Lee Gammon
Last updated 06 May 2014
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Lee Gammon
Lee Gammon was a standby art director for Doctor Who.
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Fury From the Deep: Episode 3 premiered on BBC One in 1968 at 5:16pm BST, watched by 7.70 million viewers.
The Monster of Peladon: Part Two premiered on BBC One in 1974 at 5:30pm BST, watched by 6.80 million viewers.
Time-Flight: Part Four premiered on BBC One (Not Wales) in 1982 at 6:51pm BST, watched by 8.10 million viewers.
The Twin Dilemma: Part Four premiered on BBC One in 1984 at 6:43pm BST, watched by 7.30 million viewers.
Revelation of the Daleks: Part Two premiered on BBC One in 1985 at 5:22pm GMT, watched by 7.70 million viewers.
The Weakest Link: Doctor Who Special premiered on BBC One in 2007 at 8:30pm BST
Front Row: Steven Moffat (writing Doctor Who) premiered on Radio 4 in 2010 at 7:15pm BST
The Bells of Saint John premiered on BBC One in 2013 at 6:14pm GMT, watched by 8.44 million viewers. Birthdays
Stephen Jenn (died 2012 aged 61) would be 70 today - credited as Secker in Nightmare of EdenMichael Burdle (died 2012 aged 69) would be 78 today - 2 credits, including Costume Designer for The Armageddon Factor
Peter Welch (died 1984 aged 62) would be 98 today - 2 credits, including Sergeant in The Highlanders Deaths
Kate O'Mara (died 2014 aged 74) - 3 credits, including The Rani in The Mark of the Rani
Dave Martin (died 2007 aged 72) - 13 credits, including Writer for The Claws of AxosFollowing the success of the first two Lethbridge-Stewart Short Story Competitions, Candy Jar is presenting a third competition, again open to previously unpublished writers both in and outside the UK.
29 Mar
The third in the global 'watchathon' events organised by Doctor Who Magazine's Emily Cook - now entitled The Doctor Who Lockdown - will be eleventh Doctor tale Vincent and the Doctor, taking place on the titular Vincent Van Gogh's birthday, 30th March.
29 Mar
Candy Jar Books have announced the latest in their The Lucy Wilson Mysteries novel range, The Serpent’s Tongue, which this time is set during the William Shakespeare Jubilee celebrations of 1769:
29 Mar
Rose: The Sequel
A sequel to Doctor Who: Rose, written by Russell T Davies, has now been released, celebrating 15 years since the transmission of the episode.
26 Mar