Morgan (disambiguation)
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Morgan (disambiguation) has several meanings pertinent to the Doctor Who universe and the real world. They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname. If no surname is available, alphabetisation 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
- Morgan (The Android Invasion) (TV: The Android Invasion)
- Morgan (The Beast Below) (TV: The Beast Below)
- Morgan (Blood of the Daleks) (AUDIO: Blood of the Daleks)
- Morgan (Colony in Space) (TV: Colony in Space)
- Morgan (The Creation of Camelot) (PROSE: The Creation of Camelot)
- Morgan (The Smugglers), a pirate (TV: The Smugglers)
- Morgan (The Spectre of Lanyon Moor) (AUDIO: The Spectre of Lanyon Moor)
As first name
As surname
- Davey Morgan (PROSE: Border Princes)
- Ed Morgan (TV: Ghost Machine)
- Max Morgan (PROSE: Amorality Tale)
- Meredith Morgan (PROSE: Tragedy Day)
- Sally Morgan (AUDIO: House of Blue Fire, Protect and Survive, Black and White)
Behind the scenes
Actors
As first name
Regular
- Sharon Morgan, who played Mary Cooper in Torchwood
Guest
- Morgan Deare, who played Hawk in TV: Delta and the Bannermen and Waldo Pickering in AUDIO: Minuet in Hell
- Morgan Hopkins, who played Sgt Price in TV: World War Three and Mervyn in TV: Something Borrowed
As surname
Guest
- Charles Morgan, who played Songsten in TV: The Abominable Snowmen and the Gold Usher in TV: The Invasion of Time
- Colin Morgan, who played Jethro Cane in TV: Midnight
- Jared Morgan, who voiced Ganatus in AUDIO: The Mutant Phase
- Richardson Morgan, who played Corporal Blake in TV: The Web of Fear and Rogin in TV: The Ark in Space
Vocal
- Dan Morgan, who voiced Lok and a Warden in TV: The Infinite Quest
Production
Television
Directors
- Andrew Morgan, who directed TV: Time and the Rani and Remembrance of the Daleks
