Spyfall (TV story)

Spyfall
Doctor:	Thirteenth Doctor
Companion(s):	Graham, Ryan, Yaz
Featuring:	MI6, Ada
Main enemy:	The Spy Master, Daniel Barton, Kasaavin
Main setting:	Sheffield, London, Great Victoria Desert, VOR HQ, Vallis Estate, Essex, 2020; London, 1834; Paris, 1943; Kasaavin realm
Key crew
Writer:	Chris Chibnall
Director:	Jamie Magnus Stone, Lee Haven Jones
Producer:	Nikki Wilson
Release details
Story number:	287
Number of parts:	2
Premiere broadcast:	1–5 January 2020
Premiere network:	BBC One
Format:	2 x 60 minute episodes
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Spyfall was the two-part opening story to series 12 of Doctor Who. It saw the Thirteenth Doctor and company team up with MI6, and re-introduced the Spy Master, now in a new incarnation played by Sacha Dhawan.

The Doctor's home planet Gallifrey also made a return, having not been seen since the Twelfth Doctor ran away once more in Hell Bent, with the Citadel now in ruins at the Master's hand. It also featured the unconfirmed implication the Time Lords had all died in the attack. In an ongoing story arc, the Master reveals that he has uncovered a secret about the Time Lords' history, connected to the Timeless Child.

The two-parter also saw two classic series features making a return: the Master's Tissue Compression Eliminator, and Time Lord telepathic contact, which the Doctor and the Master once again use to communicate via psychic link.

The story further introduced a new wall-breaking aspect to the Time Vortex, such as when the TARDIS broke into Gallifrey's "time bubble", the vortex changed from it's normal appearance in purple to resemble an orange ball of flaming fire with a bit of red in it.

Synopsis

The security of the entire world is at stake, so head of MI6, C, enlists the Thirteenth Doctor and her team to investigate former agent spy Daniel Barton to see if he's been turned against them. Meanwhile an alien threat that can pass through walls, even those of the TARDIS, known as the Kasaavin is wiping out spy organisations all over the planet. Can former MI6 agent "O" help them, or is he not who he claims to be?

Plot

Part One

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On the Ivory Coast, a sniper observes a vehicle, presumably containing her target. However, before she can take a shot, she is attacked from behind by an unknown creature.

On a passenger aeroplane above the Pacific Ocean, enroute to Tokyo, a passenger is handed a washbag by an older passenger. Hiding within the cabin toilet, she finds microfilm hidden within the bag, which she observes and swallows. After this, she is attacked from behind by another creature.

In Moscow, an American operative returns to his safehouse in an attempt to escape a pursuer. As he calls for extraction, he looks above to see one of the creature phasing through the ceiling. Unable to move, he only watches in horror as it attacks him.

In Sheffield, Yorkshire, Ryan Sinclair is playing basketball with his friends. After a missed shot, Ryan and his friend Tibo have a chat, talking about his absence due to his TARDIS travels - all of which have been blamed on appendicitis, a hernia and a detached retina. They stop talking as they see a car parked in front of them and men in black suits standing by.

At their flat, Sonya is pestering Yasmin Khan for Ryan's phone number while Yaz is packing. Hakim attempts to get the Alexa to work, and Najia looks at a piece of paper, scorning, and says to Yaz that this is the third secondment she's been selected for, all during her probation period. Yaz is proud, but Najia pushes on.

Outside the Hallamshire Police station, Ramesh Sunder, Yaz's superior officer, does not approve, thinking he is losing his best probationer. He asks if this is undercover work but they stop talking as two men in suits appear requesting Yaz.

At his doctor's office, Graham O'Brien is rolling up his sleeve. His doctor notes how the time has flown since his procedure 4 years ago. He asks some routine questions, then offers condolences on his wife. He proffers a tablet for Graham to sign, which he does, and mentions that he's travelling. Graham leaves the office and sees a parked car with two men in black suits.

At M.O.T., the Thirteenth Doctor has her TARDIS up on a car lift. She's wearing dark-tinted goggles and a worker's apron. Cables and tubes are hanging down from the TARDIS's bottom. The Doctor is leaving a group voice message to her "fam" on her mobile phone, saying they are late. She hangs up and turns to see three parked cars and six men in dark grey suits, one of them approaching her. She greets them, noting they are "rocking the ominous look". The man says her friends are in the car. The Doctor goes with them.

With the companions in the backseat and the Doctor in the passenger seat, the man is driving them somewhere, guided by SatNav. Suddenly, the SatNav starts to fritz out, then a red beam shoots from it, killing the driver. The car stops in the middle of the road and the doors lock. The Doctor tries to use her sonic screwdriver, but the SatNav starts up again, noting that in 5 seconds, they will all die. The car then starts up again, driving in reverse while the Doctor tries to stop it. Red beams shoot from the SatNav. The Doctor grabs the rearview mirror and uses it to reflect a beam back to the SatNav, destroying it. The car stops just before falling off the end of the road. "C" talks over the car's speaker, and convinces the Doctor to come to MI6, in London.

The team arrives at MI6. As they climb the stairs inside, the Doctor sees the TARDIS and notes that it's arrived undamaged. Graham remarks in wonder that he's always wanted to be a spy, and Ryan banters with him that he would be a terrible spy. "C" greets them at the top of the stairs, but mistakenly addresses Graham as the Doctor. When his assistant Franklin corrects him, he notes "I read the files, the Doctor is a man." The Doctor replies that she's "had an upgrade". "C" verbally defends himself from the Doctor's and Yaz's accusations and slights, then announces that he is authorised by "every security agency around the globe" and asks for help.

While walking down the corridor, "C" tells the team that intelligence officers of all nationalities around the globe have been attacked, potentially by aliens. Arriving at a door, "C" uses a wall-mounted hand scanner to access the room and leads the team in. He shows the group passenger from the Tokyo flight on a hospital bed. "C" hands the Doctor a tablet, revealing the passenger's DNA has been rewritten. The Doctor mentions that this is beyond any human technology.

In his office, "C" provides Team TARDIS with three briefcases of spy equipment. "C" reveals that all of the assassinated agents were working leads related to Daniel Barton, the founder and CEO of VOR, a modern tech company that is more powerful than most governments. The Doctor says she'll need his best man, but C replies that he fired him, as alien issues are not MI6's area. Irritated, the Doctor sends the former agent a voicemail, receiving an fish image in reply. "C" warns that Barton is likely now a double- or triple-agent but an unseen sniper kills "C" before he can say more, and starts shooting at the team. The gang flees to the TARDIS as Kasaavin start phasing through the office walls.

In the TARDIS, the Doctor analyses the steganography of the fish picture and determines the agent's location is the Outback. A Kasaavin starts to phase through the TARDIS door, but fails when the Doctor engages the engines. The Doctor scans the doors with her sonic screwdriver but does not get a reading. The Doctor decides the team should split up. She and Graham go to Australia to meet the former agent, while Yaz and Ryan go to VOR. Along with the spy equipment they got from "C", the Doctor also gives Yaz and Ryan a bioscanner disguised as a digital recorder.

Ryan hacks Barton's diary to get a meeting with him. Ryan is getting panicky but Yaz calms him down. Yaz and Ryan enter VOR headquarters in San Francisco as a journalist and her photographer and are greeted inside by Barton and his assistant.

The TARDIS materializes in the Great Victoria Desert. Former MI6 agent "O" and two Australian Secret Service agents, Seesay and Browning await and greet The Doctor and Graham. The Doctor asks if she can look around, and proceeds into O's house without waiting for an answer. While "O" makes a cuppa, The Doctor comments to "O" that she didn't realize he was "this much of a hoarder", and Graham asks what all the stuff is. "O" explains that it's the full MI6 record of the unexplained. "O" and The Doctor discuss the situation, and Graham reveals "O"'s security setup. "O" states he's cautious, but he's worried that the threat will follow The Doctor to him.

In Barton's office, he confesses that he's only granting Yaz the interview because they are "Brits" and his mom read's their paper. Yaz uses the bioscanner discreetly while Barton does a quick electronic search to verify Yaz and Ryan's false identities. With Barton's approval, Yaz proceeds with the interview, while Ryan photographs Barton and uses a spy feature of the camera to duplicate Barton's security badge. Barton's mobile phone buzzes and he cuts the interview short; as an apology, he invites Yaz and Ryan to his house for his birthday party the next day. Barton leaves while they pack up their equipment. Ryan notes that he's duplicated the ID badge, but Yaz is worried, her scan indicates Barton has only 93% human DNA.

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Part Two

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Cast

• The Doctor - Jodie Whittaker
• Graham O'Brien - Bradley Walsh
• Yasmin Khan - Mandip Gill
• Ryan Sinclair - Tosin Cole
• O / The Master - Sacha Dhawan
• Daniel Barton - Lenny Henry
• C - Stephen Fry
• Ada Lovelace - Sylvie Briggs
• Noor Inayat Khan - Aurora Marion
• Charles Babbage - Mark Dexter
• Najia Khan - Shobna Gulati
• Hakim Khan - Ravin J Ganatra
• Sonya Khan - Bhavnisha Parmar
• Sniper - Melissa De Vries
• Passenger - Sacharissa Claxton
• Older Passenger - William Ely
• Operative (US) - Brian Law
• Tibo - Buom Tihngang
• Sergeant Ramesh Sunder - Asif Khan
• Mr Collins - Andrew Bone
• Rendition Man - Ronan Summers
• Ethan - Christopher McArthur
• Seesay - Darron Meyer
• Browning - Dominique Maher
• Inventor - Andrew Pipe
• Airport Worker - Tom Ashley
• Perkins - Kenneth Jay
• Barton's Mother - Blanche Williams
• Voice of Kasaavin - Struan Rodger

Crew

Executive Producers   Matt Strevens and Chris Chibnall

Series Producer   Nikki Wilson

Written by Chris Chibnall	Produced by Alex Mercer	Directed by Jamie Magnus Stone Lee Haven Jones	Director of Photography Catherine Goldschmidt	Production Designer Dafydd Shurmer	Visual Effects DNEG
Make-up Designer Claire Pritchard-Jones	Casting Director Andy Pryor CDG	Music Segun Akinola	Costume Design & Creature Design Ray Holman	Edited by Rebecca Trotman	Special Effects REAL SFX
Original theme music by Ron Grainer  •  Title sequence by Ben Pickles  Music orchestrated & conducted by Alec Roberts  •  Music mixed by Goetz Botzenhardt  •  Music recorded by Olga FitzRoy  Dedicated to the memory of Terrance Dicks

General production staff Head of Production - Radford Neville Executive Producer for the BBC - Ben Irving Production Executive - Tracie Simpson Line Producer - Steffan Morris Production Manager - Delmi Thomas Supervising Location Manager - Iwan Roberts Location Manager - Gareth Roberts Unit Manager - Jac Jones Production Co-ordinator - Sandra Cosfeld Assistant Production Co-ordinator - Jade Stephenson Production Assistants - Ariana Scott, Agatha Jackson Production Secretary - Ellie Simmons Executive Assistant - Caroline Cook Unit Drivers - Paul Watkins, Jolyon Davey, Steve Darwent Unit Medic - Glyn Evans Business Affairs - Elaine Evans, Kyle Parsons, Steve Robson Talent Team - Hannah Williams, Leanne Bowcott, Jeanette Sigsworth, Deborah Evans, Clare Baker Production Accountant - Rhys Evans 1st Assistant Accountant - Debi Griffiths Assistant Accountant - Rose Wasdell Script department Series Script Editor - Sheena Bucktowonsing Script Editor - Fiona McAllister Assistant Script Editor - Caroline Buckley Camera and lighting department 1st Assistant Director - Dan Mumford 2nd Assistant Director - Christopher J Thomas 3rd Assistant Director - Lauren Pate Assistant Directors - Jennifer Day, Rosey-Pepper Mortley, Christian Jeffcoat Script Supervisor - Aina Sabaté-Giralt Camera Operator - Mark McQuoid ACO Focus Pullers - Jonathan Vidgen, Steve Rees Key Grip - John Robinson Grip - Ash Whitfield Camera Assistants - Dan Patounas, Scott Waller, Sophie Hardcastle, Gwilym Jenner Gaffer - Mark Hutchings Best Boy - Andy Gardiner Electricians - Gawain Nash, Andrew Williams, Gareth Sheldon, Stuart Gale	Art department Construction Art Director - Julia Jones Art Director - Nick Murray Art Department Assistant - Celyn Davies Art Department Accountant - Hywel Thomas Production Buyer - Vicki Male Assistant Buyer - Rosy Pearce Petty Cash Buyer - Billie Blue Williams Set Decorator - Chris House Set Dressers - Martin Broadbent, Dewi Thomas Set Designers - Daniel Kennedy, Lauren Harper Concept Artist - Darren Fereday Graphic Designer - Benjamin Davis Standby Props - Matthew Ireland, Cerys Lewis Standby Carpenter - Colm Garrett Prop Hand - Rebecca Brown Junior Carpenter - Matthew Painter Standby Art Director - Anwen Haf Rigging - Shaddow Scaffolding Standby Rigger - Colin Toms HOD Painter - Steve Fudge Chargehand Painters - Mark Reece, Lloyd Reece Storeman - Lucy Hammond Prop Master - Paul Aitken Props Chargehand - Trystan Howell Dressing Props - Eirwyn Thomas Prop Fabrication - Penny Howarth Construction Manager - Mark Painter Workshop Manager - Mark Hill Workshop Assistant - Chris Slocombe Construction Chargehands - Dean Tucker, John Sinnott Construction Driver - Darren Bousie Construction Labourer - Jason Tylke Practical Electrician - Matthew Dunford Scenic Artists - Chelsea Moore, Rachel Willsher Carpenters - Terry Horle, Campbell Fraser, Joseph Painter, Dave Quinlan, Charlie Wright, Chris Daniels, George Rees, Jonathan Tylke Costume department Costume Supervisor - Grace Brooks Assistant Costume Designer - Simon Marks Costume Assistants - Andie Mear, Jenny Tindle, Chloe Gauci	Make-up and prosthetics Make-up Supervisor - Amy Riley Make-up Artists - James Spinks, Megan Bowes Junior Make-up Artist - Hanna Lewis-Jones Movement Stunt Co-ordinator - Crispin Layfield Stunt Performers - Andrew Burford, Belinda McGinley, Chris Morrison, Christina Low, Cristian Knight, Joel Conlan, Lloyd Bass, Matt Sherren, Paul Bailey, Rick English, Stephanie Carey, Adam Basil Casting Casting Associate - Ri McDaid-Wren Casting Assistant - Ray Böhm General post-production staff Post-production Producer - Ceres Doyle Post-production Co-ordinator - Liv Duffin Assistant Editors - David SJ Davies, Hayley Williams On-line Editor - Christine Kelly Special and visual effects Additional VFX - Ben Pickles VFX Editor - Georgina Careless Assistant VFX Editor - Alastair Gray Creature Effects - Robert Allsopp & Associates Colourist - Gareth Spensley Head Modelmaker - Lee Radford Sound Sound Recordist - Deian Llŷr Humphreys Dubbing Mixer - Howard Bargroff Sound Maintenance Engineers - Christopher Goding, Joe Malone Sound Designer - Harry Barnes Dialogue Editor - Darran Clement ADR Editor - Matthew Cox Foley - Bang Post Production

South Africa crew

General production staff Producer - Adam Friedlander Line Producer - Samantha Putter Production Manager - Simon Rhodes Art department Production Designer - Darryl Hammer Art Director - Patrick O'Connor	Camera and lighting department Camera Operator - Michael Carstensen Gaffer - Gillies Boisacq Sound Sound Mixer - Ivan Milborrow

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.
Because this site places both episodes of Spyfall into one single article, it is slightly more difficult to properly represent the crew in the above framework. Episodes one and two did not share the same credits.  Most notably, episode one was directed by Jamie Magnus Stone, while episode two was instead directed by Lee Haven Jones.

References

The Doctor

• The Doctor once lived in the Outback for 123 years.

Technology

• Hakim tries and fails to use Alexa.
• The Doctor contacts "O" using an iPhone, through WhatsApp.
• "O" encrypted his location using steganography.

Popular culture

• Hakim asks Alexa to play Rubber Soul.
• Graham calls the grey-suited men's car the "worst Uber ever".
• Ryan decides that his spy name will be "Logan", but starts panicking upon realising he looks "nothing like Hugh Jackman".
• When describing his colleciton, "O" says that it includes a "complete set of 'Fortean Times' in mint condition"
• The Doctor introduces herself to the party receptionist as "[the name's] Doctor, The Doctor" in James Bond style.
• During the lead-up to his real identity, "O" states his house flying outside the plane is "[b]it Wicked Witch of the West".

Story notes

• This was the first multi-part television story to be given one overarching title since 2009-10's The End of Time, and only the second such story in the BBC Wales era.
  • Incidentally, both stories aired in part on New Year's Day, and both featured the Master.
    • Part One of Spyfall was, in fact, broadcast on the 10th anniversary of 1 January 2010's The End of Time: Part Two. Each aired on the first day of their respective decade, according to one outlook on the bounds of such a measurement, which this wiki follows.
• This is the first story in the show's history to have its parts air four days apart rather than a whole week. 1 January and 5 January 2020, respectively.

Terrance Dicks "Masterful" dedication.

• The first part of this story was dedicated to the memory of the "Masterful" Terrance Dicks. Dicks was script editor for the Master's debut story, Terror of the Autons.
• Some scenes in this story were filmed in South Africa.
• This story's title is a play on the 2012 James Bond film Skyfall.
  • According to one news source, the story also pays homage to Casino Royale, the first novel in the Bond series, which was centred on gambling and aristocracy.
  • The concept of MI6 members being known by a single letter, namely "C" and "O", may also be in reference to a similar feature ("M" and "Q") seen throughout the James Bond franchise, introduced in the original novels by Ian Fleming.
• This is the first story since Twice Upon a Time to include a "cold opening". Part Two, however used a re-cap of Part One rather than a new scene.
  • Part Two is the first "follow-up" episode of Doctor Who to feature a re-cap with an opening voiceover: "Previously on Doctor Who...", read by Thirteenth Doctor actor Jodie Whittaker. The prior norm for Doctor Who, and indeed its televised spin-offs, was the use of an on-screen caption which typically read "Previously".
    • This formula was previously used by Big Finish Productions in the recap to Neverland which opened Zagreus. In that case, the voiceover was provided by Don Warrington, who voiced Rassilon in both stories.
• Similar to The Return of Doctor Mysterio and its predecessor, Part One of this story aired exactly one year after the preceding episode.
• This story marked the first time a villain has been capable of breaking through the sealed TARDIS.
• This is the first multi-part television story to have more than one credited director since Planet of Giants in 1964.

Ratings

• Part One - 4.88 million (BBC overnight)

Filming locations

• South Africa - Australian outback
• Wales
  • Cardiff Central Police Station - Hallamshire Police HQ
  • Swansea Guildhall, Swansea - C's office, MI6

Production errors

If you'd like to talk about narrative problems with this story — like plot holes and things that seem to contradict other stories — please go to this episode's discontinuity discussion.

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Continuity

• A doctor offers Graham his condolences regarding Grace O'Brien's death. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)
• It has been four years since Graham's operation. Previously, in September 2018, he told the Doctor that he had been in remission for cancer for the past three years. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)
• The Doctor's life is once again threatened by a SatNav device controlled by a power intent on killing target passengers. In her tenth incarnation, the Doctor narrowly escaped from an ATMOS-controlled UNIT vehicle which was about to plunge him and Jenkins to their "final destination". (TV: The Sontaran Stratagem)
• When C dismisses the possibility of alien life, the Doctor tells him to ask GCHQ, referring to the Dalek attack of New Year's Day 2019. (TV: Resolution)
• The Doctor remarks in surprise at an entity's abilty to enter the TARDIS given its high security. (TV: Rose, The Parting of the Ways, Journey's End)
• The Doctor notes that both UNIT (TV: Resolution, PROSE: Lucy Wilson and the Bledoe Cadets) and Torchwood (TV: Doomsday, Children of Earth: Day One, AUDIO: Thoughts and Prayers) are "gone".
• The Master, while still under the guise of O, refers to the Doctor as having once been a man. (TV: An Unearthly Child, Twice Upon a Time, et al.) Graham recalls the Doctor having made this claim, which he believed to be a joke. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)
• Graham is mistaken as the Doctor, (PROSE: The Good Doctor) and the Doctor herself is immediately dismissed, in favour of Graham, on account of her gender. (TV: The Witchfinders)
• The Doctor refers to her regeneration to female form as an "upgrade", much as Missy once did. (TV: The Witch's Familiar)
• The Master once again spends an extensive amount of time masquerading as someone else in order to carry out a long-term plan. (TV: The Sound of Drums, World Enough and Time)
• The Master has used his Tissue Compression Eliminator on the original O. (TV: Terror of the Autons, The Deadly Assassin, Logopolis, Time Flight, et al.)
• The Master claims to be the Doctor's "best enemy". Within the Death Zone, the Third Doctor previously identified the Tremas Master as such to Sarah Jane Smith. (TV: The Five Doctors)
• The Master uses his TARDIS again. (TV: The Doctor Falls)
• The Master mentions how the Time Lords view him and the Doctor as renegades. (TV: The War Games, Terror of the Autons, The Deadly Assassin, The Five Doctors, The End of Time, Heaven Sent, Hell Bent)
• Ryan says he is still unable to ride a bicycle. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)
• The Doctor once again forgets to alter her language to account for her new gender. (TV: The Ghost Monument)
• The Fourth Doctor previously met Ada Lovelace at a later point in her life. (AUDIO: The Enchantress of Numbers)
• Graham recalls the Doctor mentioning regeneration on the day they first met. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)
• The Doctor taps a morse code of four beats, the heartbeat of a Time Lord, which she notes she and the Master have a personal connection to. (TV: Utopia/The Sound of Drums/Last of the Time Lords, The End of Time)
• The Doctor and the Master use Time Lord telepathic contact (TV: The Three Doctors, The Five Doctors et al.) once again to communicate with one another. (AUDIO: The Missing Link)
• The Master alludes to his part in the Fourth Doctor's regeneration asking if he had ever apologised for the Doctor falling from the Pharos Project radio telescope. (TV: Logopolis)
• The Master refers to Gallifrey "hiding in its little bubble universe". (TV: The Day of the Doctor, The Time of the Doctor)
• The Master remembers visiting Gallifrey after the Last Great Time War. (TV: The Doctor Falls)
• The Doctor wipes Noor and Ada's memories of everything they witnessed since meeting her. (TV: Journey's End)
• The Master has left a hologram message for the Doctor, which plays in the TARDIS after he is gone. The Ninth Doctor once did something similar, recording such a message for Rose Tyler as part of Emergency Program One. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)
• In the hologram, the Master makes reference to the Founding Fathers of Gallifrey. (PROSE: The Ancestor Cell, The Infinity Doctors)
• The Doctor recalls hearing about the Timeless Child from the Remnants. (TV: The Ghost Monument)
• The Doctor tells her companions that she comes from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. (TV: Pyramids of Mars, Attack of the Cybermen, Voyage of the Damned, The Day of the Doctor)
• The Doctor states that she stole her TARDIS and ran away from Gallifrey. (TV: The War Games, Logopolis, The Five Doctors, Remembrance of the Daleks, The Sound of Drums, The Doctor's Wife, The Name of the Doctor, Heaven Sent; AUDIO: The Beginning)

Home video releases

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External links

• Official Spyfall: Part One page on the Doctor Who website
• Official Spyfall: Part Two page on the Doctor Who website