BAKER, Tom

See also the "Little Britain" section.

BBC Sound Effects CDs

BBC Sound Effects Records

Catweazle

Children's TV series from 1970-1971, about an 11th century magician who escaped from soldiers through time and found himself in 20th century England, where he was befriended by a farmer's son and did his best to cope with the situation.

CLARKE, Noel

COURTNEY, Nicholas

DAVIES, Russell T

ECCLESTON, Christopher

GATISS, Mark

See also the "League Of Gentlemen" section.

JAMESON, Louise

League Of Gentlemen

Dark comedy about the inhabitants of a small town in the north of England. Initially made for BBC radio, then a TV series and later a feature length movie. Written by & starring Jeremy Dyson, Mark Gatiss, Steve Pemberton & Reece Shearsmith.

Little Britain

Comedy sketch series featuring an array of bizarre characters parodying aspects of British life. Originally made for BBC Radio 4, then re-made for BBC TV and subsequently a stage show. Written by & starring Matt Lucas and David Walliams, with narration & links by Tom Baker (the fourth Doctor Who).

MAGRS, Paul

McGANN, Paul

Moonbase 3

A 1973 science fiction TV series, created by several behind-the-scenes people from Doctor Who, including Christopher Barry, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, John Lucarotti amd Dudley Simpson.

PEDLER, Kit and Gerry DAVIS

PERTWEE, Jon

See also the Jon Pertwee section in the "Music And Sound Effects" section of the Audio part of the Reference Library, for details of his specifically Doctor Who focussed recordings and also the "Worzel Gummidge" section here.

Quatermass

Classic 1950's British science fiction stories written by Nigel Kneale, centred on the character of Professor Bernard Quatermass. Originally made for television and later re-made as feature length movies, plus associated releases.

SMITH, Matt

TENNANT, David

WILLS, Anneke

Worzel Gummidge

Children's TV series about a talking scarecrow, originally made 1979-1981 and 1987-1988, based on the characters created by Barbara Euphan Todd in a series of 1920's children's novels and starring Jon Pertwee (3rd Doctor).