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* [[Chris Thompson]], a [[designer (crew)|designer]] for [[TV]]: ''[[The Evil of the Daleks]]''. | * [[Chris Thompson (designer)|Chris Thompson]], a [[designer (crew)|designer]] for [[TV]]: ''[[The Evil of the Daleks]]''. | ||
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Chris (disambiguation), a short form of Christian and Christopher, appears several times in the Doctor Who universe and the relevant real world. They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname. If no surname is available, alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is, the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress (Vincent and the Doctor).
In-universe
As only name
- Chris (Cold) (PROSE: Cold)
- Chris (The Gift) (TV: The Gift)
- "Chris Slitheen", the Slitheen that took the skin of the above. (TV: The Gift)
- Chris (The Lodger) (COMIC: The Lodger)
As first name
- Chris Benton (HOMEVID: Wartime)
- Chris Cwej, companion to the Seventh Doctor
- Chris Maybury (PROSE: Deep Blue)
- Chris Parsons (HOMEVID: Shada, WC: Shada, AUDIO: Shada)
- Chris Pirelli (PROSE: Forever Autumn)
Behind the scenes
Actors
As first name
Guest
- Chris Jury, who played Deadbeat in TV: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.
Featured
- Chris Betts, who played Harry Pike in TV: The Last Precinct and Hound of the Korven.
- Chris Butler, who voiced The Cousin in TV: Escape to LA, later appearing as him in TV: The Blood Line.
- Chris Jarman, who played Dancer in TV: The Curse of the Black Spot.
- Chris Larkin, who played Lynley in TV: The Shakespeare Code.
Extra
- Chris Browning, who played a Thal in TV: The Daleks.
- Chris Chering, who played a Skinhead in TV: Silver Nemesis.
- Chris Gannon, who played Casey in TV: The Talons of Weng-Chiang.
- Chris Konyils, who played a Saracen Warrior in TV: The Crusade.
- Chris MacDonnell, who played Arnheim in TV: Dragonfire.
Production
Television
Designers
- Chris Thompson, a designer for TV: The Evil of the Daleks.
Directors
- Chris Clough, the most prolific director of seasons 23 - 25 of Doctor Who.
Lighting
- Chris Davies, an electrician for Doctor Who during most of the Russell T Davies era
Producers
- Chris Blatchford, a post-production supervisor for Doctor Who and Torchwood.
- Chris Chibnall, a co-producer, and the effective head writer for the first two series of Torchwood.
- Chris D'Oyly-John, an assistant floor manager, a production assistant and a production unit manager for Doctor Who.
Visual effects
- Chris Lawson, the visual effects designer for TV: Arc of Infinity, Planet of Fire, and Attack of the Cybermen.
- Chris Petts, a 3D artist for Doctor Who.
- Chris Tucker, a 3D artist for Doctor Who.
Writers
- Chris Boucher, writer, novelist and script editor.
Other
- Chris Forster, the construction coordinator for Torchwood.
- Chris Hayden, a film editor for TV: The Faceless Ones, The Dominators and The War Games.
- Chris Rogers, a finance manager for Doctor Who.
- Chris Wimble, a film editor for several Doctor Who stories.
Other media
Comics
- Chris McCormack, a producer for Doctor Who Classic Comics.
- Chris Mowry, a comic letterer for IDW Publishing.
Audio
- Chris Gregory, who provided the CGI for the cover art of several Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories.
- Chris Achilleos, cover artist of the covers of many Target novelisations during the 1970s.
- Chris Howarth, a writer for Doctor Who Magazine.
