The Doctor Who Thread

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A promo image for The Stolen Earth / Journey's End (2008) featuring Donna (Catherine Tate), the Doctor (David Tennant) and the Supreme Dalek.

[Susan Foreman]

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

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

Who: Before And After #1434 / Nu-Who #493

Name: Susan Lynch [1971 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Ghost Monument
Character(s): Angstrom

Note(s): Is married to Who actor Craig Parkinson

Before Who:
Films: The Secret of Roan Inish (1994), Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994), The Perfect Match (1995), A Royal Scandal (1997), Downtime (1997), Waking Ned Devine (1998), Il gioco (1999), Nora (2000), Beautiful Creatures (2000), Happy Now (2001), From Hell* [as 'Long' Liz Stride] (2001), Morlang (2001), Mapmaker (2001), Jedermanns Fest (2002), 16 Years of Alcohol (2003), Casa de los babys (2003), Red Roses and Petrol (2003), Mickybo and Me (2004), Enduring Love (2004), Duane Hopwood (2005), A Woman in Winter (2006), Soundproof (2006), Someone Else (2006), The Robber Bride (2007), Elizabeth: The Golden Age* (2007), City Rats (2009), The Unloved (2009), Hard Times (2009), The Race (2009), The Scouting Book for Boys (2009), The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister (2010), Capture Anthologies: Love, Lust and Tragedy (2010), Hideaways (2011), Here and Now (2014), Common (2014), Away (2016), The Secret Scripture (2016), Bad Day for the Cut (2017), Ups and Downs (2017), Ready Player One (2018)

Television: The Bill: Six Of One (1991) / Screen One [2 episodes, different characters (1992?1996)] / Cracker* [3 episodes as Tina (1993)] / Dangerous Lady [4 episodes as Maura Ryan (1995)] / Ivanhoe [6 episodes as Rebecca (1997)] / Amongst Women [4 episodes as Maggie (1998)] / Kings in Grass Castles [2 episodes as Sarah (1998)] / Sweet Revenge (2001) / Any Time Now [4 episodes as Stevie McCutcheon (2002)] / Bodies [6 episodes as Maria Orton (2004)] / Dalziel and Pascoe [2 episodes as Dr. Janet Rix (2005)] / The Ten Commandments [2 episodes as Miriam (2005)] / Marple: The Pale Horse (2010) / Moving On: Malaise (2010) / New Tricks: Moving Target (2011) / Great Expectations [2 episodes as Molly (2011)] / Monroe [12 episodes as Anna Monroe (2011?2012)] / The Secret of Crickley Hall [2 episodes as Lili Peel (2012)] / Ambassadors [3 episodes as Caitlin (2013)] / Chasing Shadows [2 episodes as Dr. Ellesmere (2014)] / National Treasure [2 episodes as Christina (2016)] / Apple Tree Yard [4 episodes as Susannah (2017)] / Killing Eve [2 episodes as Anna (2018)]

After Who:
Films: Downton Abbey: The Movie* (2019), Here Are the Young Men (2020), Cold Blow Lane (2020)

Television: Wild Bill: Welcome To Boston (2019) / Sex Education (2020) / Save Me [11 episodes as Stace (2018?2020)] / Bloodlands: Goliath (2021) / Unforgotten [6 episodes as DCC Liz Baildon (2021)] / Close to Me [4 episodes as Cathy (2021)] / Pistol: Nancy And Sid (2022) / Happy Valley [7 episodes as Alison Garrs (2016?2023)] / The Change [6 episodes as Agnes (2023)] / Northern Lights [6 episodes as Pauline (2023)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover of the Virgin New Adventures novel The Also People by Ben Aaronovitch. The art is by Tony Masero and the book was released in November 1995.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1435 / Nu-Who #494

Name: Shaun Dooley [1974 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Ghost Monument
Character(s): Epzo

Before Who:
Films: Child of Mine (2005), The Mark of Cain (2007), Diana: Last Days of a Princess (2007), Eden Lake (2008), Salvage (2009), Kandahar Break (2009), The Road to Coronation Street (2010), Accidental Farmer (2010), The Awakening (2011), Junkhearts (2011), The Borrowers (2011), The Woman in Black (2012), Offender (2012), Blood Moon (2014), Richard III: The Princes in the Tower [as the Narrator] (2015)
Television: Coronation Street [12 episodes as Richie Fitzgerald (1997?1998)] / Casualty [3 episodes as the Fire Officer (1997?1998)] / The Grand (1998) / Dalziel and Pascoe: The Wood Beyond (1998) / Peak Practice: Race Against Time (1999) / Warriors (1999) / EastEnders [33 episodes as the Reverend Tom Stuart (2001?2004)] / Shackleton* [2 episodes as Hubert Hudson (2002)] / Silent Witness: The Fall Out (2002) / P.O.W. [6 episodes as Brown (2003)] / Foyle's War: Enemy Fire (2004) / The Royal: It's What's On The Inside That Counts (2005) / Holby City [2 episodes, different characters (2000?2005) / New Tricks: Family Business (2005) / Murphy's Law [3 episodes as Ollington (2005)] / Vincent (2005) / The Ghost Squad: Heroes (2005) / Rosemary & Thyme: Three Legs Good (2006) / The Bill: A Day To Remember (2006) / The Street [2 episodes as Peter Harper (2006)] / Vital Signs (2006) / Coming Up: Heavenly Father (2006)] / Strictly Confidential (2006) / Mobile [3 episodes as D I George Fleming (2007)] / Midsomer Murders [2 episodes, different characters (2008?2023)] / Harley Street (2008) / Silent Witness: Terror (2008) / Apparitions [2 episodes as Liam (2008)] / Red Riding [3 episodes as Dick Alderman (2009)] / Law & Order ? UK: Love And Loss (2009) / Five Days [5 episodes as Sgt Don Parker (2010)] / Married Single Other [6 episodes as Eddie (2010)] / Inspector George Gently: Gently Evil (2010) / Moving On: Skies Of Glass (2010) / Britain's Underworld [6 episodes as the Narrator (2010?2011)] / Hustle: The Delivery (2011) / South Riding [3 episodes as Mr Holly (2011)] / Exile [3 episodes as Mike Eldridge (2011)] / Sugartown (2011) / Postcode [2 episodes as Dean (2011)] / Great Expectations [3 episodes as Joe Gargery (2011)] / Benidorm (2012) / Revealed: Nazi Temple Of Doom (as the narrator) (2012) / Misfits* [16 episodes as Greg (2012?2013)] / Common Ground: Rupert (2013) / The White Queen [3 episodes as Sir Robert Brackenbury (2013)] / Our World War: War Macine (2014) / Wolfblood [6 episodes as Alex Kincaid (2014)] / The Game [6 episodes as DC Jim Fenchurch (2014)] / Broadchurch [6 episodes as Ricky Gillespie (2015)] / Ordinary Lies: Beth's Story (2015) / This Is England '90: Autumn (2015) / Cuffs [8 episodes as DC Carl Hawkins (2015)] / Hoff the Record: Wedding (2016) / DCI Banks [5 episodes as Steve Richards (2016)] / Jamestown [7 episodes as Reverend Michaelmas Whitaker (2017)] / Gunpowder [3 episodes as Sir William Wade (2017) / Homefront (2017)

After Who:
Films: Pond Life (2018), Official Secrets (2019), The Corrupted (2019), Saltburn (2023), Tyger (2024)
Television: The Witcher [4 episodes as King Foltest of Temeria (2019?2021)] / Gentleman Jack [7 episodes as Jeremiah Rawson (2019?2022)] / The Stranger [8 episodes as Doug Tripp (2020)] / It's a Sin [5 episodes as Clive Tozer (2021)] / Extreme Ice Railroad [as the Narrator] (2021) / Innocent [4 episodes as DCI Mike Braithwaite (2021)] / Grantchester [4 episodes as Johnny Richards (2021)] / Changing Ends [6 episodes as Graham Carr (2023)] / Black Mirror: Demon 79 (2023) / Special Forces: World's Toughest Test [2 episodes as the Narrator (2023)] / The Long Shadow (2023) / Mr Bates vs. The Post Office [3 episodes as Michael Rudkin (2024)] / Vera: Tender (2024)] / Criminal Record [7 episodes as DS Kim Cardwell (2024)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A promo image of Rory (Arthur Darvill) for Day of the Astronaut (2011)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1436 / Nu-Who #495

Name: Art Malik [1952 - ]
Year(s): 2018
Stories: The Ghost Monument
Character(s): Ilin

Note(s): Appeared in the Big Finish Productions the 'Eighth Doctor Adventures' story 'The Skull of Sobek'

Before Who:
Films: Arabian Adventure (1979), Richard's Things (1980), A Passage to India (1984), Underworld (1985), Harem (1986), West of Paradise (1986), The Deadly Recruits (1986), Death Is Part of the Process (1986), Telephone Behaviour: The Power and the Perils (1986), The Living Daylights* (1987), Turtle Beach (1992), City of Joy (1992), Year of the Comet (1992), Hostage (1992), Age of Treason (1993), Young at Heart (1993), Uncovered (1994), True Lies* (1994), Clockwork Mice (1995), A Kid in King Arthur's Court (1995), Booty Call (1997), Path to Paradise: The Untold Story of the World Trade Center Bombing (1997), Side Streets (1998), Vicious Circle (1999), Second Sight: Hide and Seek (2000), Hotel! (2001), Tabloid (2001), Tempo (2003), Fakers (2004), The English Harem (2005), Nina's Heavenly Delights (2006), Dean Spanley (2008), Franklyn (2008), The Wolfman (2010), Sex and the City 2 (2010), Everywhere and Nowhere (2011), Ghosted (2011), John Carter (2012), Bhaag Milkha Bhaag (2013), Diana (2013), The Infiltrator (2016), Mirza's Lady (2016), Halal Daddy (2017)

Television: Mixed Blessings: The Loneliness Of The Long Term Unemployed (1978) / The Professionals [2 episodes as a Doctor (1978)] / ITV Playhouse: The Reaper (1979) / Crown Court: Freedom To Incite (1981) / Crown Court: Be Lucky Uncle (1981) / Bergerac: A Miracle Every Week (1983) / Chessgame: Digging Up The Future (1983) / The Far Pavilions [2 episodes as Zarin (1984)] / The Jewel in the Crown [6 episodes as Hari Kumar (1984)] / Minder: What Makes Shamy Run (1984) / The Black Tower [5 episodes as Julius Court (1985)] / Hothouse [7 episodes as Dr. Ved Lahari (1988)] / After the War [2 episodes as Jerome Leblanc (1989)] / Shadow of the Cobra [2 episodes as Charles Sobhraj (1989)] / Stolen [6 episodes as Salim (1990)] / Cluedo: A Fete Worse Than Death (1990) / Boon: The Tender Trap (1990) / The Storyteller - Greek Myths: Orpheus & Eurydice* [as Orpheus] (1991) / Covington Cross: Revenge (1992) / Jackanory: Haroun and the Sea of Stories [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1993)] / The Wimbledon Poisoner [2 episodes as Karim Jackson (1994)] / Kavanagh QC: Job Satisfaction (1996) / Peak Practice: Heart And Soul (1996) / Turning World [3 episodes as Shams (1997)] / Big Women: Well, I'm Sorry (1998) / Colour Blind [2 episodes as Hassan (1998)] / Unfinished Business [7 episodes as Tam (1998?1999)] / Goodness Gracious Me [2 episodes, Various Characters (1998?2015)] / Cleopatra [2 episodes as Olympos (1999)] / The Seventh Scroll [3 episodes as Taita (1999)] / Life Support [6 episodes as Dr. Kamran Blake (1999)] / In the Beginning [2 episodes as Rameses II (2000)] / Messiah [2 episodes as D.C.S. Emerson (2001)] / The Real Shirley Bassey [as the Narrator] (2001) / Fun at the Funeral Parlour: A Pocketful Of Gravel (2002) / Murder in Mind: Flashback (2002) / Messiah 2 - Vengeance Is Mine [2 episodes as DCS Emerson (2003)] / Roger Roger: Thank God It Wasn't Boat Race Day (2003) / Holby City (94 episodes as Zubin Khan (2003?2005)] / The Gil Mayo Mysteries: Late Of This Parish (2006) / Dalziel and Pascoe: A Death In The Family (2006) / The Path to 9/11 [2 episodes as Colonel Raymond Malik (2006)] / 10 Days to War: $100 Coffee (2008) / Inspector Lewis: Allegory Of Love (2009) / Poirot: Three Act Tragedy* (2010) / Ben Hur [2 episodes as Sheikh Ilderim (2010)] / The Nativity [4 episodes as Nicolaus (2010)] / Upstairs Downstairs [9 episodes as Mr. Amanjit Singh (2010?2012)] / Borgia* [32 episodes as Francesc Gacet (2011?2014)] / New Tricks: The Little Brother (2013) / Homeland* [7 episodes as Bunny Latif (2014?2020)] / Arthur & George [3 episodes as Rev Shapurji Edalji (2015)] / Undercover (2015) / Indian Summers [2 episodes as the Maharajah (2016)] / Cold Feet [7 episodes as Eddie Zubayr (2016)] / Sherlock: The Final Problem (2017) / Doc Martin: Sons And Lovers (2017) / Bancroft [4 episodes as DCS Alan Taheeri (2017)] / The Woman in White [5 episodes as Erasmus Nash (2018)]

After Who:
Films: The Little Mermaid (2023)
Television: Silent Witness: Betrayal (2019) / The Feed [3 episodes as President Quan (2019)] / Penance [3 episodes as Fr. Tom Hayes (2020)] / Man Like Mobeen [6 episodes as Khan (2020?2023)] / The Man Who Fell to Earth [4 episodes as Henning Khan (2022)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Romana (Lalla Ward) as seen in The Horns of Nimon (1979)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1437 / Nu-Who #496

Name: Ian Gelder [1949 - ]
Year(s): Doctor Who: 2018 / 2020
Stories: The Ghost Monument / Can You Hear Me?
Character(s): Voice Of The Remnants / Zellin

Year(s): Torchwood: 2009
Stories: Children Of Earth: Day One ? Children Of Earth: Day Five
Character(s): Mr. Dekker

Note(s): Appeared in the Big Finish 'Doctor Who monthly range' audio adventure 'Legend of the Cybermen'

Before Who:
Films: The Three Kisses (1978), Little Dorrit (1987), The Fool (1990), King Ralph (1991), The Informant (1997), The Emissary: A Biblical Epic (1997), Jinnah (1998), Hawkins (2001), Pope Joan (2009), King Lear (2012), Shakespeare's Globe: Titus Andronicus (2015)
Television: New Scotland Yard: A Case Of Prejudice (1972) / ITV Saturday Night Theatre: Three Months Gone (1972) / The Donati Conspiracy [3 episodes as Dave Dent (1973)] / Murder Must Advertise (1973) / Edward the King [5 episodes as Alfred (1975)] / The Wide World of Mystery: The Next Victim (1975) / State of Emergency [3 episodes as Dave Dent (1975)] / Play for Today [2 episodes, different characters (1975?1976)] / Thriller: The Next Victim* (1976) / Spearhead: Loyalties (1978) / The Professionals: The Purging Of CI5 (1979) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole's Return (1980) / I Thought You'd Gone [7 episodes as Tony (1984)] / London's Burning (1988) / Blackeyes (1989) / Van der Valk: Dangerous Games (1991) / The Bill [4 episodes, different characters (1991?1998)] / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: An Unwanted Woman (1992) / Poirot: The Underdog (1993) / Casualty [4 episodes, different characters (1993?2019)] / The Day Today: Stretchcast (1994) / Screen Two: Skallagrigg (1994) / Chandler & Co: Those Who Trespass Against Us (1994) / Absolutely Fabulous: Sex (1995) / Fist of Fun [4 episodes as a Man in Oates Expedition Tent (1995)] / Bugs: Hot Metal (1995) / Brass Eye: Animals (1997) / Kavanagh QC: Blood Money (1997) / McCallum: Harvest (1998) / My Dad's the Prime Minister: Powerless (2004) / Holby City: It's Been A Long Day (2006) / The Commander: Blacklight (2006) / Fallen Angel (2007) / Robin Hood: The King Is Dead. Long Live The King... (2009) / Silent Witness: Shadows (2010) / Psychoville: Hancock (2011) / Game of Thrones* [12 episodes as Kevan Lannister (2011?2016)] / Endeavour: Pilot (2012) / Mr Selfridge [2 episodes as Waring (2013)] / Ripper Street: The Strangers' Home (2016) / EastEnders [2 episodes as Dr. Adam Gorman (2016)] / Snatch [9 episodes as Norman Gordon (2017)] / Riviera: Faussaires / Counterfeiters (2017) / Queers: I Miss The War (2017) / Lore: Jack Parsons - The Devil and the Divine [as Aleister Crowley] (2018)

After Who:
Films: Surge (2020)
Television: His Dark Materials: Lyra's Jordan* (2019) / Dark Ditties Presents...[3 episodes, different characters (2019-2021)] / Fifteen-Love [6 episodes as David Tillett (2023)] / Father Brown: The Father, The Son (2024)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A tired looking Davros (Julian Bleach) in the The Magician's Apprentice / The Witch's Familiar (2015)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Doctor Who returns on the 11th May.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/20...player-bbc-one