John Pardue

Last Updated 5 March 2013 by Chuck Foster

Production Credits
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John Pardue

John Pardue has worked on shows like Murder City, The Bunker, Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel, Spooks (series 10), The Bletchley Circle and Endeavour.

Doctor Who

Doctor Who (Miscellaneous)

Torchwood

K-9 and Company

The Sarah Jane Adventures

K-9

Aaru Movies

Music

On This Day: 22nd May

The Chase: The Executioners was broadcast in 1965 at 5:41pm, watched by 10.00 million viewers.

The D�mons: Episode One was broadcast in 1971 at 6:16pm, watched by 9.20 million viewers.

K-9: Mutant Copper was broadcast in 2010 at 4:00pm

The Hungry Earth was broadcast in 2010 at 6:18pm, watched by 6.49 million viewers.

Documentaries: After Effects was broadcast in 2010 at 7:00pm

Birthdays

John Sponsler is 48 today - credited as Additional Music by for The TV Movie

Cheryl Campbell is 64 today - credited as Ocean Waters in The Vault of Secrets(SJA)

John Flanagan is 69 today - credited as Writer for Meglos

Cavan Kendall (died 1999 aged 57) would be 71 today - credited as Achilles in The Myth Makers

Jean Challis is 79 today - credited as Aunt Betty in The Idiot's Lantern

Deaths

Jonathan Battersby (died 2010 aged 57) - credited as Winder in The Beast Below

Jack Watling (died 2001 aged 78) - 2 credits, including Travers in The Abominable Snowmen

Doctor Who News

Doctor Who: Canada Ratings
The Name of the Doctor was watched by 584,000 viewers on Canadian station SPACE last Saturday, becoming the most watched season finale in the series history in the country.
22 May

Doctor Who wins Peabody Award
Doctor Who has been presented with a Peabody Award, one of the highest honours in American media.
21 May

TV Choice Awards 2013 Longlist Announced
The longlist for this year's TV Choice Awards has been announced, with Doctor Who nominated for Best Drama Series.
21 May

Australian final ratings for Nightmare in Silver
Nightmare in Silver has picked up an additional 171,000 time-shifted Australian viewers, giving it a final, or consolidated, ratings average of 869,000 viewers in the five major capital cities. This was the fourth largest number of time-shifted viewers for a program broadcast on Sunday 12 May. The final or consolidated ratings includes all 'time-shifted' viewers who record the program and watch it within a week.
21 May