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Wicks', who was an original cast member on Doctors, had decided to depart the series after five years. Wicks' husband, Tom Butcher, who portrayed Marc Eliot, also decided to depart. The pair's final episode was an hour-long special and sees the characters leave together. [4] Andrea Green left her role as Sarah Finch in the final episode of the ...
The episode featured alien time traveller the Doctor and his companions Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill) visiting the Wild West, where they encounter a town which is cut off from the rest of the frontier until they hand over Kahler-Jex, an alien doctor, to a cyborg called the Gunslinger. However, the Gunslinger is a ...
Series 7 started with five episodes and a Christmas special in late 2012, followed by eight episodes in 2013. It dealt with the exit of the Ponds midway through the series in " The Angels Take Manhattan ", the Great Intelligence and the mystery of the new companion Clara Oswald portrayed by Jenna Coleman .
Production of Doctor Who relocated to the new Roath Lock studios in Cardiff midway through production of the series on 12 March 2012; [37] [38] the first episode to be filmed there was the Christmas special in Block Four, with the debut of Coleman's character; [25] however it was reported that a later episode written by Neil Cross was the first ...
The Eleventh Doctor, Amy, and Rory find themselves flickering between two realities, falling asleep at the sound of birdsong in one and waking in the other. In the first reality, Amy and Rory are traveling with the Doctor in the TARDIS, and in the second, five years later, they are happily married in Leadworth and expecting their first child.
Tom Butcher debuted a month later as Marc Eliot, a former army major and doctor who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. [7] He was followed by Kali Hamanda (Nicole Arumugam), a doctor who has an affair with Ben, [8] and Alex North , another doctor at Riverside. [9] Katrina and Kali left at the end of the series. [10]
"The Long Game" features a guest appearance by Simon Pegg, who played the main villain. In the book The Shooting Scripts, Russell T Davies claims that he had originally set out to write this episode from Adam's perspective, watching the adventure unfolding from his point of view (exactly as Rose did in "Rose") and seeing both the Doctor and Rose as enigmatic, frightening characters.
Doctors was created by Chris Murray, [3] and the first series had Mal Young as the original executive producer. [4] Musician Paul Hemmings was hired to compose the theme music for the opening and closing titles. [5] When the series premiered, Jane Lush, the BBC's head of daytime programming, felt that commissioning Doctors was an