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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20060827173150/http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2004/01/01/13772.shtml BBC.co.uk website interview with Robert Shearman, 01 January 2004] | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20060827173150/http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2004/01/01/13772.shtml BBC.co.uk website interview with Robert Shearman, 01 January 2004] | ||
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20041104224258/http://gallifreyone.com/interview.php?id=shearman Outpost Gallifrey - Interview: '''Robert Shearman''' (archived)] | * [http://web.archive.org/web/20041104224258/http://gallifreyone.com/interview.php?id=shearman Outpost Gallifrey - Interview: '''Robert Shearman''' (archived)] | ||
* '''[https://shearrob.tumblr.com Official Tumblr blog]''' | |||
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Robert Shearman (sometimes credited as Rob Shearman; born 10 February 1970[1]) is an English playwright of theatrical and audio productions and a short story writer. He has written many audio scripts for Big Finish Productions Doctor Who stories, though he is perhaps best known for writing the television episode Dalek, which was loosely based on his audio play Jubilee.
Under the pseudonym of "Jeremy Leadbetter", he authored the audio drama Punchline, part of The Time Travellers series made by BBV Productions. It starred Sylvester McCoy, who gave high praise to the script.
Jubilee Pizza appeared in several Doctor Who and Torchwood episodes and on The Sarah Jane Adventures. It first appeared in Dalek as a subtle reference to Shearman and his original script Jubilee which formed the loose basis for the script.
He was interviewed in issue 485 of Doctor Who Magazine for the revival series' tenth anniversary. He commented that he had always hoped that the show would return to TV.
Robert was offered to write for the third series of Big Finish's Doctor Who spin-off Dalek Empire, but he declined.[2]
He is married to Jane Goddard.
Bibliography
Television
Doctor Who
Audio
Main Range
- The Holy Terror
- The Maltese Penguin
- The Chimes of Midnight
- Jubilee
- Scherzo
- My Own Private Wolfgang (in 100)
Doctor Who Unbound
Novelisations
Target Novelisations
Novels
New Series Adventures
Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series
- And Then Again (in A Life of Surprises)
- Meanwhile, in a Small Room, a Small Boy... (in Life During Wartime)
Short fiction
Short Trips
- The Death of Me (in Short Trips: A Universe of Terrors)
- Teach Yourself Ballroom Dancing (in Short Trips: The Muses)
Doctor Who annuals
Doctor Who Storybook
Nonfiction
- Running Through Corridors: Volume 1: The 60s (with Toby Hadoke)
- Running Through Corridors: Volume 2: The 70s (with Toby Hadoke)
- About Time (contributor)
- Impossible Worlds, Impossible Things (contributor)
- The Unsilent Library (foreword)
Comics
Doctor Who Magazine
Acting credits
Big Finish Main Range
- The Holy Terror (as Sculptor & Guard)
- Bloodtide (as The Myrka)
- Jubilee (as Presenter)
External links
- Robert Shearman at the Internet Movie Database
- Five Questions with: Robert Shearman
- BBC.co.uk website interview with Robert Shearman, 01 January 2004
- Outpost Gallifrey - Interview: Robert Shearman (archived)
- Official Tumblr blog
- Official blog (defunct as of 2009)
