken (2008)] / Numb3rs: Frienemies (2008) / Medium [2 episodes as Lucas Harvey (2009)] / Primeval: Dragon Tales (2009) / 24: Day 8 [3 episodes as Lugo Elson (2010)] / The Mentalist: Code Red (2010)

After Who:
Films: Donkeys (2010), Bad Ass (2010), The Presence (2010), Golf in the Kingdom (2010), Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son (2011), Cat Run (2011), The Veteran (2011), X-Men: First Class* (2011), In the Dark Half (2012), The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn [voice only] (2011), Identity (2011), Mary Queen of Scots (2013), Thor: The Dark World* (2013), Postman Pat: The Movie [voice only] (2014), Marvellous (2014), Awaiting (2015), Race (2016), Eat Locals (2017), Calibre (2018), Outlaw King (2018), Deadwood: The Movie (2019), L.A. Confidential (2019), Two Deaths of Henry Baker (2020)

Television: The Pillars of the Earth* [8 episodes as Stephen (2010)] / CSI - Crime Scene Investigation: Unleashed (2011) / The Comic Strip Presents: The Hunt For Tony Blair [as Robin Cook] (2011) / Boardwalk Empire: Peg Of Old (2011) / Hawaii Five-0: Ike Maka (Identity) (2011) / Covert Affairs: What's The Frequency, Kenneth? (2011) / Luck: Pilot (2011) / Young James Herriot [3 episodes as Professor Donald Richie (2011)] / Labyrinth [2 episodes as Guy D'Evreux (2012)] / Defiance [39 episodes as Datak Tarr (2013–2015)] / Sons of Anarchy [3 episodes as Gaines (2014)] / Daredevil: Penny And Dime (2016) / Elementary [2 episodes as Joshua Vikner (2016)] / Roots [2 episodes as Connelly (2016)] / Crazyhead [6 episodes as Callum (2016)] / Voltron - Legendary Defender [5 episodes, voice only (2017–2018)] / The Looming Tower [2 episodes as the Chief Inspector (2018)] / Ray Donovan [7 episodes as Sgt. Mikey 'Rad' Radulovic (2018–2019)] / SEAL Team [5 episodes as Brett Swann (2019)] / Your Honor [15 episodes as Frankie (2020–2023)] / The Flash [5 episodes as Despero (2021)] / For All Mankind: Happy Valley (2022) / The Calling [6 episodes as John Wentworth (2022)] / Mayflies [2 episodes as Tully (2022)] / Secret Invasion [2 episodes as Derrik (2023)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The War Chief (Edward Brayshaw) and the Doctor (Patrick Troughton) in The War Games (1969).