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When the [[Eleventh Doctor]] spoke to [[Ellery Quest]] over the [[radio]], he told him it was "sadly too late" for ''The Archers''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[All of Time and Space (audio story)|All of Time and Space]]'') | When the [[Eleventh Doctor]] spoke to [[Ellery Quest]] over the [[radio]], he told him it was "sadly too late" for ''The Archers''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[All of Time and Space (audio story)|All of Time and Space]]'') | ||
== Other realities == | |||
=== Earth-33⅓ === | |||
In [[Earth-33⅓]], ''The Archers'' was a series filmed in [[The Archers studio|''The Archers'' studio]]. [[Walter Gabriel]] was a part of the series. ([[COMIC]]: [[Doctor Who? (DWM 104 comic story)|''Doctor Who?'' 104]]) | |||
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Revision as of 12:17, 1 July 2023
The Archers was a Radio Four programme. While Amy Pond was talking to Mrs Browning in 1984, it was playing in the background. (PROSE: Nothing O'Clock)
When the Eleventh Doctor spoke to Ellery Quest over the radio, he told him it was "sadly too late" for The Archers. (AUDIO: All of Time and Space)
Other realities
Earth-33⅓
In Earth-33⅓, The Archers was a series filmed in The Archers studio. Walter Gabriel was a part of the series. (COMIC: Doctor Who? 104)
Behind the scenes
- As the longest-running BBC Radio programme, The Archers has featured many DWU actors, including Lisa Bowerman, Terry Molloy, Michael Cochrane, David Troughton, Paul Copley, Simon Williams, Tim Bentinck, Souad Faress, Ronny Jhutti, Jack May, Tamsin Greig, Ysanne Churchman, Edward Kelsey, Hamilton Dyce, Crawford Logan, and Annabelle Dowler, Mali Harries, and Tom Gibbons. Writer Brian Hayles also penned an episode in 1970.
- The 2022 Big Finish Productions short story, winner of The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip Opportunity, The World Tree, written by Nick Slawicz, features an unintentional reference to The Archers.[1]
