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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Lee Johnson's cover art for Doctor Who: The Complete History issue 87. A fortnightly series of partworks published in hardback format by Panini UK with Hachette Partworks begun in 2015 and ran for four years.

[Susan Foreman]

Key Crew working on PLANET OF GIANTS who have previously worked on the show:

• Mervyn Pinfield (Director)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Who: Before And After #1548 / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story #9 - Planet Of Giants

Name: Douglas Camfield [1931 - 1984]

Role(s): Director [56 episodes]
Year(s): 1964 / 1965 / 1966 / 1968 / 1970 / 1975 / 1976
Stories: Planet Of Giants part 3: Crisis / The Crusade part 1: The Lion - The Crusade part 4: The Warlords / The Time Meddler part 1: The Watcher - The Time Meddler part 4: Checkmate / The Daleks' Master Plan part 1: The Nightmare Begins - The Daleks' Master Plan part 12: Destruction Of Time / The Web Of Fear episode 1 - The Web of Fear episode 6 / The Invasion episode 1 - The Invasion episode 8 / Inferno episode 1 - Inferno episode 7 / Terror Of The Zygons part 1 - Terror Of The Zygons part 4 / The Seeds Of Doom part 1 - The Seeds Of Doom part 6
Note(s):

• Was a production assistant on several early 'Doctor Who' stories, including 'An Unearthly Child' and 'Marco Polo'
• Was an uncredited director of some 16mm film inserts for 'An Unearthly Child' episodes 2 - 4

Before Who: Director Credits
Films: None
Television: Swizzlewick [2 episodes] (1964)

After Who
Films: After Many a Summer (1967), Ivanhoe (1982)
Television: Watch the Birdies [6 episodes] (1966) / Breaking Point [5 episodes] (1966) / Thirty-Minute Theatre [2 episodes] (1966-1968) / Z Cars [16 episodes] (1967-1969) / Detective [2 episodes] (1968-1969) / Out of the Unknown [1 episode] (1969) / Paul Temple [7 episodes] (1969-1971) / The Troubleshooters [1 episode] (1970) / Trial [3 episodes] (1971) / Public Eye [7 episodes] (1971-1975) / The Lotus Eaters [3 episodes] (1972) / The Man Outside [1 episode] (1972) / Van der Valk [3 episodes] (1972-1973) / Armchair Theatre [1 episode] (1973) / Special Branch [4 episodes] (1973-1974) / Sutherland's Law [1 episode] (1974) / The Venturers [1 episode] (1975) / The Sweeney [6 episodes] (1975?1978) / The Onedin Line [2 episodes] (1976) / Target [2 episodes] (1977) / The Professionals [2 episodes] (1977-1980) / Blake's 7 [1 episode] (1978) / Accident [3 episodes] (1978) / Danger UXB [2 episodes] (1979) / Shoestring [3 episodes] (1979-1980) / Company and Co [2 episodes] (1980) / Play for Today [1 episode] (1980) / The Walls of Jericho [1 episode] (1981) / The Nightmare Man [4 episodes] (1981) / Beau Geste [8 episodes] (1982) / Missing from Home [6 episodes] (1984)

Who: Before And After #1548b

Name: Louis Marks [1928 - 2010]

Role(s): Writer [15 episodes]
Year(s): 1964 / 1972 / 1975 / 1976
Stories: Planet Of Giants part 1: Planet Of Giants - Planet Of Giants part 3: Crisis / Day Of The Daleks episode 1 - Day Of The Daleks episode 4 / Planet Of Evil part 1 - Planet Of Evil part 4 / Masque Of Mandragora part 1 - Masque Of Mandragora part 4

Before Who: Writer Credits
Films: The Man Who Finally Died (1963)
Television: The Adventures of Robin Hood [4 episodes] (1958-1960) / Skyport [3 episodes] (1959-1960) / Inside Story [1 episode] (1960) / he Four Just Men [7 episodes] (1960) / Theatre 70 [2 episodes] (1960) / Deadline Midnight [4 episodes] (1961) / ITV Television Playhouse [1 episode] (1962) / Ghost Squad [2 episodes] (1963) / Tempo [1 episode] (1963) / It's Dark Outside [1 episode] (1964) / Tras la puerta cerrada [1 episode] (1964) / Love Story [1 episode] (1964)

After Who
Films: Silas Marner (1985)
Television: Secret Agent [1 episode] (1964) / No Hiding Place [3 episodes] (1966-1967) / Market in Honey Lane [18 episodes also series creator] (1967-1969) / Special Branch [1 episode] (1970) / The Main Chance [2 episodes] (1970) / The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder[1 episode] (1971) / Trial [1 episode] (1971) / Doomwatch [3 episodes] (1971-1972) / No Exit [1 episode] (1972) / Scene [1 episode] (1973) / Bedtime Stories [1 episode] (1974)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Toba (Kenneth Ives); one of The Dominators (1968)

[Susan Foreman]

Key Crew working on THE DALEK INVASION OF EARTH who have previously worked on the show:

• Richard Martin (Director)
• Terry Nation (Writer)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE RESCUE who have previously worked on the show:

• Christopher Barry (Director)
• David Whitaker (Writer)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE ROMANS who have previously worked on the show:

• Christopher Barry (Director)
• Dennis Spooner (Writer)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE WEB PLANET who have previously worked on the show:

• Richard Martin (Director)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Who: Before And After #1549 / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story 13 - The Web Planet

Name: Bill Strutton [1918 - 2003]

Role(s): Writer [6 episodes]
Year(s): 1965
Stories: The Web Planet part 1: The Web Planet - The Web Planet part 6: The Centre
Note(s):

• Wrote 'Doctor Who and the Zarbi', the novelisation of The Web Planet. This was first published in 1965, meaning he had the distinction of being the first 'Doctor Who' episode writer to also write a novelisation of his work
• Wrote a script intended for the third Doctor entitled 'The Mega'. Although this was unproduced for television, it was ultimately released by Big Finish Productions in 2013 as part of 'The Lost Stories' range

Before Who: Writer Credits
Films: None
Television: Ivanhoe [6 episodes] (1958) / The Flying Doctor [1 episode] (1959) / No Hiding Place [18 episodes] (1959-1967) / Rendezvous [3 episodes] (1960-1961) / The Avengers [1 episode] (1961) / Top Secret [2 episodes] (1961) / Echo Four Two [2 episodes] (1961) / Harpers West One [2 episodes] (1961-1963) / The Saint [2 episodes] (1963) / Dr. Finlay's Casebook [1 episode] (1964) / The Protectors [3 episodes] (1964) / R3 [2 episodes] (1964)

After Who
Films: Assignment K (1968)
Television: Undermind [1 episode] (1965) / The Man in Room 17 [1 episode] (1965) / Court Martial [1 episode] (1966) / Emergency-Ward 10 [7 episodes] (1966-1967) / Adventures of the Seaspray [11 episodes] (1966-1967) / Market in Honey Lane [1 episode] (1968) / Riptide [2 episodes] (1969) / Strange Report [1 episode] (1969) / Paul Temple [3 episodes] (1970) / Pathfinders [1 episode] (1973) / Crown Court [3 episodes] (1973)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Tom Baker) introduces Andred (Chris Tranchell) to the delights of Jelly Babies during The Invasion of Time (1978)

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The Doctor (Tom Baker) introduces Andred (Chris Tranchell) to the delights of Jelly Babies during The Invasion of Time (1978)

DOCTOR: Jelly babies. Would you like one? They're a delicacy I discovered on Earth. Go on.
ANDRED: Ah, that's Sol Three in Mutter Spiral.
DOCTOR: That's right. (The Doctor has a red one, and Andred a yellow one.) What do you think?
ANDRED: Mmm, yes. Delicious.
DOCTOR: Good, good. Here, have the bag.
ANDRED: Oh, sir, I...
DOCTOR: No, no, no, go on. I've got plenty more. I've got plenty more. Anyone who likes jelly babies can't be all bad, huh? (whispers) Don't mention this to the Chancellor. He doesn't approve of jelly babies.

[Susan Foreman]

Key Crew working on THE CRUSADE who have previously worked on the show:

• Douglas Camfield (Director)
• David Whataker (Writer)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE SPACE MUSEUM who have previously worked on the show:

• Mervyn Pinfield (Director)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Who: Before And After #1550 / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story #15 ? The Space Museum

Name: Glyn Jones [1931 - 2014]

Role(s): Writer [4 episodes]
Year(s): 1965
Stories: The Space Museum episode 1 - The Space Museum episode 4
Note(s): Appeared in the programme as a credited character and has already been profiled under the main 'Actor' section

Before Who: Writer Credits
Films: Ascot, a Race Against Time [Short] (1961), A King's Story (1965)
Television: None

After Who
Films: Bindle (One of Them Days) (1966), Stop! [Short] (1967), The Magnificent Six and a Half: A Good Deed in Time [Short] (1969), The Magnificent Six and a Half: It's Not Cricket (1969), The Magnificent Six and a Half: A Lad in the Lamp [Short] (1969), The Magnificent Six and a Half: Peewee Had a Little Ape [Short] (1969), The Magnificent Six and a Half: The Astronoughts [Short] (1969), The Magnificent Six and a Half: The Magician [Short] (1969), Personalisation of the Product [Short] (1970), Clear to Land [Short] (1977), The Safety Net [Short] (1978), Metal Matters [Short] (1978), Five in Millions [Short] (1978), The Beacons and Beyond [Short] (1979), Rail Report 13: On Track for the Eighties [Short] (1980), The Seaspeed Express [Short] (1980)
Television: The Gold Robbers [1 episode] (1969) / Here Come the Double Deckers! [9 episodes] (1970-1971) / The Chiffy Kids [1 episode] (1976)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Moment, in the humanoid interface of Rose Tyler, (Billie Piper) and the War Doctor (John Hurt) during The Day of the Doctor (2013)

[Susan Foreman]

Key Crew working on THE CHASE who have previously worked on the show:

• Richard Martin (Director)
• Terry Nation (Writer)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE TIME MEDDLER who have previously worked on the show:

• Douglas Camfield (Director)
• Dennis Spooner (Writer)
• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Key Crew working on GALAXY 4 who have previously worked on the show:

• Verity Lambert (Producer)

Who: Before And After #1551a / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story #18 - Galaxy 4

Name: Derek Martinus [1931 - 2014]

Role(s): Director [26 episodes]
Year(s): 1965 / 1966 / 1967 /
Stories: Galaxy 4 part 1: Four Hundred Dawns - Mission To The Unknown / The Tenth Planet episode 1 - The Tenth Planet episode 4 / The Evil Of The Daleks episode 1 - The Evil Of The Daleks episode 7 / The Ice Warriors episode 1 - The Ice Warriors episode 6 / Spearhead From Space episode 1 - Spearhead From Space episode 4
Note(s):

• Is one of only two people who have the distinction of directing both a regeneration story and a debut story for different Doctors
• Was the first director of the 1970s.
• Was the first director to direct a colour 'Doctor Who' television adventure

Before Who: Director Credits
Films: None
Television: Jury Room [1 episode] (1965) / United! [14 episodes] (1965?1966)

After Who
Films: Vargen (1984)
Television: Quick Before They Catch Us [4 episodes] (1966) / The Newcomers [6 episodes] (1967) /What Maisie Knew [3 episodes] (1968) / Z Cars [54 episodes] (1968-1978) / The Expert [1 episode] (1969) / The Black Tulip [6 episodes] (1970) / The Doctors [6 episodes] (1970-1971) / A Little Princess [6 episodes] (1973) / Crown Court [3 episodes] (1974) / A Legacy [5 episodes] (1975) / Angels [16 episodes] (1975-1978) / Centre Play [1 episode] (1976) / The Paper Lads [4 episodes] (1977) / Emmerdale Farm [18 episodes] (1977-1982) / Spearhead [6 episodes] (1978-1981) / Blake's 7 [2 episodes] (1979) / Penmarric [4 episodes] (1979) / Dodger, Bonzo & the Rest [6 episodes] (1985-1986)

Who: Before And After #1551b

Name: William Emms [1930 - 1993]

Role(s): Writer [4 episodes]
Year(s): 1965
Stories: Galaxy 4 part 1: Four Hundred Dawns - Galaxy 4 part 4: The Exploding Planet
Note(s): Was supposed to write a story for the Second Doctor entitled 'The Imps', but he fell ill and was unable to complete it

Before Who: Writer Credits
Films: None
Television: BBC Sunday-Night Play [1 episode] (1963) / First Night [1 episode] (1963) / Festival [1 episode] (1964) / Story Parade [1 episode] (1964) / Redcap [1 episode] (1964) / The Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling [3 episodes] (1964) / Public Eye [1 episode] (1965) / The Flying Swan [1 episode] (1965) / R3 [2 episodes] (1965)

After Who
Films: None
Television: The Newcomers [12 episodes] (1965-1966) / Walter and Connie Reporting [7 episodes] (1965-1966) / Z Cars [9 episodes] (1965-1971) / Emergency-Ward 10 [5 episodes] (1966) / Champion House [1 episode] (1967) / The Revenue Men [4 episodes] (1967-1968) / Mr. Rose [2 episodes] (1968) / The Expert [1 episode] (1968) / Detective [2 episodes] (1968-1969) / Callan [2 episodes] (1969-1970) / Ace of Wands [4 episodes] (1970) / BBC Play of the Month [1 episode] (1970) / ITV Saturday Night Theatre [1 episode] (1971) / Owen, M.D. [8 episodes] (1971-1972) / Crown Court [3 episodes] (1974) / Homicide [1 episode] (1975) / Crossroads [50 episodes] (1980-1981)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The striking reverse artwork on The Crusade (1965) vinyl which was released earlier this year by Demon Records.