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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is one of a very few people to have worked behind-the-scenes on both the [[1963]] and [[2005]] versions of ''[[Doctor Who]]''.  She was a [[make-Up|make-up artist]] on ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'', but then came to lead the make-up department on [[series 2 (Doctor Who)|series 2]].  She was thus the [[make-up designer]] for every episode from ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'' to ''[[Doomsday]]''.
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is one of a very few people to have worked behind-the-scenes on both the [[1963]] and [[2005]] versions of ''[[Doctor Who]]''.  She was a [[make-Up|make-up artist]] on ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'', but then came to lead the make-up department on [[series 2 (Doctor Who)|series 2]].  She was thus the [[make-up designer]] for every episode from ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'' to ''[[Doomsday]]''.


She has worked on many iconic [[British]] science fiction programmes, including ''[[Blake's 7]]'' with [[Paul Darrow]]; [[Neil Gaiman]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Neverwhere (TV series)|Neverwhere]]'' with [[Paterson Joseph]]; and ''[[wikipedia:The Strangerers|The Strangerers]]'', with Darrow and [[Mark Williams]].   
She has worked on many iconic [[British]] science fiction programmes, including ''[[Blake's 7]]'' with [[Paul Darrow]]; Neil Gaiman's ''[[wikipedia:Neverwhere (TV series)|Neverwhere]]'' with [[Paterson Joseph]]; and ''[[wikipedia:The Strangerers|The Strangerers]]'', with Darrow and [[Mark Williams]].   


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Sheelagh Wells is one of a very few people to have worked behind-the-scenes on both the 1963 and 2005 versions of Doctor Who. She was a make-up artist on Mawdryn Undead, but then came to lead the make-up department on series 2. She was thus the make-up designer for every episode from The Christmas Invasion to Doomsday.

She has worked on many iconic British science fiction programmes, including Blake's 7 with Paul Darrow; Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere with Paterson Joseph; and The Strangerers, with Darrow and Mark Williams.

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