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The Doctor wrote:
In article <vl04ea$24b45$1@dont-email.me>,
solar penguin <solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
Another DW reference in last night’s episode of Only Connect.
Amongst the groups of words in the wall round were Noble,
Bush, Tyler and Jovanka.
I think even I would have got THAT connection!
We just watched the pilot episode of an old 1975 UK comedy "Lucky
Feller" starring David Jason asáBernard 'Shorty' Mepstead. With the
exception of David Jason (who has been offered a couple of roles in
Doctor Who, but ended up not playing them), the entire main cast of the
pilot has appeared in the Doctor Who franchise:
- The drunken friend of Bernard's brother was played by
7th Doctor Who, Sylvester McCoy (billed as "Sylveste McCoy"
in the credits).
- Bernard's girlfriend was played by Cheryl Hall, who was
Shirna in the 1973 Doctor Who (Jon Pertwee era) four-part
story "Carnival of Monsters".
- Bernard's mother was played by Elizabeth Spriggs, who was
Tabby in three episodes of the 1987 Doctor Who (Sylvester
McCoy era) four-part story "Paradise Towers".
- Bernard's brother was played by Nicky Henson, who played
a few roles in a couple of episodes of the "Doctor Who:
The Monthly Adventures" podcast and a couple of roles in
the "Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor Adventures" audio series.
- The Chinese restaurant waiter was played by Burt Kwouk
who was Doctor Hayashi in the "Doctor Who: The Monthly
Adventures" 2001 podcast, and was also Lin Futu in the
1982 Doctor Who (Peter Davison era) four-part story "Four
to Doomsday".