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* [[Stewart Bevan]] - [[Clifford Jones]] (archive voice) | * [[Stewart Bevan]] - [[Clifford Jones]] (archive voice) | ||
== Crew == | |||
{{Wales crew | |||
|Writer=Phil Ford | |||
|Producer=Scott Handcock | |||
|Director=Joshua M.G. Thomas | |||
|1stAD=Michael Williams | |||
|2ndAD=Lauren Pate | |||
|3rdAD=Micah Joshua Brown | |||
|FloorRunner=Devante Fleming | |||
|ProductionCoOrdinator=Florence Boyd-Gorst | |||
|AsstProductionCoOrdinator=Jamie McKee | |||
|ExecutiveAsstTo1=Dee Brooker | |||
|AssistedExec1a=Jane Tranter | |||
|ExecutiveAsstTo2=Kaleigh O'Boyle | |||
|AssistedExec2a=Julie Gardner | |||
|ExecutiveAsstTo3=Gwenno Hughes | |||
|AssistedExec3a=Russell T Davies | |||
|AssistedExec3b=Phil Collinson | |||
|ExecutiveAsstTo4=Sophie-May Twose | |||
|AssistedExec4a=Joel Collins | |||
|LocationAssistant=Joe Coombes | |||
|StudioManager=Richard Balshaw | |||
|StudioAssistant=Lloyd Di Mauro | |||
|ProductionAccountant=Sean Kenneally | |||
|AsstAccountantPayroll=Sarah Taylor | |||
|CameraOperator=Martin Stephens | |||
|FocusPuller=Cai Thompson | |||
|ClapperLoader=Josh Greenway | |||
|CameraTrainee=Ben Bellingham | |||
|DigitalImagingTechnician=David Buckley | |||
|KeyGrip=Ken Hodgson | |||
|GripTrainee=Rhys Jones | |||
|GripTrainee2=Antoine Woodman | |||
|ScriptSupervisor=Ines Mayorga | |||
|1stAssistantSound=Tom Markwick | |||
|2ndAssistantSound=Hugo Lagnado | |||
|SoundTrainee=Dan Lewis | |||
|Gaffer=Jon Down | |||
|BestBoy=Matt Hutchings | |||
|DeskOperator=Alan King | |||
|Electrician=Chris Hughes | |||
|Electrician2=Benji Hutchings | |||
|StandbyRigger=Elliot Williams | |||
|StandbyCarpenter=Phil Sharrocks | |||
|SupervisingArtDirector=Robyn Paiba | |||
|StandbyArtDirector=Nikki Joseph | |||
|SetDecorator=Adrian Anscombe | |||
|PropMaster=Nick Thomas | |||
|StandbyProps=Phillip Bull | |||
|PropHand=Atiff Tahir | |||
|PropHand2=Ingo Hans | |||
|PropHand3=Jason White | |||
|PropHand4=John Thomas | |||
|PropHand5=Mathew Shrimpton | |||
|PropHand6=Stuart Rankmore | |||
|Graphics=Stephen Fielding | |||
|Playback=Ryan-Sam Marshall | |||
|CostumeSupervisor=Laura Baker | |||
|AsstCostumeDesigner=Pandora Ellis | |||
|CostumeStandby=Charlotte Woods | |||
|CostumeSeamstress=Nia Kanellaki | |||
|CostumeAsst=Ellie Finch | |||
|HairMake-upArtist=Rebecca Cole | |||
|HairMake-upArtist2=Dianne Jamieson | |||
|TraineeHairMake-upArtist=Lois Weekes | |||
|TransportManager=Julian Binning | |||
|UnitDriver=Paul Watkins | |||
|CateringSuppliedBy=Scene Cuisine | |||
|HODHealthSafetyMedical=John Fillingham | |||
|AsstSafetyManager=Terry Davies | |||
|Medic=Daniel Taylor | |||
|FacilitiesManager=Bob Gurney | |||
|CastingAssociate=Becky Rossmaur | |||
|CastingAssistant=Kristian Wall | |||
|1stAsstEditor=Emily Lawrence | |||
|PostProdSupervisor=Liv Duffin | |||
|Colourist=Gareth Spensley | |||
|Colourist2=Christine Kelly | |||
|OnlineEditor=Geraint Pari Huws | |||
|AudioPostProduction=Bang Post Production | |||
|Titles=Painting Practice | |||
|VisualEffects=Painting Practice | |||
|VFXCoOrdinator=Siân Reynish | |||
|CastingDirector=Andy Pryor | |||
|OriginalTheme=Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop | |||
|Music=Sam Watts | |||
|DOP=Ryan Eddleston | |||
|ProductionDesigner=Phil Sims | |||
|CostumeDesigner=Pam Downe | |||
|Make-upDesigner=Julie Kendrick | |||
|Editor=Joseph Keirle | |||
|Re-recordingMixer=Emilie Thomson | |||
|PostProdProducer=Ceres Doyle | |||
|LineProducer=Medyr Llewelyn | |||
|ProductionExec=Steffan Morris | |||
|JuniorProductionExec=Charlotte Cox | |||
|DirectorOfProduction=Emily Russell | |||
|ProductionExecBBCStudios=John Hamer | |||
|ExecutiveProdForTheBBC=Rebecca Ferguson | |||
|CommissioningEditorBBC=Lindsay Salt | |||
|ExecutiveProd3=Jane Tranter | |||
|ExecutiveProd2=Julie Gardner | |||
|ExecutiveProd4=Joel Collins | |||
|ExecutiveProd5=Phil Collinson | |||
|ExecutiveProd=Russell T Davies}} | |||
== Worldbuilding == | == Worldbuilding == |
Revision as of 23:26, 17 December 2023
It should be relocated at Tales of the TARDIS because The framing devices of Tales of the TARDIS serve the same purpose as The Many Lives of Doctor Who, which is also being talked about merging into one story. It wuld certatnl;y help with the citation conundrum.
Talk about it here or check the revision history for additional comments.
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The Three Doctors was the fourth episode of the series Tales of the TARDIS and was released on BBC iPlayer on 1 November 2023 by the BBC, written by Phil Ford and directed by Joshua M.G. Thomas.
This story consists of two newly recorded scenes placed on either side of an omnibus version of the TV story The Three Doctors.
Synopsis
Jo Jones and Clyde Langer meet again as she remembers when the Time Lords summoned three Doctors to fight an awesome adversary from Gallifrey's past.
Plot
To be added
Cast
Uncredited
- Stewart Bevan - Clifford Jones (archive voice)
Crew
Executive Producers Russell T Davies, Julie Gardner and Jane Tranter with Joel Collins and Phil Collinson |
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Not every person who worked on this adventure was credited. The absence of a credit for a position doesn't necessarily mean the job wasn't required. The information above is based solely on observations of the actual end credits of the episodes as broadcast, and does not relay information from IMDB or other sources. |
Worldbuilding
- Jo is wearing one of the Third Doctor's smoking jackets.
- The remembered TARDIS has a drawer that houses the Eleventh Doctor's sonic screwdriver, the Second Doctor's sonic screwdriver, the Twelfth Doctor's second sonic screwdriver, the Third Doctor's sonic screwdriver, the Thirteenth Doctor's sonic screwdriver and the Seventh Doctor's sonic screwdriver.
- Clyde's Blood River City comics are being made into a television series in Los Angeles.
- Jo mentions meeting several incarnations of the Doctor.
- Jo compares her love for the Doctor to Clyde's love for Sarah Jane Smith, though notes that her love for Cliff was different.
- Clyde likes to play Hungry Hippo.
Notes
- The use of an archive recording was utilised to allow Stewart Bevan to posthumously reprise his role as Clifford Jones.
- This is the only instalment of Tales of the TARDIS that features a character who was not in the original episode, and one who didn't originate from the 1963-1996 era — namely Clyde Langer, a friend of Sarah Jane Smith from the spin-off The Sarah Jane Adventures.
Continuity
- Jo has become a great-grandmother of at least two. (PROSE: Velvet Hugs)
- Jo mentions Sarah Jane Smith as she snuggles an owl toy. A stuffed toy owl was among the belongings Sarah took when she left the TARDIS. (TV: The Hand of Fear)
- Clyde gives his condolences to Jo after hearing about her husband's death. (WC: Defenders of Earth)
- When he takes a seat in the TARDIS, Clyde accidentally sits on a Verron puzzle box. (TV: Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?, The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith)
- Clyde hasn't seen much of Luke Smith and Rani Chandra since Sarah Jane's funeral. (WC: Farewell Sarah Jane) He mentions that Luke is working for UNIT (AUDIO: Here Today) at the UNIT space station (AUDIO: In Memory Alone) with his husband, Sanjay. (WC: Farewell Sarah Jane)
- Jo tells Clyde that she once met three incarnations of the Doctor at once, but then corrects herself to "two and a bit", which spurs her memories of the First Omega Crisis. (TV: The Three Doctors)
- Clyde mentions meeting Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart in an adventure involving the Black Archive. (TV: Enemy of the Bane)
- The TARDIS gives Jo her wedding present from the Doctor, the Metebelis crystal, (TV: The Green Death) which she previously sent back to the Doctor. (TV: Planet of the Spiders)