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In memory of the actor who played the second of my favorite episodic characters in the "Blake 7".
David Collings with surprisingly short hair ❤️
I like it but uniqueness is gone mostly
My current AU for 'Doctor Who', if the show had never been cancelled and ran nonstop for 60+ years (so realistic, I know :P)
William Hartnell 1963 - 66
Patrick Troughton 1966 - 69
Jon Pertwee 1970 - 74
Tom Baker 1974 - 78
David Collings 1978 - 83
Colin Baker 1983 - 89
Sylvester McCoy 1989 - 91
Peter Davison 1991 - 94
Joanna Lumely 1994 - 98
Peter Capaldi 1998 - 01
Paul McGann 2001 - 05
David Tennant 2005 - 09
Matt Smith 2009 - 13
Hayley Atwell 2013 - 17
Jo Martin 2017 - 21
This is still a WIP, so I'm not sure who comes after Martin yet, but I like where this stands right now
Comprehensive spreadsheet of AU timeline with notes on specific changes (also a WIP): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yQgO-_pcjIodKVJoHvI9f2PzPY84l-0Jk5PGTCLaq5c/edit?usp=drive_link
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. First published 1883. This is a printing from 1977 to tie in with a 4 episode BBC TV serial. The serial starred Alfred Burke and Ashley Knight. In supporting roles it also featured (among others) David Collings, Jack Watson, Patrick Troughton plus the Blake's 7 'Travis' duo of Steven Greif and Brian Croucher.
“I am the Doctor!”
Mawdryn Undead - season 20 - 1983
Big Finish are finally making the Sapphire & Steel audios legitimately available for purchase again!
They seem to be only available as boxsets unfortunately, but if you haven't heard them, £20 a time for what are mostly full-length four-parter audios, isn't bad either.
But you'll notice that they've added content warnings to them, which will be helpful for people, whatever method they may be listening by. (ahem).
Scrooge (1970)