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*The following article is written from an Out of Universe perspective.*

The Whitechapel Murderer was the second episode of Season 46 of Doctor Who. It was written by Mark Wright & Cavan Scott, directed by Tom Shankland and featured Paterson Joseph as the Twelfth Doctor and Sophie Okonedo as Lizzie Clarke.

Synopsis

The Doctor and Lizzie land in Victorian London, Whitechapel to be precise. There is an air of fear and dread as they walk the streets especially among females. It’s 1891, and the most famous serial killer in history is about to strike for the final time. But who is he? And why did he stop?

Plot

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Cast

Crew

Created by Sydney Newman, Donald Wilson and C.E. Webber

Executive Producers - Ira Steven Behr and Faith Penhale
Co-Executive Producers - Ronald D. Moore, Joseph Lidster, Phil Ford, Nicholas Briggs, David Weddle, and Bradley Thompson
Producer - Gary Russell
Script Editor - Robert Shearman
Consulting Producer - Nicholas Meyer

Writer - Mark Wright and Cavan Scott
Director - Tom Shankland

With thanks to the BBC National Orchestra of Wales

Memorable Quotes

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Background Information

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Development

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Pre-Production

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Production

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Post-Production

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Reaction

This episode received a 7-Day Viewing Figure from BARB of 8.98m viewers. It ranked at 4th over the week.

Story Notes

Continuity

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Home Video Releases

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-== Synopsis ==
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+==Synopsis ==
 The Doctor and Lizzie land in Victorian London, Whitechapel to be precise. There is an air of fear and dread as they walk the streets especially among females. It’s 1891, and the most famous serial killer in history is about to strike for the final time. But who is he? And why did he stop?
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 *[[Coward (The Whitechapel Murderer)|P.C. Coward]] - [[James Grout]]
 ==Crew==
+* Created by [[Sydney Newman]], [[Donald Wilson]] and [[C.E. Webber]]
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+*[[Executive Producers]] - [[Ira Steven Behr]] and [[Faith Penhale]]
+*[[Co-Executive Producers]] - [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[Joseph Lidster]], [[Phil Ford]], [[Nicholas Briggs]], [[David Weddle]], and [[Bradley Thompson]]
+*[[Producers|Producer]] - [[Gary Russell]]
+*[[Script Editors|Script Editor]] - [[Robert Shearman]]
+*[[Consulting Producers|Consulting Producer]] - [[Nicholas Meyer]]
+*[[Writer]] - [[Mark Wright]] and [[Cavan Scott]]
+*[[Director]] - [[Tom Shankland]]
+*[[Director of photography|Director of Photography]] - [[Ernie Vincze]]
+*[[Production designer|Production Designer]] - [[Edward Thomas]]
+*[[Visual effects|Visual Effects]] - [[ZOIC Studios]]
+*[[Make-up designer|Make-Up]] - [[Sheelagh Wells]]
+*[[Casting director|Casting Director]] - [[Andy Pryor]]
+*[[Incidental music|Music]] - [[John Debney]]
+*[[Costume designer|Costume Designer]] - [[Louise Page]]
+*[[Editor|Edited by]] - [[William Oswald]]
+*[[Special effect|Special Effects]] - [[Any Effects]]
+*[[Theme Music|Original Theme Music]] - [[Ron Grainer]]
+*[[Title Sequence]] - [[Industrial Light and Magic]]
+*With thanks to the [[BBC National Orchestra of Wales]]
 ==Memorable Quotes==
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 ===Reaction===
+* This episode received a 7-Day Viewing Figure from BARB of 8.98m viewers. It ranked at 4th over the week.
-To be added.
 ===Story Notes===
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