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'''Phill Shellard''', sometimes credited as '''Phil Shellard''', has been one of the credited [[standby props]]men for many episodes of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' since it returned in 2005. He also held the same position for four episodes of ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' and ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]'' ''[[Series 3 (Torchwood)|Children of Earth]]''. | |||
== Credits == | |||
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== Other information == | |||
* At Wales [[Comic-Con]] 2019, while discussing ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]''{{'}}s [[fish custard]] scene, [[Matt Smith]] and [[David Tennant]] jointly noted Phill Shellard as the member of crew who had to clean their [[spit bucket]]s from scenes in which their characters [[eating|ate]]. Tennant commended him, saying "what a man". | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:35, 4 September 2020
Phill Shellard, sometimes credited as Phil Shellard, has been one of the credited standby propsmen for many episodes of Doctor Who since it returned in 2005. He also held the same position for four episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood Children of Earth.
Credits[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Age of Steel
- Aliens of London
- The Almost People
- Amy's Choice
- The Angels Take Manhattan
- Army of Ghosts
- Asylum of the Daleks
- Bad Wolf
- The Big Bang
- Boom Town
- Children of Earth: Day Five
- Children of Earth: Day Four
- Children of Earth: Day One
- Children of Earth: Day Three
- Children of Earth: Day Two
- The Christmas Invasion
- Cold Blood
- The Curse of Clyde Langer
- The Curse of the Black Spot
- Dalek
- Daleks in Manhattan
- Day of the Moon
- Death of the Doctor
- Dinosaurs on a Spaceship
- The Doctor Dances
- The Doctor's Daughter
- The Doctor's Wife
- The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
- Doomsday
- The Eleventh Hour
- The Empty Child
- The Empty Planet
- The End of the World
- Enemy of the Bane
- The Eternity Trap
- Evolution of the Daleks
- The Family of Blood
- Father's Day
- Fear Her
- The Fires of Pompeii
- Flesh and Stone
- Forest of the Dead
- The Girl Who Waited
- The Girl in the Fireplace
- The God Complex
- A Good Man Goes to War
- Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith
- Gridlock
- Human Nature
- The Hungry Earth
- The Idiot's Lantern
- The Impossible Astronaut
- The Impossible Planet
- Journey's End
- The Last Sontaran
- Last of the Time Lords
- The Lazarus Experiment
- Let's Kill Hitler
- The Lodger
- The Long Game
- Lost in Time
- The Man Who Never Was
- The Mark of the Berserker
- Midnight
- User:Mini-mitch/Sandbox Four
- Mona Lisa's Revenge
- New Earth
- The Next Doctor
- Night Terrors
- The Nightmare Man
- The Pandorica Opens
- The Parting of the Ways
- Partners in Crime
- Planet of the Dead
- Planet of the Ood
- The Poison Sky
- The Power of Three
- The Rebel Flesh
- Rise of the Cybermen
- Rose
- The Runaway Bride
- The Satan Pit
- School Reunion
- The Shakespeare Code
- Silence in the Library
- Sky
- Smith and Jones
- The Sontaran Stratagem
- The Sound of Drums
- The Stolen Earth
- User:Tangerineduel/Sandbox 9
- The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith
- The Time of Angels
- Tooth and Claw
- A Town Called Mercy
- The Unicorn and the Wasp
- The Unquiet Dead
- Utopia
- The Vampires of Venice
- The Vault of Secrets
- Victory of the Daleks
- Vincent and the Doctor
- Voyage of the Damned
- The Waters of Mars
- The Wedding of River Song
- World War Three
Other information[[edit] | [edit source]]
- At Wales Comic-Con 2019, while discussing The Eleventh Hour's fish custard scene, Matt Smith and David Tennant jointly noted Phill Shellard as the member of crew who had to clean their spit buckets from scenes in which their characters ate. Tennant commended him, saying "what a man".