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The Robots of Death - season 14 - 1977
#doctor who#classic doctor who#classic who#fourth doctor#tom baker#the robots of death#borg#brian croucher#sv7#miles fothergill#jelly baby
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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.
#treasure island#robert louis stevenson#1883#puffin books#1977#alfred burke#david collings#patrick troughton#steven greif#brian croucher#blake's 7#paperback
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Blake’s 7 S02E13 - Star One (1979) Created by Terry Nation BBC Television Dir. David Maloney
Paul Darrow as Kerr Avon Brian Croucher as Travis
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Supreme Commander and Travis 2!
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The Jensen Code - ITV - February 28, 1973 - May 23, 1973
Science Fiction (13 episodes)
Running Time: 30 minutes
Stars:
Dai Bradley as Terry Connor
Tony Wright as Alex
Brian Croucher as Gordon
Leon Eagles as Dr Jensen
Paul Alexander as Ron
Karl Howman as Jacko
John Barrett as Sgt Buckle
Dan Meaden as Kurtz
Milton Johns as Mr. Richards
Daphne Heard as Granny Powell
Barbara Angell as Miss Howard
The series was originally made in color but the original recordings have long since been wiped. Only black and white copies remain.
The series was written by the novelist and dramatist Carey Harrison (son of actor Rex Harrison).
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Brian Croucher stars as the mysterious Gordon in The Jensen Code (ATV, 1973). Is he a secret service man? A traitor? Or just a potholing good time boy?
Although shot and transmitted in colour, the series master tapes were wiped and it now exists as black and white copies, barring an incomplete and damaged print of episode six.
#fave spotting#brian croucher#travis ii#the jensen code#blakes 7#blake's 7#classic tv#atv#1973#character actors#classic Brian sullenness abounds as he snarls and stalks his way through this pretty entertaining kid's tv show#ATV were‚ with HTV‚ masters of the spooky and weird tv for teens; they already had Timeslip and Escape into Night under their belt when#Jensen was made. it's a strange little series‚ kind of sci fi adjacent with themes of mind control and brainwashing through#hypnotism‚ as well as some spy stuff going on. i wasn't entirely surprised to see Philip Hinchcliffe's name pop up on the credits‚ as#script editor; it has something of the feel of his tenure on DW (this was relatively early in his career tho‚ before he'd made the move to#producing). it's well written too‚ by Rex Harrison's son Carey. twisty turny and keeps you guessing about the allegiances of several#characters‚ although Brian's loyalties are revealed fairly early on.. OR ARE THEY????
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Radio Free Skaro #935 - The Slow Path
Radio Free Skaro #935 - The Slow Path - #DoctorWho "Wild Blue Yonder" review! - #Gally1 guest announcement! - #DoctorWho news and notes!
http://traffic.libsyn.com/freyburg/rfs935.mp3 Download MP3 It’s Wild! It’s Blue! It’s a Yonder! Yes, the second of three Doctor Who specials starring the Fourteenth Doctor has now graced our streaming televisual boxes and the Three Who Rule have thoughts and opinions on this spooky two-hander set on the edge of creation! Plus a last reunion with Bernard Cribbins, more Doctor Who: Unleashed and…
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#Annette Badland#bbc one#Bernard Cribbins#Big Finish#Blue Peter#Brian Croucher#Camille Coduri#CBC#Doctor Who Unleashed#Dominic Glynn#Gallifrey One#Jan Chappell#Jody Houser#Kevin Jon Davies#Liz Myles#Merchandise#Paley Center#Paul Cornell#Rachel Talalay#Russell T Davies#Sally Knyvette#SFX Magazine#Shaun Dingwall#Stats#The Church on Ruby Road#The Giggle#The Official Doctor Who Podcast#The Star Beast#Wild Blue Yonder
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More random Gally photos
A rare moment of calm in the main hallway outside the room for the big panels
The Yips beamed down again to investigate
As well as the Meeping Angels, a Gallifrey One tradition based on the noise made by Beaker the Muppet, although this year they were handing out "Obey the Meep" ribbons
My friend Mab from LI Who did 2 great Cally cosplays from Blake's 7 and kept finding other B7 cosplayers since some of the actors were here, and pulled out a new Leela cosplay. She only started making costumes a year ago.
One Servalan cosplayer with a lizard-bedecked gown that was onscreen for all of 5 seconds looks stern with an Avon escort, while another in Servalan's fab red dress chats with Brian Croucher (actor for Travis #2) at the bar
Random Sixie, random pink TARDIS
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if any of you guys know brian croucher, apparently he was on doctor who. and my stepdad cuts his hair.
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Daughter - How Official video for ’How’ by Daughter. ’How’ is taken from Daughter’s new album ‘Not To Disappear’, released via 4AD/Glassnote. Buy the album here: iTunes: http://smarturl.it/NTDi CD/LP: https://ift.tt/ulTg3hL https://ift.tt/cJiAmr1 http://www.twitter.com/ohdaughter https://ift.tt/4cWURVI Director: IAIN FORSYTH & JANE POLLARD Producer: VANESSA FARINHA Original Story: ‘5040’ BY STUART EVERS CAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) Ava: Marama Corlett Landlord: Brian Croucher Girls in Red Dresses: Annette Lee, Emma True, Anna Hawkes and Maddison Eddy CREW: Director of Photography: CHLOË THOMSON Editor: RACHAEL SPANN Casting Director: LAYLA MERRICK-WOLF Art Director: CARA BARRY Production Stylist: SAL PITTMAN Hair & Make-up: MARTINA LUISETTI, PAULA VALENCIA Screenplay: CARA BARRY Focus Puller: Emil Davidov Steadicam Operator: Matthew Allsop 2nd Assistant Camera: Howard Mills DIT: Joe Lovelock Gaffer: Harry Gay Spark: Hugh Donnelly Grip: Ian Ogden Grip Assistant: Adam Zimmerman Art Assistant: Lucy Baker Runners: Maddison Eddy, Lucy McLeod and Callum Knauf Assistant Editor: Jamie Hodgson Edited at: Work Post Colourist: Tom Balkwill Online Editor: Gareth Bishop Confirmed at: Dirty Looks Production Assistants: Andrew Orr, Samantha Holmans With Thanks: Maddermarket Theatre Costume Department, Onsight, Panalux, Walpole Bay Hotel A PRODUCTION BY THE NOTHING COPYRIGHT: 4AD / GLASSNOTE 2016 http://vevo.ly/PdkNyS via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63xjiLDRWBI
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The BBC also did a version of Treasure Island in 1977 that had Patrick Troughton as Israel Hands, so in "You don't need to cast these things, the BBC will have done it for you..." (It also features Brian Croucher and David Collings as John Hunter & Blind Pew, with a B7 bonus of the other Travis, Stephen Greif as Job Anderson, was adapted by John Lucarotti and directed by Michael E. Briant.)
Re. Wuthering Heights (in the category of "actually so will ITV"), there's a 1998 version with Peter Davison as Lockwood (the first narrator, an outsider), so there's also that. :-)
Classic Who Casting game:
Treasure Island? (Any character)
Oh I said I would do this and then I never did, did I? (I said I'd recast a character from anything as someone from Classic Who.) It was harder than I thought.
Anyway Treasure Island has a kind-hearted, responsible doctor on the expedition, don't they, so it's got to be Harry Sullivan. He'd suit the costumes, too.
(Wikipedia tells me that Dr. Livesey has in fact been played by Julian Glover, so there's that.)
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Blake’s 7 S02E10 - Voice from the Past (1979) Created by Terry Nation BBC Television Dir. George Spenton-Foster
Brian Croucher as Travis Paul Darrow as Avon Jan Chappell as Cally
#blake's 7#paul darrow#avon#brian croucher#travis#jan chappell#cally#voice from the past#shivan#1970s science fiction#1970s television#terry nation
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Scrubbers | Mai Zetterling | 1982
Rachel Weaver, Imogen Bain, Kathy Burke, Anna Mackeown, Pauline Melville, Brian Croucher, Caroline Needs, Mandi Symonds, Honey Bane, Kate Ingram, Elizabeth Edmonds, Dawn Archibald, et al.
#Rachel Weaver#Imogen Bain#Kathy Burke#Anna Mackeown#Pauline Melville#Brian Croucher#Caroline Needs#Mandi Symonds#Honey Bane#Kate Ingram#Elizabeth Edmonds#Dawn Archibald#Mai Zetterling#Scrubbers#1982#Mai in May
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The Hanged Man - ITV - February 15, 1975 - April 5, 1975
Crime Drama (6 episodes)
Running Time: 60 minutes
Stars:
Colin Blakely as Lew Burnett
Michael Williams as Alan Crowe
Gary Watson as John Quentin
David Daker as Piet Hollander
John Rees as Brian Nelson
Angela Browne as Elizabeth Hayden
Brian Croucher as Sammy Grey
William Lucas as George Pilgrim
Frank Wylie as David Larson
Julian Glover as Joe Denver
Jenny Hanley as Druscilla
Peter Halliday as Jean-Claud de Salle
John Bay as Sam Lambert
William Russell as Peter Kroger
Michael Coles as Hans Ericksen
Gareth Hunt as Eddie Malone
Jack Watson as Douglas McKinnon
Bill Mitchell as Harry Friedman
Alan MacNaughtan as Charles Galbraith
Naomi Chance as Jane Cowley
Tenniel Evans as Joseph
Victor Brooks as Nightwatchman
Fred Feast as Josef
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A typically snarly Brian Croucher on the wrong side of the law, as armed robber Whitley in Softly Softly: Task Force: Diversion (1.3, BBC, 1969)
#fave spotting#brian croucher#travis#blakes 7#softly softly: task force#blake's 7#character actors#bbc#1969#this would have been only his third or fourth telly work#just a couple of months after his Public Eye ep#and on paper it's a great part; armed robber‚ on the run with a loaded gun#unfortunately he isn't given much to do#the episode places emphasis heavily on the police efforts to apprehend the robbers#not on the robbers themselves#understandable i guess#but i wanted more Travis#the gift of the travii
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