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[[Nicholas Briggs]]|start_date = 18/09/2010|end_date = 20/11/2010|premier_network = BBC One|typical_episode_length = 90'|image1 = Image3-0.png|previous_season = [[Season 46]]|next_season = [[Season 48]]|image2 = 47 BLURAY COVER.jpg|image3 = |name = Season 47|broadcast year = 2010|prev = Season 46|next = Season 48}}{{Realworld}}'''Season 47 '''of [[Doctor Who (TV Series)|Doctor Who]] ran between [[18 September (releases)|18 September]] [[2010]] and [[20 November (releases)|20 November]] [[2010]]. It starred [[David Suchet]] as the [[Thirteenth Doctor]], [[Juliet Landau]] as [[Zenla]] and [[Dougray Scott]] as [[Chris Parsons]]. The season opened with ''[[Masters of All]]'' and concluded with ''[[the First Game]]''. The regular season was followed by [[Hark! The Weeping Angels Sing]]. |
[[Nicholas Briggs]]|start_date = 18/09/2010|end_date = 20/11/2010|premier_network = BBC One|typical_episode_length = 90'|image1 = Image3-0.png|previous_season = [[Season 46]]|next_season = [[Season 48]]|image2 = 47 BLURAY COVER.jpg|image3 = |name = Season 47|broadcast year = 2010|prev = Season 46|next = Season 48}}{{Realworld}}'''Season 47 '''of [[Doctor Who (TV Series)|Doctor Who]] ran between [[18 September (releases)|18 September]] [[2010]] and [[20 November (releases)|20 November]] [[2010]]. It starred [[David Suchet]] as the [[Thirteenth Doctor]], [[Juliet Landau]] as [[Zenla]] and [[Dougray Scott]] as [[Chris Parsons]]. The season opened with ''[[Masters of All]]'' and concluded with ''[[the First Game]]''. The regular season was followed by [[Hark! The Weeping Angels Sing|''Hark! The Weeping Angels Sing'']]. |
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[[Gary Russell]] and [[Robert Shearman]] explained in [[July]] [[2009]] to [[Doctor Who: Magazine]] that "the next season is plotted out and the first scripts and being drawn up". |
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The read-through for the first three episodes of season 47 took place on [[1 February]] [[2010]], in secret as not to give away the identity of the new Doctor. As with [[Anthony Head]] and [[Paterson Joseph]], the first story which [[David Suchet|Suchet]] filmed was his first to broadcast. |
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Season 47 was executive produced by [[Ira Steven Behr]] and [[Faith Penhale]], with the new addition of [[Doctor Who: Vengeance]] director, [[Martin Campbell]], overseeing the production. |
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[[Gary Russell]] remained as producer of the series. |
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[[Robert Shearman]] penned the opener and co-wrote the finale and the Christmas Special, in addition to his duties as [[Script Editor]]. New [[Staff Writer]], [[Gareth Roberts]], penned episode 2; [[Ronald D. Moore]] penned episode 3; new writers, [[Guy Adams]] and [[William Gallagher]] penned episode 4 and 5 respectively; [[Nicholas Briggs]] returned, yet again, for episode 6;executive producer, [[Ira Steven Behr]], contributed his first script, with [[Hans Beimler]], with episode 7; new writer [[David Llewellyn]] handled episode 8 and [[Joseph Lidster]] returned for episode 9. |
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Each episode featured a different director, this season, owing to [[Gary Russell]]'s view of each episode as a '''different movie''<nowiki/>'. [[Euros Lyn]] handled episode 1; [[Charles Palmer]], episode 2; [[Jonny Campbell]], episode 3; [[Bill Anderson]], episode 4; [[James Strong]], episode 5; [[Nicholas Briggs]] directed as well penning episode 6; [[Nick Hurran]] directed episode 7; [[Alice Troughton]] handled episode 8; [[Jonathan Frakes]], episode 9; [[Chris Carter]] directed the finale and [[Hettie MacDonald]] returned to handle the Weeping Angels in the Christmas Special. |
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Revision as of 02:11, 27 June 2019
| The following article is written from an Out of Universe perspective. |
Season 47 of Doctor Who ran between 18 September 2010 and 20 November 2010. It starred David Suchet as the Thirteenth Doctor, Juliet Landau as Zenla and Dougray Scott as Chris Parsons. The season opened with Masters of All and concluded with the First Game. The regular season was followed by Hark! The Weeping Angels Sing.
Overview
The season consisted of ten stories and episodes, with the addition of a Christmas Special. The season saw the debut David Suchet as the Thirteenth Doctor, after his appearance at the end of Doctor Who: Vengeance.
Filming began on the 15 February 2010 and concluded on the 13 September of the same year.
The new Doctor was joined by the two companions from Doctor Who: Vengeance, Zenla and Chris, played by Juliet Landau and Dougray Scott respectively.
The season saw the return of many familiar foes including Davros, the Monk, the Nightmare Man, the Valeyard, the Toymaker and the Wirrn.
Cast
Regular
Recurring
- Davros - Julian Bleach
- The Monk - Toby Jones
- The Nightmare Man - Julian Bleach
- The Valeyard - Charles Dance
- The Toymaker - David Bailie
Guest
- Liv Chenka - Nicola Walker
- Carna - Chris Porter
- Kavel - David Dobson
- Aldin - Tony Gardner
- Roboman - Paul Kasey
- Dalek Operators - Barnbay Edwards, Anthony Spargo, Stuart Crossman, Jon Davey, Nicholas Pegg
- Voice of the Daleks - Nicholas Briggs
- William Shakespeare - Dean Lennox Kelly
- Lilith - Christina Cole
- Wiggins - Sam Marks
- Doomfinger - Amanda Lawrence
- Bloodtide - Linda Clarke
- Dick - Jalaal Hartley
- Kempe - David Westhead
- Dolly Bailey - Andrée Bernard
- Lynley - Chris Larkin
- Jailer - Stephen Marcus
- Peter Streete - Matt King
- Preacher - Robert Demeger
- Alzferzo - Sean Gallagher
- Zaltek - Tobias Menzies
- Sovec - Rachael Stirling
- Kalya - Charlie Hayes
- Mr. Gordon - Angus Wright
- Mr. Harold - Jamie Bamber
- Mr. Taylor - Terrence Hardiman
- 27548 - Simon Ludders
- 09763 - Sophia Day
- 47259 - Lucy Hassan
- 81267 - John R. Walker
- Voice of Holiday Computer - Sarah Sutton
- O'Connell - Michael Hogan
- Patrick - Paul Campbell
- Daniel - Brad Mann
- Rosalita - Leah Cairns
- Policeman - Gary Russell
- Man with Ladder - Graham Beckel
- Gang Member - Gustavo Febres
- Henry - Adam Napier
- Roger Buchman - Tim Bentinck
- Veronica Buchman - Jenny Funnell
- Toasty Buchman - Tessa Nicholson
- Iron Buchman - Michael Goldsmith
- Sheer Jawn - Dan Starkey
- Dare - Nia Roberts
- Paul Dessay - Glyn Sweet
- King Sitric - Jim Broadbent
- Brother Bernard - Jim Carter
- Brother Patrick - John Grimes
- Brother Timothy - Edward Grimes
- Olaf Eriksson - Nick Brimble
- Brother Theodopalopaslus - Alex Price
- Lord Parsons - Robert Pugh
- The Zen - Trula M. Marcus
- Chron - Casey Biggs
- Fractun - Salome Jens
- Javel - Scott Haven
- Carno - Whitney Hall
- Pronax - Caroline Kava
- Kevald - Jonathan Farwell
- Trolon - Howard Shangraw
- Filo - Kelsey Grammer
- Shalto - Carl David Burks
- Zoe Poul - Alisha Bailey
- Jay Collings - Kemi-Bo Jacobs
- Daniel - Alex Price
- Professor Hebbs - Michael Percival
- Charlie - Lucian Msamati
- Alice - Nina Sosnya
- Wilkin - Ronnie Corbett
- Professor Chronotis - Paul Bentley
- Schumacher - Peter Egan
- Clare Keightley - Jenna Louise-Coleman
- Billy - Alex Price
- Danny - Paul Campbell
- Ruchachev - Matthew Cottle
- Petrov - Ian Hogg
- Oddbob - Bradley Walsh
- Mr Monopoly - Ed Lauter
- Mrs White - Leslie Caron
- Colonel Mustard - Peter Vaughan
- Miss Scarlet - Samantha Barks
- Mr Green - Simon Fisher-Becker
- Mrs Peacock - Miriam Margolyes
- Professor Plum - Paul J. Dove
- Professor Susan Flemyng - Julie Walters
- Horatio Flemyng - David Collings
- Martin Flemyng - Shaun Dingwall
- Alicia Bannister - Juno Temple
- Clare Flemyng - Jacqueline King
- David Bannister - Alun Raglan
- Charlie Bannister - Samuel Davies
- Mia Bannister - Mollie Kabia
- Tom Flemyng - Laurence Blecher
- Joe Flemyng - Maurice Cole
- Jane Flemyng - Holly Earl
Television Stories
Regular Season
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Episode No. |
Title | Writer | Director | Air Date |
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| 1 | Masters of All | Robert Shearman | Euros Lyn | 18 September 2010 |
| 2 | The Shakespeare Code | Gareth Roberts | Charles Palmer | 25 September 2010 |
| 3 | The Camera Never Lies | Ronald D. Moore | Jonny Campbell | 2 October 2010 |
| 4 | The Great White Hurricane | Guy Adams | Bill Anderson | 9 October 2010 |
| 5 | Wirrn Isle | William Gallagher | James Strong | 16 October 2010 |
| 6 | The Book of Kells | Nicholas Briggs | 23 October 2010 | |
| 7 | The Ties In Between Us | Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler | Nick Hurran | 30 October 2010 |
| 8 | Too Smart to Play | David Llewellyn | Alice Troughton | 6 November 2010 |
| 9 | The Harsh Light of Day | Joseph Lidster | Jonathan Frakes | 13 November 2010 |
| 10 | The First Game | Robert Shearman & Frederick Rappaport | Chris Carter | 20 November 2010 |
| - | Hark! The Weeping Angels Sing | Robert Shearman & Ira Steven Behr | Hettie MacDonald | 25 December 2010 |
Production
Gary Russell and Robert Shearman explained in July 2009 to Doctor Who: Magazine that "the next season is plotted out and the first scripts and being drawn up".
The read-through for the first three episodes of season 47 took place on 1 February 2010, in secret as not to give away the identity of the new Doctor. As with Anthony Head and Paterson Joseph, the first story which Suchet filmed was his first to broadcast.
Crew
Producers
Season 47 was executive produced by Ira Steven Behr and Faith Penhale, with the new addition of Doctor Who: Vengeance director, Martin Campbell, overseeing the production.
Gary Russell remained as producer of the series.
Writers
Robert Shearman penned the opener and co-wrote the finale and the Christmas Special, in addition to his duties as Script Editor. New Staff Writer, Gareth Roberts, penned episode 2; Ronald D. Moore penned episode 3; new writers, Guy Adams and William Gallagher penned episode 4 and 5 respectively; Nicholas Briggs returned, yet again, for episode 6;executive producer, Ira Steven Behr, contributed his first script, with Hans Beimler, with episode 7; new writer David Llewellyn handled episode 8 and Joseph Lidster returned for episode 9.
Directors
Each episode featured a different director, this season, owing to Gary Russell's view of each episode as a 'different movie'. Euros Lyn handled episode 1; Charles Palmer, episode 2; Jonny Campbell, episode 3; Bill Anderson, episode 4; James Strong, episode 5; Nicholas Briggs directed as well penning episode 6; Nick Hurran directed episode 7; Alice Troughton handled episode 8; Jonathan Frakes, episode 9; Chris Carter directed the finale and Hettie MacDonald returned to handle the Weeping Angels in the Christmas Special.
Home Media
DVD
- This season released as the Complete Season 47 Box Set in March 2011.
- The season, along with all other Thirteenth Doctor stories was included in the Complete David Suchet Era Box Set.