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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #860

Name: Richard Davies [1926 - 2015]
Year(s): 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 1 – Delta And The Bannermen part 3
Character(s): Burton

Before Who:
Films: Choir Practice (1949), A Run for Your Money (1949), The Lavender Hill Mob (1951), The Night My Number Came Up (1955), The Third Key (1956), Medico (1959), Bad Business (1960), A Fever in the Blood (1961), Some People (1962), My Three Angels (1962), Zulu* (1964), Gypsy Girl (1966), Twisted Nerve (1968), Oh! What a Lovely War (1969), All Star Comedy Carnival (1969), Choir Practice (1970), Under Milk Wood (1971), Please Sir! (1971), Steptoe and Son Ride Again (1973), The Mutations* (1974), Blueblood (1974), Dylan (1978), The Pyrates [as Dai Lemmer] (1986)

Television: BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: The Silent People (1954) / The Snow Queen (1955) / Murder Bag: Case 28 (1958) / Boyd Q.C.: A Question of Type (1958) / The Gale Storm Show - Oh! Susanna: Secret Assignment (1958) / Behind Closed Doors: It Was Learned on High Authority (1958) / Knight Errant Limited: Harry Bonkers (1959) / Strife [3 episodes as Simon Harness (1960)] / Scotland Yard: Information Received (1960) / The Secret Kingdom [4 episodes as Rigby (1960)] / Probation Officer (1960) / The Citadel [2 episodes as Mr. Evans (1960)] / BBC Sunday-Night Play: The Slip (1962) / Z Cars [9 episodes, different characters (1962-1972)] / Romeo and Juliet (1962), Moonstrike: A Clear Field (1963) / The Plane Makers: The Veteran (1963) / Taxi!: Ten Years Hard (1963) / Thirty Minute Theatre: The Dig (1963) / Maigret: Another World (1963) / Crane [2 episodes, different characters (1963-1964)] / No Hiding Place [5 episodes, different characters (1964-1967)] / ITV Play of the Week: Uncle Selwyn (1964) / Festival: Under Milk Wood (1964) / Front Page Story: Rupert (1965) / Out of the Unknown: The Midas Plague (1965) / Gideon C.I.D. [3 episodes, different characters (1965-1966)] / The Newcomers [2 episodes, different characters (1965-1966)] / Ways with Words: Boredom (1966) / Armchair Theatre: Daughter of the House (1966) / Softly Softly [3 episodes, different characters (1966-1969)] / King of the River: A Beautiful Pea-Green Boat (1966) / Half Hour Story [2 episodes, different characters (1967)] / The Wednesday Play: Dial Rudolph Valentino One One (1967) / The Informer: The Flat Season (1967) / Dixon of Dock Green [3 episodes, different characters (1967-1971)/ The Spanish Farm: Return to the Farm (1968) / The First Lady: Risk Involved (1968) / The Man in the Iron Mask: The Fortress (1968) / Please Sir!* [55 episodes as Mr. Price (1968-1972)] / The Saint: The Fiction Makers (1968) / Comedy Playhouse: The Valley Express (1969) / W. Somerset Maugham: The Creative Impulse (1969) / Two in Clover (1970) / Special Branch: Borderline Case (1970) / The Fenn Street Gang [2 episodes as Mr. Price (1971)] / Suspicion: I'll Go Along with That (1971) / The Upper Crusts: By Endeavour Alone (1973) / Crime of Passion: Gerard (1973) / Roberts Robots [7 episodes as Gimble (1973)] / New Scotland Yard: Comeback (1974) / My Name Is Harry Worth: There's No Place Like It (1974) / The Prince of Denmark (1974) / Coronation Street [45 episodes as Idris Hopkins (1974-1975)] / The Sweeney: Jackpot* (1975) / Whodunnit?: Evidence of Death (1975) / Rule Britannia! [7 episodes as Taffy Evans (1975)] / Centre Play: Showcase - City of Fear (1976) / The Government Inspector [3 episodes as Owen Owen (1976)] / Oh No, It's Selwyn Froggitt [21 episodes as Clive (1976-1977)] / Van der Valk: Dead on Arrival (1977) / The Law Centre: Lucky Lad (1978) / Fawlty Towers: The Kipper and the Corpse (1979) / Time of My Life (1980) / Yes Minister: Jobs for the Boys (1980) / Angels [2 episodes as Dr. Hadley (1980)] / To Serve Them All My Days (1981) / Taff Acre [26 episodes as Max Johnson (1981)] / Whoops Apocalypse [2 episodes as the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1982)] / The Citadel [3 episodes as Dr. Watkins (1983)] / Hallelujah!: Repentance (1983) / Give us a Break: When It Rains It Pours (1983) / In Loving Memory: Criminal Records (1983) / Bottle Boys [13 episodes as Stan Evans (1984-1985)] / Scene: If Only (1984) / Lady Is a Tramp (1984) / The New Statesman: Pilot (1984) / Big Deal [4 episodes as Dai Phillips (1985)] / Me and My Girl: Dangerous Corner (1985) / Comrade Dad: Don't Feel Bad, Dad (1986) / That Uncertain Feeling [4 episodes as Mr. Davies (1986)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Wyatt's Watchdogs: Just Act Natural (1988) / Boon: One Reborn Every Minute (1989) / EastEnders [2 episodes as Ted (1989)] / Making Out (1990) / The Bill [2 episodes, different characters (1991-1993)] / One Foot in the Grave: Monday Morning Will Be Fine* (1992) / 2point4 Children [3 e[pisodes, different characters (1992-1998)] / If You See God, Tell Him (1993) / The Boot Street Band [2 episodes as Dai Cramp (1993-1994)] / May to December: Take Good Care of My Baby (1994) / Class Act (1994) / Frank Stubbs: Politician (1994) / Paul Merton's Life of Comedy: School Days (1995) / Oliver's Travels: Looking for Aristotle (1995) / And the Beat Goes On [5 episodes as Father Hopkins (1996)] / Dad: Dadmestic (1997)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Matt Smith) about to discover old enemies in the caves in The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone (2010)

[Susan Foreman]

'The Celestial Toymaker' - 2xLP pre-order available from Amazon UK - £29:99

Release date: September 30

"“We shall play endless games together, your brain against mine.”

Demon Records presents the narrated TV soundtrack of a ‘lost’ Doctor Who TV serial, starring William Hartnell as the Doctor.

When the TARDIS lands in the Celestial Toyroom, its occupants meet a new and deadly opponent. The Toymaker rules this ethereal kingdom, and he desires the Doctor, Steven and Dodo to become his perpetual playthings. While Steven and Dodo face a series of challenges posed by clowns, ballerinas and living playing cards, the Doctor is challenged to play the fiendish Trilogic Game against the Toymaker himself. His only hope of escape is to beat the powerful entity at his own game…

Presented across 2 x 140g ‘King & Queen’ red & blue coloured vinyl discs, this 1966 TV adventure is narrated by Peter Purves, who also plays Steven. It stars Michael Gough as the Toymaker, with Jackie Lane as Dodo and a supporting cast including Carmen Silvera, Campbell Singer and Peter Stephens. Incidental music is composed by Dudley Simpson, and the familiar strains of the Doctor Who theme are courtesy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

The LPs are presented in a fully illustrated gatefold sleeve showing cast and credits, and inner bags featuring complete episode billings."

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #861a

Name: Johnny Dennis [1940 - 2016]
Year(s): 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 1 – Delta And The Bannermen part 2
Character(s): Murray

Before Who:
Films: Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire* (1985)

Television: The Devil's Crown: Lion of Christendom (1978) / A Soft Touch: Now Take my Wife (1978) / The Enigma Files: The Charity Man (1980) / Fanny by Gaslight (1981) / Mitch: Business as Usual (1984) / Dempsey and Makepeace: Tequila Sunrise (1985) / Prospects: Frying Tonight (1986) / Rude Health: Conjugal Rights (1987)

After Who:
Films: Young Toscanini (1988), The Great Escape II: The Untold Story (1988)
Television: The Endless Game (1989) / Surgical Spirit: A Marvellous Opportunity (1993) / Conjugal Rites: Anyone for Scrabble? (1994) / The Bill: Flora and Fauna (1995)

Who: Before And After #861b

Name: Brian Hibbard [1946 - 2012]
Year(s): 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 1 – Delta And The Bannermen part 3
Character(s): Keillor

Note(s): Away from the Whoniverse, he was singer with the group The Flying Pickets

Before Who:
Films: Brothers and Sisters (1980)
Television: None

After Who:
Films: Thompson (1988) / The Rainbow Thief (1990), Twin Town (1997), House of America (1997), Rancid Aluminum (2000), Mr In-Between (2001), The Many Lives of Albert Walker (2002), Revolver (2005), Little White Lies (2006), he Baker (2007), Flick (2008), Caught in the Act (2008), Good Arrows (2009), Svengali (2013)

Television: Making Out [17 episodes as Chunky (1989-1991)] / Birds of a Feather: We'll Always Have Majorca (1991) / Minder: Uneasy Rider (1993) / Coronation Street [62 episodes as Doug Murray (1992-1993)] / Murder Most Horrid: A Severe Case of Death (1994) / The Sherman Plays: The Ogpu Men (1994) / Blue Heaven (1994) / Heartbeat [2 episodes, different characters (1994-2008)] / And the Beat Goes On: Episode #1.6 (1996) / Zig and Zag's Dirty Deeds: This Party Sucks (1996) / Satellite City: Beer and Pickled Eggs (1996) / Testament - The Bible in Animation: Daniel (1996) / The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling [2 episodes as George Seagrim (1997)] / Mortimer's Law (1998) / Dalziel and Pascoe: The British Grenadier (1999) / Dirty Work: Naked Ambition (2000) / Barbara: Sheep (2001) / The Bench [20 episodes as Ralph Jenkins (2001-2002)] / Tales from Pleasure Beach [2 episodes as Alan (2001)] / Holby City: High Risk (2002) / Emmerdale Farm [3 episodes as Bobby-John Downes (2003)] / High Hopes: Lethal Weapon (2003) / Help! I'm a Teenage Outlaw [14 episodes as Sir John (2004-2006)] / Funland [7 episodes as Willy Woolf (2005)] / The Bill: Matters of the Mind (2009) / Casualty: Not Over 'Til the Fat Lady Sings (2009) / Doctors: Daddy's Home (2010) / All Shook Up! (2010) / EastEnders [2 episodes as Henry Mason (2011)] / Made in Wales: Monster (2011)

Who: Before And After #861c

Name: Tim Scott [? - ]
Year(s): 1987 / 1988
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 1 / The Happiness Patrol part 2 – The Happiness Patrol part 3
Character(s): Chima / Forum Doorman

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: Desperado: Avalanche at Devil's Ridge (1988)
Television: None

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Big smiles for the Doctor (Tom Baker) and Leela (Louise Jameson) in The Invisible Enemy (1977)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #862a

Name: Anita Graham [1948 - ]
Year(s): 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 1 – Delta And The Bannermen part 2
Character(s): Bollitt

Before Who:
Films: Mr Tumbleweed (1971), Don't Just Lie There, Say Something! (1974), Confessions of a Window Cleaner* (1974), Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? (1978)

Television: Crossroads (1964) / The New Avengers: To Catch a Rat* (1976) / The Cedar Tree: The Woman I Love (1977) / Within These Walls: Mixer (1978) / Terry and June [4 episodes as Tina Pillbeam (1979-1980)] / Tom, Dick and Harriet: On the Town (1982) / Let There Be Love: If the Nightie Fits (1983) / Keep It in the Family [6 episodes as Wilma (1982-1983)] / Mixed Doubles: It's a Steal (1985) / Dempsey and Makepeace: The Burning (1986)

After Who:
Films: Run for Your Wife (2012)
Television: Moon and Son [5 episodes as Zelda Lee (1992)] / EastEnders [2 episodes as Lesley (1996)] / Last of the Summer Wine: Hey, Big Vendor (2001)

Who: Before And After #962b

Name: Leslie Meadows [1947 - ]
Year(s): 1987 / 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 1 – Delta And The Bannermen part 2 / Dragonfire part 1 - Dragonfire part 3
Character(s): Adlon / The Creature
Note(s): Would later play an uncredited Cheetah Person in 'Survival'

Before Who:
Films: Half a Sixpence (1967), Up the Junction (1968), The Apple (1980), Mack the Knife (1989)
Television: BBC Show of the Week: Hey Riddle Diddle (1967) / Scott on...: Marriage (1968) / Ours Is a Nice House [13 episodes as Alan Parker (1969-1970)] / Doomwatch: Invasion (1970) /Love Thy Neighbour [2 episodes as Terry (1972)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Peak Practice: Giving Up (1995)

Who: Before And After #862c

Name: Martyn Geraint [1963 - ]
Year(s): 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 2
Character(s): Vinny

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: A Mind to Kill: White Rocks (1994)

Who: Before And After #862c

Name: Richard Mitchley [1963 - ]
Year(s): 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 2 – Delta And The Bannermen part 3
Character(s): Arrex
Note(s): Provided the voice of George Gissing in the 2009 Torchwood audio story 'Golden Age'.

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Blackadder: The Queen of Spain's Beard* (1983) / Auf Wiedersehen, Pet [4 episodes as a German Worker (1983)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: High Hopes: The Fly (2007)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Production artwork of the woodlice for Knock Knock (2017)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #863

Name: Hugh Lloyd [1923 -2008 ]
Year(s): 1987
Stories: Delta And The Bannermen part 2 – Delta And The Bannermen part 3
Character(s): Goronwy Jones
Note(s): Appeared as the scribe in the 2009 unofficial fan production 'Devious'

Before Who:
Films: Call Me Genius (1961), A Schoolboy's Hero (1961), On The Fiddle (1961), In the Doghouse (1961), Ring-A-Ding Rhythm! (1962), Maid for Murder (1962), Go to Blazes (1962), Play It Cool (1962), Just for Fun (1963), The Punch and Judy Man (1963), The Mouse on the Moon (1963), Dick Whittington (1963), Father Came Too! (1964), Runaway Railway (1966), White Cargo (1973), Intimate Games* (1976), James and the Giant Peach (1976), Me! I'm Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1978), Quadrophenia (1979), Venom (1981), It's Never Too Late (1984)

Television: Mostly Maynard (1957) / Hancock's Half Hour* [22 episodes, different characters (1957-1960)] / My Pal Bob [2 episodes (1958)] / Trinder Box (1959) / Call Me Sam [5 episodes as Archie, the barman (1959)] / Charlie Drake: The Angry Young Plumber (1959) / The Days of Vengeance [2 episodes as Charlie (1960)] / ITV Play of the Week: The Protest (1960) / Sykes and A... [5 episodes (1960-1962)] / BBC Sunday-Night Play: Tuppence in the Gods (1960) / The Charlie Drake Show [2 episodes (1961)] / Hancock [3 episodes, different characters (1961)] / Citizen James [6 episodes (1961-1962)] / Here's Harry [2 episodes (1961-1962)] / Benny Hill: The Constant Viewer (1962) / Hugh and I [69 episodes as Hugh (1962-1967)] / A Slight Case of...: Exposure (1965) / Comedy Playhouse: Hughie (1967) / Hugh and I Spy [6 episodes as Hugh (1968)] / The Gnomes of Dulwich [6 episodes as Small (1969)] / Lollipop Loves Mr. Mole [13 episodes as Mr. Mole(1971-1972)] / The Virgin Fellas [13 episodes as Hugh (1972)] / Z Cars: The Lady and the Gentleman (1973) / Jackanory Playhouse: The Queen and the Robot (1975) / Hogg's Back [2 episodes as the Ticket Collector (1975)] / Till Death Us Do Part: Unemployment (1975) / Lord Tramp [6 episodes as Hughie Wagstaff (1977)] / BBC2 Play of the Week: A Visit from Miss Prothero (1978) / Can We Get on Now, Please?: Variations in Two Flats (1980) / Roger Doesn't Live Here Anymore [2 episodes as Edwards (1981)] / Alan Bennett's Objects of Affection: Say Something Happened (1982) / Last of the Summer Wine: The Waist Land (1983) / Jury [13 episodes as Gerald Sadler (1983)] / Love and Marriage: A Matter of Will (1984) / That's My Boy: Unfair Dismissal (1984) / Bottle Boys: Fools Rush In (1984) / C.A.T.S. Eyes: Something Nasty Down Below (1985) / The Clairvoyant [5 episodes as Burma (1986)]

After Who:
Films: The Fool (1990), August (1996), The Clandestine Marriage (1998), Cider with Rosie (1998), Alice in Wonderland* (1999), Great Expectations (1999), Girl from Rio (2001), Looking for Victoria (2003), Griffin (2004)

Television: The Play on One: The Dunroamin' Rising (1988) / Mr. Majeika: Wooden It Be Lovely (1988) / Screen One: She's Been Away (1989) / Victoria Wood: Over to Pam (1989) / The Ruth Rendell Mysteries: The Veiled One (1989) / Woof!: The Adoption (1990) / In Sickness and in Health [10 episodes as Mr. Carey (1990-1992)] / You Rang, M'Lord? [3 episodes as Selfridge (1990-1993)] / Boon: Trial and Error (1991) / Blue Heaven (1994) / Heartbeat: Pig in the Middle (1997) / Oh Doctor Beeching!: Action Stations (1997) / Oliver Twist: Containing Fresh Discoveries, and Shewing That Surprises, Like Misfortunes, Seldom Come Alone (1999) / Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased): A Man of Substance (2000) / A Many Splintered Thing (2000) / My Hero: My Hero Christmas (2000) / Lee Evans: So What Now?: The House Guest (2001) / Foyle's War: Eagle Day (2002) / My Family [2 episodes, different characters (2002-2006)] / Doc Martin: Aromatherapy (2005)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A couple of Morok guards seemingly oblivious to the TARDIS in The Space Museum (1965)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Hieroglyphs which warn of The Satan Pit (2006)