Doctor Who: Arc of Infinity - Part 2
11:30 pm - 12:00 am, Saturday, December 6 on KCKA HDTV (15.1)
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Arc of Infinity - Part 2
Season 20, Episode 2
"Arc of Infinity", Part 2. The Doctor's termination is forestalled by the Time Lord Omega.
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1983
English
Adventure
Action/adventure
Fantasy
Cult Classic
Drama
Sci-fi
Cast & Crew
Peter Davison
(Actor)
.. The Doctor
Leonard Sachs
(Actor)
.. Borusa
Sarah Sutton
(Actor)
.. Nyssa
Janet Fielding
(Actor)
.. Tegan
Ian Collier
(Actor)
.. Omega
Paul Jerricho
(Actor)
.. The Castellan
Elspet Gray
(Actor)
.. Chancellor Thalia
Alastair Cumming
(Actor)
.. Colin Frazer
Michael Gough
(Actor)
.. Councillor Hedin
Colin Baker
(Actor)
.. Cmdr. Maxil
More Information
Did You Know..
Peter Davison
(Actor)
.. The Doctor
Born:
April 13, 1951
Birthplace: Streatham, London, England, United Kingdom
Birthplace: Streatham, London, England, United Kingdom
Leonard Sachs
(Actor)
.. Borusa
Born:
September 26, 1909
Died: June 15, 1990
Died: June 15, 1990
Sarah Sutton
(Actor)
.. Nyssa
Janet Fielding
(Actor)
.. Tegan
Born:
September 09, 1953
Ian Collier
(Actor)
.. Omega
Born:
January 25, 1943
Died: October 01, 2008
Died: October 01, 2008
Paul Jerricho
(Actor)
.. The Castellan
Born:
November 18, 1948
Elspet Gray
(Actor)
.. Chancellor Thalia
Born:
April 12, 1929
Alastair Cumming
(Actor)
.. Colin Frazer
Michael Gough
(Actor)
.. Councillor Hedin
Born:
November 23, 1916
Died: March 17, 2011
Died: March 17, 2011
Trivia:
Born in Malaya (now Malaysia) to British parents, Michael Gough attended Wye Agricultural College before realigning his career goals by taking classes at the Old Vic. Gough made his first theatrical appearance in 1936 and his first film in 1948. He listed King Lear as his favorite stage role, though one suspects that he was equally fond of the character he portrayed in the 1979 Broadway hit Bedroom Farce, for which he won the Tony Award. Movie historian Bill Warren has noted that Gough, by accident or design, adopted two distinct film-acting styles. In such "straight" roles as Montrose in Rob Roy (1954), Norfolk in Henry VIII and His Six Wives (1972), Van der Luyden in The Age of Innocence (1993) and Bertrand Russell in Wittgenstein (1993), he was subtle and restrained; but when starring in such scarefests as Horrors of the Black Museum (1959) and Black Zoo (1962), his eye-bulging hamminess knew no bounds. Most contemporary filmgoers are familiar with Gough through his appearances as Alfred the Butler in the Batman theatrical features. Gough died at age 94 in the spring of 2011.
Colin Baker
(Actor)
.. Cmdr. Maxil
Born:
June 08, 1943
