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[[Tenth Doctor | The Doctor]] — [[David Tennant]] | *[[Tenth Doctor | The Doctor]] — [[David Tennant]] | ||
*[[Martha Jones]] — [[Freema Agyeman]] | |||
[[Martha Jones]] — [[Freema Agyeman]] | *[[William Shakespeare]] — [[Dean Lennox Kelly]] | ||
*[[Lilith]] - [[Christina Cole]] | |||
[[William Shakespeare]] — [[Dean Lennox Kelly]] | *Wiggins - [[Sam Marks]] | ||
*Doomfinger - [[Amanda Lawrence]] | |||
*Bloodtide - [[Linda Clarke]] | |||
*Dick - [[Jalaal Hartley]] | |||
*Kempe - [[David Westhead]] | |||
*Dolly Bailey - [[Andree Bernard]] | |||
*Lynley - [[Chris Larkin]] | |||
*Jailer - [[Stephen Marcus]] | |||
*Peter Streete - [[Matt King]] | |||
*Preacher - [[Robert Demeger]] | |||
*Queen Elizabeth - [[Angela Pleasence]] | |||
==Crew== | ==Crew== | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 25 June 2007
The Shakespeare Code was the second episode of the third series of the revived Doctor Who. It was broadcast on the 7th of April 2007.
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor — David Tennant
- Martha Jones — Freema Agyeman
- William Shakespeare — Dean Lennox Kelly
- Lilith - Christina Cole
- Wiggins - Sam Marks
- Doomfinger - Amanda Lawrence
- Bloodtide - Linda Clarke
- Dick - Jalaal Hartley
- Kempe - David Westhead
- Dolly Bailey - Andree Bernard
- Lynley - Chris Larkin
- Jailer - Stephen Marcus
- Peter Streete - Matt King
- Preacher - Robert Demeger
- Queen Elizabeth - Angela Pleasence
Crew
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References
- Lilith mentions the Eternals.
- The Doctor mentions the Sycorax.
- Psychic paper doesn't work on Shakespeare.
Culture
- There are numerous Harry Potter mentions and references; "Expelliarmus", as well as "Wait till you read the seventh book, I cried."
- The Doctor uses Back to the Future to explain time travel to Martha.
Story Notes
- The title appears to be a play on The Da Vinci Code, which is also a story based around a well-known figure of the Renaissance.
- This will be the second appearance of a famous writer in the newer series (the first being Charles Dickens in the episode The Unquiet Dead)
Ratings
- 7.22 million viewers - BARB final ratings
- 6.8 million viewers - Overnight ratings
- 1.039 million viewers - BBC3 Repeat ratings
Myths
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Location Filming
- Scenes for this episode were filmed in Coventry, Warwick and at the recreated Globe Theatre in London.
Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors
- Love's Labour's Won was already being featured on lists of Shakespeare's plays in 1598, the year before this story's setting.
Continuity
- Shakespeare has previously appeared: as a young boy in The Time of the Daleks, as an older man (who hitches a ride aboard the TARDIS) The Kingmaker and The Empire of Glass.
- The Doctor does his mind reading thing previous seen in; The Girl in the Fireplace and Fear Her.
DVD Releases
- Released alongside Smith and Jones and Gridlock.
See Also
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