Happy Birthday Bryan Dick
Born
on this day in 1978, in Denton Holme, Carlisle, England.
Bryan is known to the
many Torchwood fans as 'Adam', from Series 2, in 2007. He’s had a very active career since 1992 in
television, films, radio and theatre.
His many roles include playing a copper in ‘Blackpool’ – DC Blythe, a
werewolf in ‘Blood and Chocolate’ to appearing as a cabin boy in Master &
Commander.
Did you know that on
this day in 1964 Season 1, Episode 7 of
The Daleks – The Rescue was broadcast?
It starred the First Doctor and companions and the Tardis landing on
Skaro, home of the Daleks and the beautiful Thals.
Also on this day in 1969, Season 6, Episode 2 of The Seeds of
Death was broadcast. It starred the
2nd Doctor, Patrick Troughton and companions Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe
Heriot. The writer for this episode was Brian Hayles, Director was Michael
Ferguson, Music by Dudley Simpson.
Ice Warriors have
invaded a lunar transmat station with intentions of sending deadly seeds to
Earth.
On this day also in 1975, Season 12, Episode 2, of The Ark in
Space was broadcast. It starred Tom
Baker as the Doctor with Companions Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan. Writer was Robert Holmes, Director Rodney
Bennett, and Music by Dudley Simpson.
On the space station
Nerva, the parasitic Wirrn had started to take over the last of the human
race...
Also in 1982, Season 19, Episode 1 of Kinda was
broadcast. Peter Davison was the Doctor
with companions Adric, Nyssa and Tegan Jovanka.
Writer for this story was Christopher Bailey, Director was Peter
Grimwade and Music by Peter Howell.
In the lush forests of
Deva Loka, the snakelike Mara has invaded Tegan’s mind.
You also celebrate your
birthday with Lis Sladen who was born on this day in 1946.
Lis played companion to
the 3rd and 4th Doctor, making a return to the later
Doctor’s 10th and 11th regenerations in both Who episodes
and Sarah Jane Adventures before her death on 19th April 2011from
cancer. She is forever missed.
Info source
Doctor Who Episode Guide Book by Mark Campbell
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