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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1089a / Nu-Who #168a

Name: Gray O'Brien [1968 - ]
Year(s): 2007
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned
Character(s): Rickston Slade

Before Who:
Films: Cruise of the Gods (2002), The Queen (2006)
Television: Taggart [8 episodes as DC Rob Gibson (1994-1995)] / Bad Boys: Sex And Violence (1996) / Casualty [48 episodes as Richard McCaig (1996–1998)] / Peak Practice [43 episodes as Dr. Tom Deneley (2000–2002)] / River City [3 episodes as Billy Davies (2004–2006)] / Coronation Street* [285 episodes as Tony Gordon (2007–2010)]

After Who:
Films: The Daniel Connection (2015), The Wasting (2017)
Television: Titanic - Blood and Steel [8 episodes as Bruce Ismay (2012)] / The Loch [6 episodes as Alan Redford (2017)] / hakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators: The Chimes At Midnight (2018)

Who: Before And After #1089b / Nu-Who #168b

Name: Bruce Lawrence [? - ] [Also credited as Bruce Alexander]
Year(s): 2007
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned
Character(s): Engineer

Before Who:
Films: Bloody Sunday (2002), About a Boy (2002), The Four Feathers (2002), I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (2003), Hardcore: A Poke Into the Adult Film Orifice (2005), Quality Indigo (2005)
Television: Band of Brothers: Points (2001) / State of Play [2 episodes as Jack (2003)] / Casualty: Walk Before You Run (2006)

After Who:
Films: Sisters Grimm (2009), Stag Night of the Dead (2010), Vehemence (2010), Conquering Heroes (2010), Love Tales (2010), Got to Run (2011), Billboard (2011), Assassin (2015), Survivor (2015), Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015), The Watcher Self (2016)
Television: Special Forces Heroes: Iranian Embassy Siege (2008) / Midsomer Murders [2 episodes, different characters (2008–2017)]

Who: Before And After #1089c / Nu-Who #168c

Name: Nicholas Witchell [1953 - ]
Year(s): 2007
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned
Character(s): Himself

Note(s): Away from the Whoniverse, he is a BBC Newsreader

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Six O'Clock News [14 episodes as a Newsreader (1984–2021)] / Breakfast News [163 episodes as a Presenter (1989–1993)]

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1089d / Nu-Who #168d

Name: Stefan Davis [? - ]
Year(s): 2007
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned
Character(s): Kitchen Hand

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: The Liquid Bomb Plot (2011), Abusing Protocol (2015), The Tale of the Fatherless (2021)
Television: The Bill (2009) / Doctors [4 episodes, different characters (2009–2022)] / The 7th Day (2017)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Daleks emerge from their shuttle craft at Coal Hill School during Remembrance of the Daleks (1988)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1090 / Nu-Who #169

Name: Andrew Havill [1965 - ]
Year(s): 2007
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned
Character(s): Chief Steward

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

• In the 'Doctor Who Main Range' story 'The Witch from the Well'
• In the 'Fourth Doctor Adventures' story 'The Enchrantress of Numbers'

Before Who:
Films: Restoration (1995), Restoration (1995), Titanic Town (1998), Il tempo dell'amore (1999), Janice Beard (1999), The Heart of Me (2002), Nicholas Nickleby (2002), Sylvia (2003), D-Day 6.6.1944 (2004), The English Harem [as Lawrence of Arabia] (2005), Elizabeth David: A Life in Recipes (2006), Daphne (2007)
Television: Soldier Soldier: Leaving (1993) / The House of Eliott [2 episodes as John Davenport (1994)] / The Boss: Upwardly Mobile (1997) / A Dance to the Music of Time [2 episodes as Sunny Farebrother (1997)] / Trial & Retribution [4 episodes (1997–1998)] / Heat of the Sun: The Sport Of Kings* (1998) / Kavanagh QC: Bearing Witness (1998) / Goodnight Sweetheart: Grief Encounter (1999) / Aristocrats [2 episodes as Charles Bunbury (1999)] / Peak Practice: Hearts And Minds (1999) / Wives and Daughters (1999) / The Ghost Hunter [6 episodes as Professor Darcy (2001)] / Office Gossip: Lucky In Love (2001) / Casualty: Blame (2002) / Doctors [3 episodes, different characters (2002–2011)] / The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: Playing For The Ashes (2003) / The Bill: Haunted (2003) / Judge John Deed [2 episodes as Alexander Petros Q.C. (2003)] / Island at War [4 episodes as Oberleutnant Flach (2004)] / Casanova* (2005) / Hustle: Confessions (2005) / Waking the Dead [2 episodes as Noel Simmons (2005)] / Broken News: Halfway There Day (2005) / Surviving Disaster: Munich Air Crash (2006) / The Impressionists [3 episodes as Manet (2006)] / Silent Witness: Schism (2006) / Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire: Constantine (2006) / Spies, Lies and the Superbomb: The Spy From Moscow (2007) / Coming Up: Brussels (2007)

After Who:
Films: The Broken (2008), Dummy (2008), The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall (2008), Into the Storm (2009), Mr. Nice (2010), The King's Speech* (2010), London Boulevard (2010), The Merry Wives of Windsor (2011), The Awakening (2011), The Iron Lady (2011), Hyde Park on Hudson (2012), Cloud Atlas (2012), Les Miserables (2012), This House (2013), Closed Circuit (2013), The List (2013), The Imitation Game (2014), Virtuoso (2015), The Carer (2016), Dad's Army (2016), Hot Property (2016), Letters from Baghdad (2016), My Cousin Rachel (2017), The Children Act (2017), GOLD (2018), The Last Vermeer (2019), The King (2019), Downton Abbey (2019), Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (2019), The Duke (2020), Censor (2021), Sardar Udham (2021)

Television: Holby City: We Serve All Who Come To Us (2008) / A Touch of Frost: In The Public Interest (2008) / Jonathan Creek: The Grinning Man [Voice only] (2009) / Henry VIII - Mind of a Tyrant: Lover (2009) / Criminal Justice (2009) / Spooks (2009) / Poirot: The Clocks* (2009) / Law & Order - UK: Help (2010) / Midsomer Murders: The Night Of The Stag (2011) / Sherlock: A Scandal In Belgravia (2012) / The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret [2 episodes as Colin De Granville QC (2012–2016)] / Lightfields [2 episodes as the Doctor (2013)] / Father Brown: The Ghost In The Machine (2014) / Trying Again (2014) / Spotless: Somebody's Son, Somebody's Daughter (2015) / Partners in Crime: The Secret Adversary (2015) / Life in Squares [3 episodes as Clive Bell (2015)] / The Coroner: Napoleon's Violin (2015) / The Frankenstein Chronicles [4 episodes (2015–2017)] / Call the Midwife (2016) / The Witness for the Prosecution (2016) / Europe's Last Warrior Kings [3 episodes as Archbishop Stigand (2017)] / Vera: Natural Selection (2017) / Man in an Orange Shirt (2017) / Victoria [2 episodes as Dr. Pritchard (2017) / The Last Post [3 episodes as Dr. Russell (2017)] / Trust [4 episodes as Patrick de Laszlo (2018)] / Dad's Army - The Lost Episodes: The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Walker (2019) / The Nevers* [3 episodes as Douglas Broome (2021)] / Endeavour: Striker (2021) / The Walk-In (2022) / War Gamers: The Mastermind (2022) / The Crown [9 episodes as Robert Fellowes (2022)]

[Susan Foreman]

The invitation that was sent out by BBC Enterprises to people in celebration of the 15th anniversary of 'Doctor Who' in 1978

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Paul McGann) is resurrected in Doctor Who (1996)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1091a / Nu-Who #170a

Name: Debbie Chazen [1971 - ]
Year(s): 2007
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned
Character(s): Foon Von Hoff

Note(s):

• Is the daughter of Who actor Arnold Chazen
• Appeared in the Big Finish Productions audio adventure 'The Outliers'
• Narrated the BBC New Adventures Audio versions of the stories 'Wishing Well' / 'Shining Darkness' / 'The Slitheen Excursion'
• Narrated the original short story 'Holiday Box' for Fantom Films' Time-Space Visualiser online convention

Before Who:
Films: Tess of the D'Urbervilles (1998),Topsy-Turvy (1999), A Christmas Carol (1999), Barnie et ses petites contrariétés (2001), The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (2001), Beginner's Luck (2001), Tooth (2004), Suzie Gold (2004)
Television: The Lakes[3 episodes as Delilah (1997)] / An Unsuitable Job for a Woman: A Last Embrace (1998) / Killer Net (1998) / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: You Can't Be Too Careful (1998) / The Bill [2 episodes, different characters (1998–2005)] / Lucy Sullivan Is Getting Married [16 episodes as Meredia (1999–2000)] / Midsomer Murders** [2 episodes, different characters (1999–2008)] / Casualty: Blood Brothers (2000) / Gimme Gimme Gimme: Decoy (2001) / The Estate Agents: Night Out (2002) / Holby City [15 episodes, different characters (2002–2019)] / Grass (2003) / Mine All Mine [5 episodes as Big Claire (2004)] / The Smoking Room [17 episodes as Annie (2004–2005)] / EastEnders (2005) / Murder in Suburbia: Dogs (2005) / Mile High (2005) / Tittybangbang [8 episodes (2005–2007)] / Doc Martin: The Apple Doesn't Fall (2007) / Comedy Showcase: The Eejits (2007)

After Who:
Films: Anton Chekhov's the Duel (2010), Red Joan (2018)
Television: Uncle Max: Uncle Max Goes To A Wedding (2008) / Psychoville [4 episodes as Kelly Su Crabtree (2009)] / We Are Klang [4 episodes as the Mayor (2009)] / The Impressions Show with Culshaw and Stephenson (2009) / Doctors [12 episodes as Sissy Juggins (2010)] / Coronation Street [5 episodes as Miriam (2010–2011)] / White Van Man: The Morning After (2011) / Great Night Out (2013) / Trollied [3 episodes as Sarah (2013)] / Ambassadors [3 episodes as Ludmilla (2013)] / The Spa[8 episodes as Davina (2013)] / Sherlock: The Sign Of Three (2014) / The Job Lot (2014) / Asylum: Public Relations (2015) / You, Me and the Apocalypse: T Minus... (2015) / Agatha Raisin: The Walkers Of Dembley (2016) / The Last Kingdom [6 episodes as Sable (2018–2020)] / Dead Pixels [3 episodes as Cara (2019)] / The Man [3 episodes as Natalie (2019)] / Avenue 5 [2 episodes as Barbara (2020)] / Urban Myths: When Joan Kissed Barbara (2020) / Dodger: Carnival (2022)

Who: Before And After #1091b / Nu-Who #170b

Name: Clive Rowe [1964 - ]
Year(s): 2007
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned
Character(s): Morvin Van Hoff

Before Who:
Films: Paper Mask (1990), The Perfect Blue (1997), The Honeytrap (2002), Manderlay (2005), Shoot the Messenger (2006)
Television: After the War: Final Demands (1989) / Snakes and Ladders (1989) / The Bill: Saturday Night Fever (1989) / Spatz: The Poster (1991) / Casualty: The Final Word (1993) / Network First: Entertaining Angels Unaware (1995) / Performance: Company (1997) / Harry Hill [6 episodes as the Deep South Guy (2000)] / American Voices (2001) / The Story of Tracy Beaker [81 episodes as Duke (2002–2005)] / Doctors: Look Ma, No Hands* (2004) / Dalziel and Pascoe: Soft Touch (2004)

After Who:
Films: Aunties (2013), Beauty and the Beast (2017), Old Vic: In Camera - A Christmas Carol (2020)
Television: All the Small Things [6 episodes as Clifford 'Shrek' Beale (2009)] / My Family: germs Of Endearment (2011) / Comedy Showcase: The Fun Police (2011) / Fifty Years on Stage (2013) / Evermoor [36 episodes as Mayor Doyle (2014–2017)] / The Kennedys [4 episodes as David Palmer (2015)] / So Awkward [18 episodes as Mr. Salford (2015–2016)] / Will [9 episodes as Boxman (2017)] / Midsomer Murders: For Death Prepare (2021) / The Canterville Ghost: Spring (2021)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (William Hartnell) and Cameca (Margot Van der Burgh) became engaged in The Aztecs (1964)

Hope you've all had an enjoyable Easter weekend.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The Doctor (William Hartnell) and Cameca (Margot Van der Burgh) became engaged in The Aztecs (1964)

DOCTOR: Happy days, my dear.
CAMECA: The happiest of my life, dear heart. Was ever such a potion brewed? In bliss is quenched my thirsty heart.
DOCTOR: Very prettily put, my dear.
CAMECA: Oh, sweet-favoured man, you have declared your love for me, and I acknowledge and accept your gentle proposal.
(The Doctor nearly chokes on his cocoa)

***********************

DOCTOR: [Indicates a medallion] That came out of the tomb. And the man who discovered it later disappeared in the garden. And on the wall is a stone with Yetaxa's sign on it.
IAN: You mean there's a tunnel from there to the tomb?
DOCTOR: Yes, that's what I suspect.
IAN: Where did you get hold of this?
DOCTOR: My fiancee.
IAN: I see. Your what?
DOCTOR: Yes, I made some cocoa and got engaged. Don't giggle, my boy, It's neither here nor there. We must find that tunnel tonight.
IAN: Yes, all right.
DOCTOR: Now, I'll wait for you in the garden, and when Ixta's asleep, you come out.
IAN: Yes, I will. All right. Oh, by the way, Doctor. Congratulations.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1092 / Nu-Who #171

Name: Bernard Cribbins [1928 - 2022]
Year(s): 2007 / 2008 / 2009 / 2010
Stories: Voyage Of The Damned – Partners In Crime / The Sontaran Stratagem - The Poison Sky / Turn Left – Journey's End / The End Of Time part 1 – The End Of Time part 2
Character(s): Wilfred Mott

Note(s):

• Had previously appeared in the role of PC Tom Campbell in the 1966 film 'Daleks' Invasion Earth – 2150AD'. He is one of only a few actors to appear in both the TV series and one of the 1960s movies, and the only one to have portrayed a companion in both. In fact, he is the first actor to have portrayed two different companions, although the 1960s films and the TV series do not share continuity. [While filming The End of Time, he remarked to David Tennant, "The last time I was in the TARDIS was in 1966." After a slight pause, Tennant replied that he had not been born then, resulting in Bernard feeling "very, very old"!]
  
  
• Had previously been considered for the role of the Fourth Doctor, but was turned down after making a statement saying he wanted to "...bring violence into Doctor Who"
• In 2013, he appeared with Who co-star Jacqueline King in a Doctor Who edition of Pointless Celebrities. Not only did they win a "Pointless" trophy each, but they also won the jackpot of £2,500. Bernard gave his share to the Sparks charity at Great Ormond Street Hospital
• Appeared in Big Finish Productions audio releases in the 'The Tenth Doctor Adventures' story 'No Place' and the 'Eighth Doctor Adventures' story 'Horror of Glam Rock'

Before Who:
Films: Battle Hell (1957), Davy (1958), Dunkirk (1958), Make Mine a Million (1959), Tommy the Toreador (1959), Two Way Stretch* (1960), Return to the Sea (1960), The World of Suzie Wong (1960), Passport to China (1960), The Best of Enemies (1961), Nothing Barred (1961), The Girl on the Boat (1962), The Fast Lady (1962), The Wrong Arm of the Law (1963), The Mouse on the Moon (1963), Carry on Jack (1964), Carry on Spying (1964), Crooks in Cloisters (1964), The Counterfeit Constable (1964), A Home of Your Own (1965), She* (1965), Cup Fever (1965), You Must Be Joking! (1965), The Sandwich Man (1966), Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (1966), A Ghost of a Chance (1967), Casino Royale (1967), Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (1968), Not Now, Darling (1968), All Star Comedy Carnival (1969), The Railway Children (1970), Frenzy* (1972), The Confederacy of Wives (1975), Great Big Groovy Horse (1975), James and the Giant Peach (1976), The Adventures of Picasso (1978), The Water Babies (1978), The Plank (1979), Dangerous Davies: The Last Detective (1981), It's Your Move (1982), When We Are Married (1987), Carry on Columbus* (1992), Blackball (2003)

Television: The Black Tulip: Danger (1956) / David Copperfield [6 episodes as Thomas Traddles (1956)] / ITV Play of the Week: The Comedy Of Errors (1956)/ The Vise: The Missing Hours (1957) / Theatre Night: Hook, Line And Sinker (1959) / The Army Game: Don't Send My Boy To Prison (1960) / Interpol Calling: Slow Boat To Amsterdam (1960) / International Detective: The Santino Case (1960) / ITV Play of the Week: Night Of The Big Heat (1960) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: Charlie's Aunt (1961)/ Winning Widows: The Vicar, A Medium And An Exorcist (1962) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: The Canterville Ghost (1962) / Comedy Playhouse [5 episodes, different characters (1962–1970)] / Drama 61-67 [2 episodes, different characters (1963–1964)] / The Troubleshooters: Driver Of The Year (1965) / The Avengers: The Girl From AUNTIE* (1966) / Jackanory [122 episodes as the storyteller (1966–1995)] / Mr. Aitch: Reunion (1967) / Theatre 625: The Loser (1967)/ Armchair Theatre [2 episodes, different characters (1967–1968)] / The Avengers: Look (Stop Me If You've Heard This One) But There Were These Two Fellas... (1968) / Cribbins [12 episodes (1969–1970)] / Get the Drift [6 episodes (1971–1976)] / Ooh La La!: The Lady From Maxims (1973) / The Wombles [60 episodes as the Narrator (1973–1975)] / Fawlty Towers: The Hotel Inspectors* (1975) / The Sooty Show [2 episodes (1975)] / Jackanory Playhouse: The Sleeping Princess (1976) / Space: 1999: Brian The Brain (1976) / BBC Play of the Month: The Country Wife (1977) / Once Upon a Classic: Night Ferry (1977) / Arrivano i mostri [3 episodes (1977)] / Shillingbury Tales [2 episodes as Cuffy (1981)] / Worzel Gummidge: The Golden Hind (1981) / Tales of the Unexpected: The Memory Man (1983) / Cuffy [6 episodes as Cuffy Follett (1983)] / Moschops [6 episodes as the Narrator (1983)] / Alice in Wonderland: The Mock Turtle's Story, the Lobster Quadrille and Who Stole the Tarts? [as the voice of the Mock Turtle] (1985) / Langley Bottom [7 episodes as Seth Raven (1986)] / High & Dry [7 episodes as Ron Archer (1987)] / Super Gran: Supergran And The Birthday Dambuster (1987) / Edward and Friends [9 episodes, voice only (1987)] / Bertie the Bat [10 episodes as the Narrator (1990)] / Tonight at 8.30: Hands Across The Sea (1991) / Noel's House Party [6 episodes (1991–1997)] / I, Lovett: The Snowman (1993) / Dennis the Menace: Oil Strike (voice only) (1998) / Dalziel and Pascoe: Time To Go (1999) / The Canterbury Tales: The Journey Back (2000) / Last of the Summer Wine: In Which Gavin Hinchcliffe Loses The Gulf Stream (2003) / Barbara: Guy Fawkes (2003) / Coronation Street [12 episodes as Wally Bannister (2003)] / Down to Earth [3 episodes as Frank Cosgrove (2005)] / The Children's Party at the Palace [as the Station Guard] (2006)

Music Video: Right Said Fred and Friends (1993): Stick It Out

After Who:
Films: Run for Your Wife (2012), A Midsummer Night's Dream (2016), The Bed-Sitting Room (2016), Patrick the Pug (2018)
Television: Old Jack's Boat [47 episodes as Old Jack (2013–2015)] / Midsomer Murders: The Flying Club (2014) / Salty's Waggy Tales [5 episodes as Old Jack (2014)] / New Tricks [2 episodes as DCI Ronald Sainsbury (2015)] / Old Jack's Boat - Rockpool Tales [15 episodes as Old Jack (2015)] /

Music Video: Peter Kay's Animated All Star Band (2009): The Official BBC Children in Need Medley [as The Wombles]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Zygons featured on the cover of the ninth issue of Doctor Who Weekly in December 1979.