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== Credits == | == Credits == | ||
As [[Chris Cwej]] | |||
=== Audio === | === Audio === | ||
==== ''Novel Adaptations'' ==== | ==== ''Novel Adaptations'' ==== | ||
* ''[[Damaged Goods (audio story)|Damaged Goods]]'' | * ''[[Damaged Goods (audio story)|Damaged Goods]]'' | ||
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* ''[[The Last Day (audio story)|The Last Day]]'' | * ''[[The Last Day (audio story)|The Last Day]]'' | ||
=== Webcasts === | |||
==== ''Cwej: The Series''==== | |||
* ''[[Cwej: Down the Middle Coda (webcast)|Cwej: Down the Middle Coda]]'' | |||
Other roles | |||
=== Television === | === Television === | ||
==== ''Doctor Who'' ==== | ==== ''Doctor Who'' ==== | ||
* ''[[Gridlock (TV story)|Gridlock]]'' - [[Milo (Gridlock)|Milo]] | * ''[[Gridlock (TV story)|Gridlock]]'' - [[Milo (Gridlock)|Milo]] | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 00:54, 29 October 2024
Travis Oliver played Chris Cwej — companion of the Seventh Doctor — in several Big Finish Productions audio dramas, starting with Damaged Goods, as well as in tie-in material for the character's prose spin-off Cwej: The Series.
Oliver had previously played Milo[nb 1] in the Doctor Who television episode Gridlock.
Career
Born in Belgium, he is best known for his role as Oliver Ryan in Footballers Wives: Extra Time (2005-2006), and Jake McQueen in Doctors (2003-2004). His first acting role was as Hugh in Unbelievably British (2003).
Credits
As Chris Cwej
Audio
Novel Adaptations
The Seventh Doctor Adventures
The New Adventures
Other
Webcasts
Cwej: The Series
Other roles
Television
Doctor Who
External links
Footnotes
Notes
- ↑ In the short story The Ursine Brood, it is implied that Milo was actually a Cwejen.
