The wonderful Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen, aka the mayoress of Cardiff, wonderfully played by Annette badland. Boomtown (2005) is one of my favourite stories. Low key but sinister, very revealing about the doctors character and very well acted.
How about JAIL CROON HEN. An actress from Classic Who.
One of my favourite actresses. She also co wrote and starred in the fabulous classic Upstairs Downstairs series.
Yes! I have got all five series plus the BBC version.
There was a great scene between Jean and Gordon Jackson (Mr. Hudson), when Rose was trying to lay the table for the servants tea. They were arguing a lot! I think it was during the third series in the 70s.
Yes! I have got all five series plus the BBC version.
There was a great scene between Jean and Gordon Jackson (Mr. Hudson), when Rose was trying to lay the table for the servants tea. They were arguing a lot! I think it was during the third series in the 70s.
Geoffrey Beevers who was the Master after he spent too long in a tanning salon
Yes, he was in The Keeper of Traken, which was the only time Geoff was The Master. The reason I put his name up in anagram form, was because the previous anagram was Caroline John. She was married to him from the early 70s, until her death in 2012.
Coincidentally, it's exactly 2 years ago today since she passed away.
Apparently, if Roger Delgado hadn't died, The Master would've met his perminant end in a fight to the death with Jon's Doctor, causing both JP's Doctor and the Master to 'die'.
Only the Doctor would have regenerated, and not The Master. The Master would've been written out for good. It would have been revealed in the following season, that the Master had been on his final life, so he couldn't 'change' his appearance and personality anymore. That's what the rumour is, anyway.
He also reads some audio books. I have him performing Doctor Who and The Sea Devils.
As for The Master I suspect what ever the plans he would have been as dead as Sherlock Holmes in Reichenbach Fall (the Book), in that it might be the plan to end the character but it was unlikely to stick as he was too interesting and exciting not to bring back.
It must be quite cool over there at the moment in Australia, nearly your Winter. It's Summer for us here now, it being early June. We've had some mild nights, plus some warm days. It's not too bad here at the moment. Cool and quite comfortable feeling.
Anyway, your anagram is Poppaea Sabina, from The Romans.
This is a character from 60s "Who". This person at first, was a villain, but turned their life around, and became friends with The Doctor, towards the end of the story they were in.
This is a character from 60s "Who". This person at first, was a villain, but turned their life around, and became friends with The Doctor, towards the end of the story they were in.
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Oops you're right, there's an extra S. But you're right!
Misshape affected lonely heart nolb
She was also in another First Doctor story, The Crusade, playing Princess Joanna.
http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20111222064433/tardis/images/6/6f/Joanna1.jpg
One of my favourite actresses. She also co wrote and starred in the fabulous classic Upstairs Downstairs series.
The wonderful Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen, aka the mayoress of Cardiff, wonderfully played by Annette badland. Boomtown (2005) is one of my favourite stories. Low key but sinister, very revealing about the doctors character and very well acted.
How about JAIL CROON HEN. An actress from Classic Who.
The great Caroline John, much missed by us "Whovians".
An actor from Classic Who, seen during the Fourth Doctor era:
Fob Referee Gyves
Played someone disliked by the Doctor.
Yes! I have got all five series plus the BBC version.
There was a great scene between Jean and Gordon Jackson (Mr. Hudson), when Rose was trying to lay the table for the servants tea. They were arguing a lot!
I loved Mrs Bridges. RUBY! Ooh Mr 'Udson !
Yes, her season was one of the best ever.
Geoffrey Beevers who was the Master after he spent too long in a tanning salon
Ok 'friend' of a friend
So join neat
Yes, he was in The Keeper of Traken, which was the only time Geoff was The Master. The reason I put his name up in anagram form, was because the previous anagram was Caroline John. She was married to him from the early 70s, until her death in 2012.
Coincidentally, it's exactly 2 years ago today since she passed away.
Apparently, if Roger Delgado hadn't died, The Master would've met his perminant end in a fight to the death with Jon's Doctor, causing both JP's Doctor and the Master to 'die'.
Only the Doctor would have regenerated, and not The Master. The Master would've been written out for good. It would have been revealed in the following season, that the Master had been on his final life, so he couldn't 'change' his appearance and personality anymore. That's what the rumour is, anyway.
As for The Master I suspect what ever the plans he would have been as dead as Sherlock Holmes in Reichenbach Fall (the Book), in that it might be the plan to end the character but it was unlikely to stick as he was too interesting and exciting not to bring back.
Ianto Jones, played by the very good looking Gareth David-Lloyd.
http://emcastellan.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/ianto-jones-6.jpg
Earth Jennies Kink
This person has appeared in one Nu-Who story. This person's main occupation is much more famous though.
No zeds for me - its almost lunch time here.
Historical figure who met the First Doctor
Piano base papa
It must be quite cool over there at the moment in Australia, nearly your Winter. It's Summer for us here now, it being early June. We've had some mild nights, plus some warm days. It's not too bad here at the moment. Cool and quite comfortable feeling.
Anyway, your anagram is Poppaea Sabina, from The Romans.
A Gunboat Shiv
Tobias Vaughn
Yes it was.
Could've been a part of the Tardis crew. Would've been a bit like Leela though, I think, in the way he does things.
I don't see him as a companion, but there you go.
This is an object from Classic Who:
I Vertical, A Smog Rain
Is the comma part of this or did you just put that there for effect?
Yep, I put it there for effect, not part of the anagram.
This featured mostly in one particular 4th Doctor story. Reading up on it, The Tenth Doctor also used this device in The New Series.