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{{Episode|title1 = The Whitechapel Murderer|doctor(s) = [[Twelfth Doctor]]|companion(s) = [[Lizzie Clarke]]|main_enemy = [[Jack the Ripper]]|main_setting(s) = [[Whitechapel]], [[1891]]|written_by = [[Mark Wright]] & [[Cavan Scott]]|directed_by = [[Tom Shankland]]|produced_by = [[Gary Russell]]|season = 46|story_number = 297|original_air_date(s) = 12/09/2009|original_release = BBC One|format = 1x90 minutes|image2 = The Whitechapel Murderer.png|previous_serial = [[Cannon Fodder]]|next_serial = [[Inquisition]]|chapter = [[Doctor Who: Chapter Three | Chapter Three]]}}'''The Whitechapel Murderer '''was the second episode of [[Season
== 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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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
- The Doctor - Paterson Joseph
- Lizzie Clarke - Sophie Okonedo
- Jack the Ripper - Brian Miller
- Reginald Isambard - Nicholas Day
- Phoebe Lloyd - Sophie-Louise Dann
- Barman - Seán Carlsen
- Mr. Rutley - Richard Syms
- Ronald - David Benson
- Nicholas - Alan Turner
- P.C. Coward - James Grout
Crew
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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
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Story Notes
Continuity
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Home Video Releases
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