Podcasts about Suranne Jones

In den letzten zwei Jahren eröffneten zwei britische Thriller das Serienjahr, 2025 bekommen beide jetzt eine Fortsetzung spendiert. Bei Arte kehrt "Vigil" (4:38) zurück und tauscht ein U-Boot gegen Drohnen ein, behält aber die politischen Untertöne bei. Dieses Mal legen sich Suranne Jones und Rose Leslie bei den Ermittlungen eines Mordfalls mit der Royal Air Force, einer privaten Waffenfirma und einem (nicht gerade stark) fiktionalisierten Nahost-Staat an. Reicht das, um nach zwei Jahren einen erneut hochspannenden Sechsteiler abzuliefern? Prime Video will derweil mit einer zweiten Staffel von "The Rig" (31:19) auf Gold stoßen und lässt in der Arktis eine neue Plattform errichten, damit der Titel der Serie weiterhin Sinn macht. Ansonsten hat sich nicht viel verändert. Weiterhin müssen "Line of Duty"-Star Martin Compston und der Rest seiner Ölplattform-Crew herausfinden, was es mit dem übermächtigen und übernatürlichen Unterwasser-Wesen "The Ancester" auf sich hat und ob es gute oder böse Absichten pflegt. Während Michael von der ersten Staffel "The Rig" schwärmte, fühlte sich Rüdiger damas nicht gerade postiv an "Der Schwarm" erinnert. Hat sich der Eindruck mit der zweiten Staffel bei einem oder beiden von ihnen verändert? Cold-Open-Frage: "Was ist bisher der beste Nicht-Schauspieler-Cameo in einer Serie gewesen?"

Nathalie is a new rising star of TV drama, and is set to follow in the footsteps of the likes of Nicola Walker, Suranne Jones and Vicky McClure. She portrays Leila Hassoun-Kenny, a rigorous CPS lawyer leading the case against the accused. She stars alongside Adeel Akhtar (Sherwood), Joe Dempise (Game of Thrones) and Michael Socha (The Gallows Pole). The story will once again centre around a hotly contested criminal trial that divides the nation and takes place in the full glare of the media spotlight.    Made by World Productions (Vigil, Line of Duty, Save Me) for the BBC and written by Ben Richards, the fictional five-part drama will focus on the high-profile case of ‘Officer X' - a policeman accused of murdering a climate change activist.  Nathalie Armin, a Central School of Speech and Drama-trained actor, has made her mark across stage, film, and television. Currently gracing the Almeida stage in ALMA MATTER, she previously starred alongside James Norton in the award-winning A LITTLE LIFE in London's West End. Her theatrical repertoire includes powerful performances in FORCE MAJEURE (Donmar Warehouse), BEHIND THE BEAUTIFUL FOREVERS (National Theatre), and OTHELLO (RSC). She has also impressed audiences in THE DOCTOR (Almeida), ANNA (National Theatre), and RALEGH: THE TREASON TRIAL (Sam Wanamaker Playhouse: Shakespeare's Globe).  On the small screen, Nathalie has left her mark with BBC Three comedy JUICE, and alongside Lesley Manville in MAGPIE MURDERS. Other projects include popular ITV drama's TOO CLOSE, MARCELLA, VERA and UNFORGOTTEN. Additionally, she graced the silver screen in films such as action-thriller ANNA, THE BATMAN, FINAL SCORE.

This week, six millennials are astonishingly successful finding a large house to rent — the power points don't work, there's no mobile reception and the walls are quite literally made of alien woodlice. Oh, and it collapses into dust on their first night. It's Knock Knock. Notes and links Brendan quickly identifies two of the film antecedents of this story: The Evil Dead (1981), with its demonically possessed trees, and Hitchcock's Psycho (1960), whose antagonist has a complex relationship with his mother. Nathan first encounters David Suchet as Blott in Blott on the Landscape (1985), a BBC adaptation of Tom Sharpe's 1975 satirical novel of the same name. Knock Knock was written by Mike Bartlett, who was famous for a TV series called Dr Foster (2015), starring Suranne Jones as a woman who starts to suspect her husband of infidelity. David Suchet's first appearance in a Poirot property starring Peter Ustinov as Poirot — the 1985 made-for-TV movie Thirteen at Dinner (1985), an adaptation of Christie's Lord Edgeware Dies (1933), in which Suchet played Inspector Japp. Simon refers to the vault-related theorising of Whovians, a comedy aftershow that accompanied Series 10, 11 and 12 of Doctor Who on ABC-TV in Australia. Our very own Adam Richard was a regular in the show's first two seasons. And finally, Brendan recklessly introduces us to another possible inspiration for this episode, the 1977 film Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, which we would all have been better off not knowing about. Follow us Nathan is on Bluesky at @nathanbottomley.bsky.social, Brendan is at @retrobrendo.bsky.social, and Simon is on X at @simonmoore72. The Flight Through Entirety theme was arranged by Cameron Lam. You can follow Flight Through Entirety on Mastodon and Bluesky, as well as on X and Facebook. Our website is at flightthroughentirety.com. Please consider rating or reviewing us on Apple Podcasts, or we'll take advantage of the no-fact-checking rule to try and convince you that we're actually your real parents. And more You can find links to all of the podcasts we're involved in on our podcasts page. But here's a summary of where we're up to right now. 500 Year Diary is our latest new Doctor Who podcast, going back through the history of the show and examining new themes and ideas. It's first season came out early this year, under the title New Beginnings. Check it out. It will be back for a second season early in 2025. The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire has broadcast our hot takes on every new episode of Doctor Who since November last year, and it will be back again in 2025 for Season 2. On 5 October, Blakes 7 came to BFI Southbank for a screening of the newly remastered HD versions of Seek–Locate–Destroy and Orac and a Q & A with Jan Chappell and Sally Knyvette. And Maximum Power was there. So check out today's newly released episode with our hot takes on the new versions of these beloved fan classics. And finally there's our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, they went back in time to see the origin story of breakout character Peanut Hamper in Star Trek: The Next Generation's The Quality of Life.

This season finale of The Witch Wave features Suranne Jones, the award-winning English actor, producer, and series creator. She's been nominated for several awards for acting and won a BAFTA for her starring role in the hit series Doctor Foster: A Woman Scorned. Some highlights from her decades long television career include starring roles in Gentleman Jack, Vigil, and Scott and Bailey, and she's also appeared in such British television intuitions as Coronation Street and Doctor Who. She's currently in production on a new Netflix thiller series called The Choice, which sees her starring as the British Prime Minister opposite Julie Delpy's French president, so look for that in 2025. Suranne also has an illustrious theatre career, and has starred in such plays as Frozen, Orlando, and Beautiful Thing.As producer, Suranne runs the TeamAkers Productions company with her husband Laurence Akers, and it's this company that is responsible for the new docuseries, Suranne Jones: Investigating Witch Trials(which features our own Pam Grossman!) The series is currently airing in 2 parts on the UK's Channel 4 on June 23rd and June 30th, and if you missed the first part not to worry as both will be streaming on the Channel 4 site as well.On this episode, Suranne discusses what compelled her to make a witchcraft documentary, her personal relationship to magic, and the shapeshifting abilities that she brings to the craft of acting.Pam also talks about why historical witch hunts are relevant to this present moment, and answers a listener question about revealing her witch self on a date.Our sponsors for this episode are Ritual + Shelter, Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, Nicole Marxen, BetterHelp, Snowy Owl Tea, Liza Fenster's COMMUNION course, Sphere + Sundry, and The Queer Witches of Maude's Paperwing GalleryWe also have brand new print-on-demand merch like Witch Wave shirts, sweatshirts, totes, stickers, and mugs available now here.And if you want more Witch Wave, please consider supporting us on Patreon to get access to detailed show notes, bonus Witch Wave Plus episodes, Pam's monthly online rituals, and more! That's patreon.com/witchwave

Send us a Text Message.Have you ever felt the sting of societal judgment and wondered how to reclaim your true power and voice? After a profound period of reflection brought on by my own battle with COVID-19, I invite you to join me in this transformative episode of the Soulful Badass Podcast. Inspired by Suranne Jones' eye-opening program on witch trials, we uncover the deep-rooted "witch wound" affecting women and explore the powerful archetypes of the maiden, mother, and crone. Together, we confront the layers of shame imposed on women at different stages of life and celebrate the freedom to live life authentically, whether that means embracing marriage, motherhood, or forging your own unique path.In this episode, we boldly reclaim the term "witch" as a symbol of empowerment, sexuality, and voice. By embracing every facet of our being—including the queen, the parts that feel inadequate, and everything in between—we can break free from societal boxes that confine us. This is your call to own your power, speak your truth, and redefine what it means to be a powerful woman today. Plus, don't miss the exciting announcement about my upcoming three-day event in July, the Quantum Success Activation. Let's come together to unleash the powerful woman within and reshape our destiny. Join me on this empowering journey—I absolutely love you and can't wait to connect with you again next week!Join me for an incredible 3 day live event in July. Quantum Success Activation. Discover how to close the gap between your desired life and your current reality to create the extraordinary. Join here. https://yourtimenow.vipmembervault.com/quantumsuccessMiraculous Success Academy is reopening! Grab your place in the mastermind of ultimate expansion and limitless success. https://yourtimenow.vipmembervault.com/miraculoussuccessacademy Thank you so much for listening. Please hit subscribe and if you loved this episode leave a 5 star review. Please come and join the Soulful Badass Community, this is a group of incredible people creating epic lives together. There are amazing programs and meditations available at www.soulfulbadass.uk , including this Meditation 'Unleash the Highest Version of You', which is my free gift to you for listening. You can follow me on Facebook or Instagram @rachel.soulfulbadassThanks for listening.Love Rachel x

Joining me, Kelly-Anne Taylor, in the studio is the actress Suranne Jones. Born and raised in Greater Manchester, she first rose to prominence playing Karen McDonald in ITV's Coronation Street. After leaving the soap, she has cemented herself as one of Britain's finest actresses – winning a BAFTA for her performance as Gemma Foster in Doctor Foster, and critical acclaim for her role as Anne Lister in Gentleman Jack and Amy Silva in Vigil. In this episode we discuss the early days of her career – and how press intrusion and the era of lad mags, impacted her relationship with her body. And, she talks bravely about her mental health breakdown in 2018 – and the coping mechanisms and boundaries she has put in place since then. Plus, we also discuss her brand new documentary Suranne Jones: Investigating Witch Trials. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join Nihal to talk about Suranne Jones: Investigating Witch Trials, Under The Bridge and Perfect Match

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Three impressive dramas this week, all with good reasons to watch. It was a challenging week to pick a Show of the Week (at least for James…Andrew was decisive). First off Masters of the Air (AppleTV+, series) was under the microscope. The World War II airforce drama cost a bomb to make and you see where they money went the moment you start watching. Next up is Maryland (Britbox, series) which features the brilliant Suranne Jones and Eve Best as estranged sisters dealing with a family tragedy. Finally TV Gold reviews the Nicole Kidman-led drama about life in Hong Kong, Expats (Prime, series). It's an impressive piece of work on-screen and off by Kidman, her production company and the cast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

podDIVA is off nibbling mince pies with Sapphic Claus this week, but we didn't want to leave you with empty stockings!A Gentleman Jack bonanza!Featuring the married folk duo Belinda O'Hooley and Heidi Tidow, creators of THAT theme tune!We're celebrating this smash HBO / BBC TV show in all its sapphic glory!With star Suranne Jones on this month's DIVA cover.Hear amazing tales of love, self-actualization, joy and music-making that Gentleman Jack has inspired.Including contributions from Patricia Esgate, Neve Elizabeth, Liv Woodward, Meg Maguire, Jill Liddington, Donna Raney, Esther Newton and Sarah Wingrove.podDIVA: Queers for your EarsWherever you are in the world.Produced and co-edited by Rachel Shelley with love and support from #TeamDIVAAdditional editing by the awesome Nic Crosara.Get in touch: editorial@divamag.co.ukThis episode originally aired April 2022 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vigil  A new season of the British crime drama that starred Suranne Jones as a detective solving a murder on a submarine - this time, however, she's investigating a murder on land (TVNZ+, Boxing Day).    Fool Me Once  An eight-part British thriller based on the book by Harlan Coben about a woman recovering from the murder of her husband, when she unexpectedly sees him again and starts to uncover an unlikely conspiracy (Netflix, New Year's Day).    The Tourist  Jamie Dornan returns for another game of cat-and-mouse in this thriller about a man who has no memory of who he is and why somebody is trying to kill him (TVNZ+, 2 January).  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Five big productions as the year draws to an end. The podcast starts with a review of Archie (Britbox, series), the dramatised life of Cary Grant and his relationship with Dyan Cannon. Then it's our sole movie this week, the Australian-made horror film Talk To Me (Netflix). Suranne Jones always gets plenty of time on a TV Gold podcast and this week we look at season two of the crime thriller Vigil (Binge/Foxtel, series), then there is a change of pace with the hilarious Smothered (Binge/Foxtel, series) and the very popular Australian comedy from John and Dan Edwards, Bump (Stan S4, series).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining me this episode to discuss their travel and holiday stories is the brilliant actress - Suranne Jones. Please subscribe and review. Thanks, Alan. xx ‘Life's A Beach' everyone's favourite travel podcast is here to give you all the vitamin D you need. More celebrity passengers unpack their travel suitcases dishing the dirt on their holiday high-jinks. Buckle up, sit back and enjoy the inflight entertainment!! A 'Keep It Light Media' Production Sales, advertising, and general enquiries: hello@keepitlightmedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Clive Anderson and Emma Freud are joined by Elvis Costello and Conor McPherson, Suranne Jones, Martin Kemp and Michelle McManus for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Roachford and Ify Iwobi.

Get ready for the big bash - DIVA is turning 30 next year! Woo hoo!Join The L Word star Rachel Shelley (aka Helena Peabody) and DIVA's very own Sapphic-Claus Roxy Bourdillon, resplendent in red velvet with a white faux fur trim, as we dig into this latest issue of DIVA. The one with the sublime Suranne Jones on the cover. Rachel and Roxy cosy up together this yuletide, between the covers and under the mistletoe, taking a look at some of our tastiest morsels of writing whilst reflecting back on the highlights of a spectacularly sweet DIVA year. Discussing:Cover star Suranne Jones and all things Gentleman JackThe DIVA effect!DIVA turning 30 in 2024Lesbionic gifts for that special someone in your life, as picked by Lady Christmas herself.Plus an exclusive Beyond Borders feature starring you, the DIVA listener.Wherever You Are In the World.This month: Irene from Greece. Thank you Irene!The DIVA Debrief - one gorgeous glossy in your ear.Have you heard our top-rated ep? TheLWordGenQ with Rachel ShelleyWant to hear more of all things LGBTQIA? Grab your copy of DIVA's December issue here.Edited and produced by Rachel Shelley with love and support from #TeamDIVApodDIVA: Queers for your EarsDIVA - the world's leading brand for LGBTQIA plus women and non-binary peopleGet in touch: poddiva@diva-magazine.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sally Lindsay is an actress and writer, with numerous credits across theatre, film and TV. She is probably best known for her roles in Coronation Street, Scott and Bailey and The Madame Blanc Mysteries.In this chat, Charlie and Sally talk about their processes as actors, how working in soap opera's gave them a fantastic platform to build their acting craft and how Sally has now also started to writer her own content with Suranne Jones. She shares her advice for aspiring actors and writers and gives her top tips for anyone looking to break into the industry. #sallylindsay #coronationstreet #soapopera Please like and subscribe if you enjoyed this episode to keep up-to-date with future releases. You can become a member at: https://iampro.com/memberships/

This Summer, Dino Fetscher will appear in the second season of the Apple TV+ sci-fi series FOUNDATION. The Emmy and BAFTA-nominated series created by showrunner David S. Goyer (The Dark Knight Triology, The Sandman) chronicles a band of exiles on their monumental journey to save humanity and rebuild civilisation amid the fall of the Galactic Empire. The series stars Jared Harris, Lee Pace, Ben Daniels and Lou Llobell. He's currently filming FOOL ME ONCE for Netflix, an adaptation of the novel by Harlan Coben also starring Adeel Akhtar, Michelle Keegan, Richard Armitage and Joanna Lumley. Shaken by two murders. Maya Stern (Keegan) watches security camera footage of her house sees her murdered husband Joe (Armitage) back as an intruder. Meanwhile, Abby and Daniel, her nephew and niece, are trying to find the truth about the murder of their mother and seeing possible connections between both cases.In 2021, Dino made his National Theatre debut in the first major European revival of Larry Kramer's seminal play THE NORMAL HEART described as ‘poignant and powerful' by The Guardian, largely based on Larry's own experience of the HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1980s in New York. Dino played the role of 'Felix Turner', Ned Week's closeted lover, for which he received a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the Olivier Awards and WhatsOnStage Awards in 2022. After graduating from The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, Dino made his screen debut in Russell T. Davies' critically acclaimed BAFTA nominated  and RTS winning Channel 4 drama CUCUMBER and sister series BANANA, before starring as the lead in the ITV/Netflix thriller PARANOID alongside Indira Varma, Lesley Sharpe and Robert Glenister, followed by the cult BAFTA nominated sci-fi series HUMANS (Channel4/AMC) in the role of new synth ‘Stanley'. Dino is also known for his role in the globally praised BBC/HBO drama YEARS AND YEARS penned again by Russell T. Davies and starring alongside Emma Thompson, Rory Kinnear and T'Nia Miller, and in the BBC/HBO historical award-winning drama series GENTLEMAN JACK created by Sally Wainwright and starring Suranne Jones.    Further theatre credits include DIRTY, GIFTED & WELSH (National Theatre of Wales), AS IS (Trafalgar Studios) and GHOST STORIES (Arts Theatre).

It's Ur Welcome America presents DRAG RACE UK episode 4! Join us as we discuss Cadbury's fruit & nut, 25ml drinks & Suranne Jones in a submarine. Watch the original episodes on BBC3 / WOW and listen every week via the Ur Welcome America podcast feed. UR WELCOME!As always please send your feedback to;Insta: @urwelcomeamericaTwitter: @urwelcomeUSAEmail: UrWelcomeAmericaPodcast@gmail.com

RuPaul's search for the UK's Next Drag Race Superstar continues. This week, the queens' comedy skills are tested to the max as they are asked to share their pearls of wisdom and give a masterclass on Werk, Love and Play.  So which queens are aware that there isn't an 'I' in 'team', and which group will impress the most and make Mama Ru laugh her heels off?  Award-winning actor and long-term Drag Race fan Suranne Jones joins Michelle Visage and Alan Carr on the judging panel as RuPaul determines the fate of the next queen to sashay away Our hosts talk about each queen through the lens of a professional performer and a psychiatrist, but first and foremost, as superfans! Spilling the G&T podcast is a LIVE and real-time podcast that Spills the G&T on the latest episode! With hosts: performer Paulo and everyone's favourite Psychiatrist, Dr Tom.  Follow AND engage Spilling the G&T Podcast on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spillingthegandtpodcast/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpillingGandT Email enquiries: thepaulomedia@gmail.com 

Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join Nihal to talk about some brand new shows: Maryland, starring Suranne Jones; Apple TV's City on Fire and documentary series Once Upon A Time in Northern Ireland.

Psychiatrists say they're worried that some people with eating disorders are being offered palliative care. They say an eating disorder is not a terminal illness and most people can recover. Our reporter Carolyn Atkinson speaks to two women who currently have an eating disorder, and reports on what charities and professionals are saying about recover, and Hayley talks to mental health campaigner Hope Virgo about her experience. Karen Millen started setting up her fashion brand just after she left college. She later sold the business, and made millions. Now, 20 years later, she's back working for the company, creating a new collection. Anita speaks to her about what happened in between, and how it feels to be back. Bafta-winning actor Suranne Jones is back on our screens with Maryland, a three-part drama about two sisters discovering that their mother was leading a secret life. Suranne plays the younger sister Becca. She joins Hayley to explain how the idea, which came to her in a dream, made it onto the small screen. A new study suggests that humans kissing may have started more than a thousand years earlier than was previously thought. Dr Sophie Lund Rasmussen from the University of Oxford joins Anita to talk through what it means, and how the investigation came about because of a conversation at the dinner table. Are men responsible for unwanted pregnancies? 'Ejaculate Responsibly: The conversation We Need to Have about Men and Contraception' is a stirring manifesto by American writer and award-winning blogger Gabrielle Blair, who thinks they are. According to Gabrielle, if you boil it right down all unwanted pregnancies are caused by irresponsible ejaculations. She joins Hayley to discuss her argument. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Lottie Garton

Bafta-winning actor Suranne Jones is back on our screens with Maryland, a three-part drama about two sisters discovering that their mother was leading a secret life. Suranne, who plays the younger sister Becca, is also executive producer on the series. She joins Hayley to explain how the idea, which came to her in a dream, made it onto the small screen. A new law to be tabled in Parliament today would abolish no-fault evictions and make it illegal for landlords to refuse tenancies to those in receipt of benefits, as part of a long-promised overhaul of the private rental sector in England. Housing campaigners said the bill was a "huge opportunity" to improve the lives of the 11 million renters in England - but its still doesnt go far enough to help many renters, 40% of which are women. Melissa York, the assistant property editor at The Times and The Sunday Times & Polly Neate, Chief Exectuive of Shelter. Psychiatrists say they're worried that some people with eating disorders are being offered palliative care, warning it is not a terminal illness and most people can recover. Carolyn Atkinson reports and Hayley talks to mental health campaigner Hope Virgo. Hayley talks to scientist and academic Athene Donald about her new book Not Just for the Boys which examines the historic societal exclusion of women from science and the systemic disadvantages women in science operate under. She looks at the common myths that science isn't creative and that it is carried out by a lone genius in an ivory tower, offering her perspective on what progress has been made, and how more is needed. Presenter: Hayley Hassall Producer: Lucinda Montefiore Studio Manager: Steve Greenwood

When is a TARDIS not a TARDIS? When it's a bitey mad lady, of course. Yes, The Doctor's Wife shows a side of the show's signature blue box that we've never seen before, personifying the Doctor's “ship” in a way that's unexpected, insanely quirky and… well, sexy. That's thanks in large part to Suranne Jones' pitch-perfect performance as Idris, a woman possessed with the essence of the TARDIS, the Doctor's longest-running companion. Neil Gamian's clever script wisely gives her a lot of time opposite Matt Smith — at his madcap best — and fans will delight in seeing the Doctor and his time machine finally say the things they've always wanted to say to each other. But does that make the story a classic or just a really satisfying interlude? Dave Kitchen from The Doctor Who Show joins Pete and Chris on this journey outside of our universe to answer that very question. Commentary for The Doctor's Wife begins at 25:06. Guest Dave Kitchen joins from ⁠The Doctor Who Show⁠! Rate and review Pull To Open on ⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠! Join the conversation on ⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠! Follow us on: TikTok! ⁠⁠⁠⁠@pulltoopen⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@pulltoopen63⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@pulltoopen63⁠⁠⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠youtube.com/pulltoopen⁠⁠⁠⁠ Play ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Pull To Open Bingo⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! Story Essentials Series 6, Episode 4 Story number: 219, per the The Pull To Open Codex Writer: Neil Gaiman Director: Richard Clark Showrunner: Steven Moffat Aired 14 May 2011 Pull To Open: The Doctor's Wife Season 4 Episode 16 Hosts: Pete Pachal and Chris Taylor and guest co-host Dave Kitchen Music: Martin West/⁠⁠⁠⁠Thinking Fish⁠

Today on Drama School Dropout I am joined by the amazing, William Rush. We chat about taking a step back, mental health, getting up to no good in acting classes, having Suranne Jones play your stage mum, auditioning for Waterloo Road at fourteen, playing such a monumental character at such a young age, toxic masculinity, Wolf of Wall Street, never giving up, being a “pick me bitch”, living in LA, auditioning for Spiderman and Will's music. Host: Ingram Noble Guest: William Rush Producers: Heather Spiden & Ingram Noble Links: Ingram's Instagram & Twitter: @ingramnoble William's Instagram: @wilmusic_ Patreon: www.patreon.com/dramaschooldropout

CORRECTION: We make reference in the episode to an Abba song in River! As pointed out by a sharp listener, Gerri, the song is actually by Tina Charles! Thanks, Gerri. We discuss River and The Secret of Crickley HallBoth shows are available on Britbox in the USDiscussion of River begins at :32Discussion of The Secret of Crickley Hall begins at 25:00Murder Most English now has a shop where you can purchase merchandise with our logo. You can find it at https://www.cafepress.com/murdermostenglish The music for our podcast is Grand Dark Waltz Trio Allegro by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/7922-grand-dark-waltz-trio-allegroLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseOur artwork is by Ilan Sheady of https://www.unclefrankproductions.comSupport the show

Justine Jenkins is a celebrity make up artist, activist, beauty expert and industry reformer. She has done make up for clients such as Fearne Cotton, Jodie comer, Laura Whitmore, Vicky McClure, Suranne Jones, Emily Beecham, Along side many others. Justin has been a make-up artist for 23 years. she was one of the first permanent make-up artists in London to go entirely cruelty free after she discovered most cosmetic brands were still testing on animals. Her mantra is “if you don't stand for something you fool for everything” so she stood up for what she felt was morally right and I love that! she's written hundreds of articles on the subject and the body shop invited her to present a petition to the EU in Brussels calling for a global ban on cosmetic animal testing. She's also written a book called sustainable beauty! As she says, change cannot happen overnight but she believes that if everybody puts in a bit of effort and is a more awake on the situation things can change. It was wonderful to have her on to talk all about healing through make up and sustainability.

A Gentleman Jack bonanza!Featuring the married folk duo Belinda O'Hooley and Heidi Tidow, creators of THAT theme tune!As Season 2 of this smash HBO / BBC tv show launches, we're celebrating all its sapphic glory!With stars Suranne Jones and Sophie Rundle on this month's DIVA cover and Sally Wainwright on the glossy pages in between, we know how much GJ means to you.Now hear amazing tales of love, self-actualization, joy and music-making that Gentleman Jack has inspired.Including contributions from Patricia Esgate, Neve Elizabeth, Liv Woodward, Meg Maguire, Jill Liddington, Donna Raney, Esther Newton and Sarah Wingrove.podDIVA: Queers for your EarsWherever you are in the world.Produced and co-edited by Rachel Shelley with love and support from #TeamDIVAAdditional editing by the awesome Nic Crosara.Get in touch: editorial@divamag.co.ukpodDIVA will be back after a short summer break. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vor 33 Jahren hat Neil Gaiman seine erste Ausgabe von "The Sandman" (4:13) herausgebracht und fast ebensolange warten Fans wie Roland auf eine Adaption der wegweisenden Graphic Novel. Nun hat Netflix eine Serie daraus gemacht, die gleich zwei Zielgruppen einfangen will: Fans der Vorlage, wie Roland und auch Michael, aber auch völlig Unbeleckte wie Rüdiger. Und so diskutieren die drei, bei welcher Zielgruppe dieser Plan aufgegangen ist. Sie küren die besten Episoden der ersten Staffel, überlegen warum Neil Gaiman von elf Folgen sprach wenn doch nur zehn Folgen bereitstehen und sind sich nicht ganz einig, welche Besetzungen mehr und welche weniger geglückt sind. Im Anschluss widmen sich Michael und Rüdiger noch einmal einem Serienliebling aus 2020, der mit einer zweiten Staffel zurück ist: "Gentleman Jack" (43:09). Kann das Drama mit Suranne Jones an die Qualität der ersten Folgen anknüpfen oder erliegt es auch dem Fluch der zweiten Staffel?Cold-Open-Frage: "Was ist bei Amazon Freevee reizvoll?"

As a trailblazer for cruelty-free, vegan products celebrity make-up artist Justine Jenkins has been one of the major forces in raising awareness in the cosmetics industry. This passion led to her writing Sustainable Beauty in December 2021 and today she discusses how if you speak your truth and show passion you can have an impact – and find success.   Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS A lot of marketing language covers up the truth about the lack of awareness in the beauty industry. Only by raising our voices and making them heard can we get the message out there. When most people think of sustainability, they think of packaging. Packaging is only the tip of the iceberg. We need to ensure that other factors are added, including living wages to employees and waste management. Sometimes the fear of failing can hold us back from our dreams. However, we must balance this fear withe the fear of never trying at all. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Justine Jenkins is a highly-acclaimed makeup artist with over 20 years' experience working with British and international celebrities. She is also a leading sustainable and ethical cruelty-free cosmetic pioneer and ambassador: for the last 10 years has been committed to raising awareness to animal cruelty in the cosmetic industry, working alongside a number of charities including PETA and Humane Society International. Cruelty-free, vegan, organic and sustainable beauty is her speciality. Her clients include  Keeley Hawes, Vicky McClure, Emily Beecham, Anya Chalotra, Rose Leslie, Suranne Jones and Fearne Cotton. Her work has been featured in Stylist, The Times Magazine, Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Wonderland  and Red magazine to name a few. Her first book Sustainable beauty was released in December 2021. Follow Justine on Instagram @justinejenkins and her upcoming blog Justainable Beauty 
 https://www.waterstones.com/book/sustainable-beauty-volume-3/justine-jenkins/9780711265974 ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is all about being true to yourself in a world that tells you to conform, as today we are joined by the star of the new dramatisation of the record breaking game, Halo, it's Olive Gray! Olive started their career at the age of 10 in The Story of Tracy Beaker (which we were all obsessed with, right?!?) before starring in the BAFTA nominated TV drama, Save Me, playing a teenage victim of sex trafficking, opposite Suranne Jones and Lennie James. And now Olive is playing Commander Miranda Keyes in Halo, which lands on Paramount+ this week after selling more than 82 million copies worldwide, and grossing more than 6 billion dollars as a computer game. Get ready for Olive's GCSE Bitesize breakdown about Halo in this episode, so if you aren't familiar with the franchise already - we got you! Aside from talking about their breakout role in the franchise, Olive talks about identity: from their racial identity, to being part of the LGBTQIA+ community, to their pronouns, and having ADHD. We need more open and honest conversations about all aspects of our identity, and in particular neurodiversity, so I hope you either feel seen, understood or enlightened by this episode. I also hope you keep on listening and finding the power to Reign in your own lives. If you love this episode, please get in touch (follow me across social media @joshsmithhosts), I love hearing from you. Love, Josh xxx

Welcome to another episode of OTTplay Now You Know, one podcast that gives you lesser-known trivia, anecdotes, and even facts about popular films and shows. I'm your host Nikhil.The hit BBC series, Gentleman Jack, set in the 19th century England, chronicles the life of industrialist Anne Lister, one of history's first openly lesbian women. Created by Sally Wainwright, the series stars Suranne Jones in the lead as Anne Lister. Gentleman Jack has returned for a second season this past month with the season finale expected to air on the 29th of May and can be streamed on Disney+ Hotstar in India. Let's get into some trivia now.Gentlemen Jack is adapted from a collection of diaries written by Anne Lister. They contain over 4 million words, with most of them written in a secret code.Anne Lister is described as masculine for her time for regularly wearing black attires and researching and studying subjects that men delved into at the time. This earned her the moniker of ‘Gentleman', which was used as a slur, whereas ‘Jack' was also a slur to describe a lesbian.  However, in recent years Anne Lister's outfits have become an inspiration among the British LGBTQ community.Despite facing social stigma, Anne Lister was self-aware of her sexuality and lived openly as a lesbian, which essentially made her modern history's first lesbian.When the show was initially announced as an eight-part series by BBC and HBO in March 2017, it was titled Shibden Hall after the name of Lister's ancestral homeThe show's creator Sally Wainwright grew up in Yorkshire near Shibden Hall. Wainwright had dreamt of creating a drama about Anne Lister's life for nearly 20 years before Gentleman Jack was finally produced.Shibden Hall has now become a very popular tourist destination with its visitors tripling in numbers in recent years after the show's success. As a result, the opening hours have been increased significantly to accommodate this surge in numbers. The exteriors and interiors were used as filming locations for the show.Well, that's the OTTplay Now You Know for today, until the next episode it's your host Nikhil signing out.Aaj kya dekhoge OTTplay se poocho-Written by Ryan Gomez

With Melissa Etheridge on the cover and the DIVA Power List between the sheets, we are celebrating the visionaries blazing a trail for LGBTQIA women and non binary people.With exclusive coverage from the 2022 DIVA Awards featuring Suranne Jones, Sandi Toksvig and a host of other luminaries.We also discuss PDAs, Mental Health Awareness Week and leaving *gasp* Twitter!Debrief dives into the current issue of DIVA magazine once a month.With hosts Rachel Shelley (The L Word) and Victoria Broom (Cheaters)Plus exclusive interviews featuring you, the DIVA listener. Wherever you are in the world.This month: Tati from BrazilProduced and edited by Rachel Shelley with love and support from #TeamDIVApodDIVA: Queers for your EarsGet in touch: editorial@divamag.co.uk Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

From soap starlet to BAFTA winner, Suranne's career seemingly knows no bounds. Across her rolls in Coronation Street, Vigil, Doctor Foster, Gentleman Jack amongst many others, Suranne has portrayed the full and varied gamut of female emotion and experience. And, she's no less engaging and passionate in real-life than she is on the stage or the telly. A loving mother, daughter and advocate for female power in the arts, Suranne is a brilliant way to close the series. She and Angela share loads in common and it's a brilliant chat. But what is Suranne thankful for today? Angela finds out… Pre order Angela's book Joyriderhttps://smarturl.it/joyrider GET IN TOUCH Angela's Newsletter: https://angelascanlon.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe instagram.com/angelascanlon twitter.com/angelascanlon facebook.com/angelascanlon#ThanksAMillionTrio FOLLOWhttps://www.instagram.com/suranne_jones/?hl=en See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Q&A on the series Gentleman Jack with creator & showrunner Sally Wainwright, actor and executive producer Suranne Jones, and actor Sophie Rundle. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. It's 1832 in West Yorkshire, England -- the cradle of the evolving Industrial Revolution -- where landowner Anne Lister is determined to save her faded ancestral home, Shibden Hall, even if it means bucking society's expectations. In addition to reopening the coal mines, a part of Lister's plan to help her family is to marry well. But the charismatic, single-minded Lister -- who dresses head-to-toe in black and charms her way into high society -- has no intention of marrying a man. "Gentleman Jack" examines Lister's relationships with her family, servants, tenants and industrial rivals, and would-be wife. The real-life Anne Lister's story was recorded in her diaries, and the most intimate details of her life are revealed for the series.

This week David Butcher talks (very fast) about the return of Suranne Jones in Gentleman Jack, a pair of nostalgic rock-docs, a new series of Taskmaster, the Amazon comedy Hacks, a delicious new Agatha Christie adaptation…plus sporting giants Muhammad Ali and Paul Gascoigne. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Gentleman Jack bonanza!Featuring the married folk duo Belinda O'Hooley and Heidi Tidow, creators of THAT theme tune!As Season 2 of this smash HBO / BBC tv show launches, we're celebrating all its sapphic glory!With stars Suranne Jones and Sophie Rundle on this month's DIVA cover and Sally Wainwright on the glossy pages in between, we know how much GJ means to you.Now hear amazing tales of love, self-actualization, joy and music-making that Gentleman Jack has inspired.Including contributions from Patricia Esgate, Neve Elizabeth, Liv Woodward, Meg Maguire, Jill Liddington, Donna Raney, Esther Newton and Sarah Wingrove.podDIVA: Queers for your EarsWherever you are in the world.Produced and co-edited by Rachel Shelley with love and support from #TeamDIVAAdditional editing by the awesome Nic Crosara.Get in touch: editorial@divamag.co.uk Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's our first pod of 2022, and Kris and Tara jump straight into the deep end. They talk about Jeopardy! and how Wheel of Fortune is beneath Kris. (Did you know that Kris was almost on Wheel of Fortune? Or the obstacle that blocked her dreams of game show domination forever? Find out!) Also, it should be no surprise that Kris has an Alanis Morissette story. It's a good time. We have fun here. If you enjoy this episode, please consider buying Kris & Tara a Ko-fi! Official Recommendations This week, Kris recommends Vigil, a six-part series from BBC One. It revolves around the mysterious disappearance of a Scottish fishing trawler and a death onboard a Trident nuclear submarine, which bring the police into conflict with the Navy and British security services. For Gentleman Jack fans, Suranne Jones heads up the investigation with Game of Thrones alum Rose Leslie. Tara rounds out the recommendations with Love and other Disasters by Anita Kelly, a romance about the first openly nonbinary contestant on America's favorite cooking show, who falls for their clumsy competitor. It's got angst, and it's that good, good angst. Topics & Works Discussed Amy Schneider Wordle Yellowjackets (Showtime) Jagged (HBO) Tina (HBO) Changing Majors by Anna Harnett Rikeart RuPaul's Drag Race - Season 14 Willow (1988) Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Nintendo Switch) 1 Queen, 5 Queers (Crave) Get the transcript Listen to the episode Check out this clip

The crew rings in the New Year with BBC's submarine murder mystery that finally made it's way over to the US, Vigil. We take a look at the 2021 show starring Suranne Jones, Rose Leslie, Shaun Evans, Paterson Joseph, Adam James, Connor Swindells, Gary Lewis, Anjli Mohindra, Lorne MacFadyen, Lolita Chakrabarti, Stephen Dillane, and Daniel Portman.

Welcome back and a happy hew year!This week Gaby chats to the award winning actress Suranne Jones. They discuss the news that her most recent show “Vigil” on BBC One was one of the biggest dramas of 2021. She gives us an insight to the new season of Gentleman Jack (out later this year) and they talk about her other huge TV shows from Dr. Foster & Coronation Street to Scott & Bailey and her extraordinary performance in the west end's play, Frozen (not the musical). Suranne talks openly about her personal struggles with anxiety, what she does to help herself and how it's so important for us all to take care of our mental health. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In merely a week we'll have new Doctor Who to discuss as Doctor Who: Flux – Chapter One: The Halloween Apocalypse arrives to please our eyeballs, but in the meantime listen to the Three Who Rule talk about Class, binge vs once a week episode drops, the general incompetence of a certain Canadian sci-fi channel, buffoonish press pack drops and a truly epic length Timelash where they invent the exciting and entirely fictional new television mystery series Mumford & Fay starring Suranne Jones and Judi Dench!  Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon The Timelash The Halloween Apocalypse, October 31, 6:25pm on BBC One The Halloween Apocalypse, October 31, 2:25pm EST on BBC America The Halloween Apocalypse, October 31, 7:55pm EST on CTV Sci-Fi Doctor Who: Flux press pack BBC America extended cut? The story of Class Gallifrey One discussion panel submission form Doctor Who 2005 may not have happened Big Finish Third Doctor Adventures Volume 8 now available

The latest episode of Toby Earle's podcast stars actor and writer Rosie Day directing the movie of her life. Rosie's biopic features the influence of Suranne Jones, trampolining, being eaten alive by maggots and choosing a host for a UK version of The Hunger Games... @rosiedaydream @TobyonTV @TheGreenlitPod

The difficult second episode! In this Television Special, we introduce ourselves properly, and we are “whelmed” by an encouraging response to our trailer. We comment on things that caught our eye since Episode 1 of the podcast and talk at length about the TV programmes we're enjoying right now, and definitive and influential ones from our youth. The new Bond film, the Marvel Cinematic Universe in timeline order, 70s cop shows and more get a good going over, plus various local gems. We open up on our late night guilty pleasures Coronation Street and Car SOS. Shoutouts, list-making, pregnant pauses and a dad joke complete Episode 2. Full show notes and links here: http://www.onlyapodcast.com/episode-2-the-television-special

Supercharge your watch list with dramas from Billions to Rafters to Fires and anything with Suranne Jones! Also Johnny Young, DOOL and the devil, and lots more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why did Jackie open the poisonous tin of grapefruit, who installs that gorgeous ring lighting inside a hazmat suit and will we see Suranne Jones fired out of an underwater torpedo tube? With Hannah at a wedding in Port Havers, join Brendan and Rebecca as they discuss the latest from Vigil. You can support us on patreon.com/shrinepodSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/shrineofduty. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back!  Sorry, illness has spread around the house recently, so we're here to catch up on everything we've not been able to talk about. For TV we discuss Amazon Prime's 90s teen drama Cruel Summer (9:30) and the BBC's flagship Sunday night drama Vigil (17:28). In movies, Mark's been to see Free Guy (24:42), back when it was a new release (like we say, it's been a while...), we've both managed to check out the now non-Premium Access Cruella on Disney + (32:29), and OF COURSE Mark's been to see the latest film in the MCU, Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (41:44). Enjoy! You can follow us on: Twitter - Instagram - Letterboxd We'd love it if you could leave us a review on Apple Podcasts

In this week's episode, Caroline has tooth ailments. Harper is still on a writing break, but working on the final edits on That Woman Next Door, which will be out in ebook, audio, paperback AND a swanky hardcover.  She's also trying to be social-media-savvy. Harper is with book idea, but she has to wait a few weeks before she can begin writing it. Meanwhile, the Two Hearts Trilogy read along is still happening in the Facebook Group.   We're enjoying Vigil on the BBC, which stars queer lady favourite Suranne Jones. We've also been watching old Silent Witness episodes. Harper has had some fan fiction in her head for years about Sam Ryan and Jane Tennyson (Prime Witness or Silent Suspect?) Harper has discovered a new favourite podcast: the Period Power podcast.   Caroline's book of the week is All Adults Here by Emma Straub, which has quite a bit of queer content and was very enjoyable.   Tune in again next time for a new episode of Harper Bliss & Her Mrs.  Get in touch with us with your questions, comments, or suggested topics at harperblissandhermrs@gmail.com.  Get some free books by subscribing to the Harper Bliss mailing list. For more on Harper Bliss visit www.harperbliss.com

This week we review new British series Vigil (starring Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie) and Annika (starring Nicola Walker), and new movies The Colony and Holler. We also revisit new series The Chair and chat about the latest in The L Word: Generation Q.

All aboard - the submarine-based, Suranne Jones-starring nautical whodunnit we never knew we needed has arrived! And thanks to a Bank Holiday in the UK, we were treated to not one, but two thrilling instalments this week. Who killed Craig Burke? Where is DCI Amy Silva's (apparent) daughter? And can someone please get Cat-rine to a safe house! Join Hannah, Brendan and Rebecca as they go deep on Vigil episodes one & two.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/shrineofduty. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did you know that in 2013 Status Quo made a film? A film in which they are chased around Fiji by gangsters, stopping only to play ukulele versions of their biggest hits? Did you know it was directed by the Stunt Arranger from Mrs Brown's Boys, and the supporting cast is comprised solely of members of his family? Of course you didn't. You're normal decent people. You're watching the latest Suranne Jones 9 o'clock potboiler. A good job, then, that the Stalemates are here to pick up the slack. Because not only have they seen Bula Quo, John Stalemate actually owns it. Yes, the Stalemates are back - in the same room for the first time in two years and their excitement is palpable. Wine has been sloshed about, voices are raised, and opinions are aired like so much damp laundry. And between us we have a quantity of sopping linen. Find out that Joe was a teenage Quo fancier, what the band mean by "a polish", and hear a spirited defence of "Carry on Abroad" from the English Stalemate. Obviously. We're back. We're loud. We're nicher than ever. NB May contain factual innacuracies pertaining to classic tv cop show Ironside.

This week we review new series Nine Perfect Strangers, Suranne Jones's new TV movie, I Am Victoria, the new season of Lucy Lawless's My Life is Murder, and the first episode of the new season of The L Word: Generation Q. We also invite you to take part in Lady Gaga's foundation Born This Way's initiative #BeKind21

Many of us are guilty of refusing to stop, of continuing to distract ourselves while anxieties build beneath the surface. This is something BAFTA-winning actress Suranne Jones tackles in her new TV show I Am Victoria. In this chat with Fearne, Suranne talks about the grief of losing her mum shortly after having a baby, and why she wanted to draw on her own experience of managing her mental health to create character Victoria.I Am Victoria is available to watch now on All4. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

[no spoiler] Tornano le serie tv consigliate da ChiaBis. Questa volta si parla di Gentleman Jack, un'incredibile storia vera, tramandata proprio grazie ai diari della protagonista, Anne Lister, che racconta dell'amore tra due donne e della vita nella campagna inglese del 1800. La chimica e la bravura di Suranne Jones e Sophie Rundle, insieme a una scrittura dei personaggi molto realistica, rendono questa serie davvero imperdibile. Ci trovate qui: Profilo Twitter: https://twitter.com/chiwipod?s=20 Profilo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chiwipod/ Profili TV Time: Chiara1 (KiraChan) ChiaraBIS (chia_sound) Profili Letterboxd: Chiara1 (Kira_Chan) ChiaraBis (chia_sound) Pagina Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chiwipod Music credits: Cocktails And Lobsters by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4791-cocktails-and-lobsters License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Happy Indie Pop by WinnieTheMoog Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6777-happy-indie-pop License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Get your jaunty music at the ready because this week we're discussing the BBC/HBO series Gentleman Jack created by Sally Wainwright. From our favourite Ann(e) to under-appreciation of Ann Walker's courage. We discuss our favourite scenes, the hill top proposal to bringing your thermometer on holiday. And the risky business of watching with your mum, as well as, how perfect the casting of Suranne Jones as Anne Lister and Sophie Rundle as Ann Walker was. The fann(e)dom would definitely enjoy Shibden After Dark hosted by Leanne and Mary! they delve into each episode in much more detail than we do in this season 1 chat, so be sure to check them out! Follow us on instagram and twitter @DLDTPodcast for all our podcast updates!!

Well if it isn't that time again. We have a Kahn, a Laura and a John and A Good Man Goes To War. As our Directionless Commentary crew chat you through The Doctor's latest adventure, the important matters of maguffins, big Smurfs, the catchphrases of Danger Mouse and potential Captain Jack crossovers are all given due consideration. So get the episode ready, settle down, and let our latest Directionless Commentary do all thge hard work...

We're back! Yes, 2021 is seemingly no different to 2020 and so in keeping with this we're carrying on as before with Season 6 of Doctor Who. As Kahn, Laura, John and Morgan gather around the ol' tellybox to watch The Doctor's Wife, the finer points of Tim Burton, Kris Marshall, Staged and Star Trek all pop up. So settle down with a mug of coco, press play when we say and enjoy our latest Directionless Commentary. 

Born on this Day: is a daily podcast hosted by Bil Antoniou, Amanda Barker & Marco Timpano. Celebrating the famous and sometimes infamous born on this day. Check out their other podcasts: Bad Gay Movies, Bitchy Gay Men Eat & Drink Every Place is the Same My Criterions The Insomnia Project Marco's book: 25 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started My Podcast Celebrating birthday's on this day: Aaron Paul, Alicia Goranson, Peter Stormare, Alexa Vega, Patrick J. Adams, Pee Wee Herman, Paul Reubens, Suranne Jones, Lynn Shelton, Barbara Bach, Tuesday Weld, Blake Jenner, Chandra Wilson, Lyndon B. Johnson, LBJ, Ellar Coltrane, Diana Scarwid Robert Richardson, Martha Raye, Cecil Kellaway, Leo Penn, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/born-on-this-day-podcast/message

Oggi ChiaraBis ci parlerà di una sua recente scoperta: Doctor Forster; una serie con Suranne Jones e Jodie Comer disponibile su Netflix, e da pochissimo anche su RaiPlay. Questa serie tv ci apre in realtà le porte per un nuovo, improvvisato, dibattito: cosa rende una serie mediocre e come facciamo a riconoscerla? Basta trovarla nei cataloghi Rai per definirla di "basso" livello rispetto a quelle di spicco, o c'è anche da considerare il pubblico per cui quel prodotto è stato creato? Scopritelo con noi! Profilo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chiwipod/ Profilo Twitter: https://twitter.com/chiwipod?s=20 Profili TV Time: Chiara1 (KiraChan) ChiaraBIS (chia_sound)

Comedian Mo Gilligan joins Scott and Chris from his flat, Laura Whitmore plays the Upside Down Quiz, actress Suranne Jones talks about Save Me and Dan Walker is in the Pop Quiz Champions League.

SwarmFest 2020 continues and with it we have a Doctor Who tsunami of tweetalongs, tie-ins, and tat, which makes up for conventions as far and wide as San Diego and London going online (in the case of DWAS’s CapitalCon) and just flat out not happening (SDCC). But if you’re looking for premium Doctor Who online content, we have our latest Miniscope examining the work of last week’s interview subject, Paul Wilmshurst, that work being his directorship of “Kill The Moon”, “Mummy on the Orient Express”, and “Last Christmas”! And if you like math, contagion, and the analysis of such things, we also have noted author, mathematician and man about town Robert Smith? popping by! Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! Ed Hime reportedly writing for Series 13 “The Shadow Passes” short story by Paul Cornell Lockdown tweetalong for The Stolen Earth/Journey’s End New Sarah Jane Adventures content due Rory’s Story tie-in for The Doctor’s Wife tweetalong Suranne Jones’s message for The Doctor’s Wife tweetalong Neil Gaiman released some script pages and talked script changes during The Doctor’s Wife tweetalong A Heaven Sent tweetalong happened A Torchwood tweetalong for Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang also happened A lockdown singalong for Long Song from The Rings of Akhaten is in the works Sadie Miller to play Sarah Jane Smith in Big Finish’s Return of the Cybermen The Unofficial Master Annual 2074 released DWAS holding its Capital Convention online DWAS is resurrecting its TARDIS magazine/fanzine San Diego Comic-Con 2020 canceled Pip Baker died Miniscope: Paul Wilmshurst Kill the Moon Mummy on the Orient Express Last Christmas Guest: Robert Smith?

This week Alice is joined by acclaimed British actor and producer, Suranne Jones who opens up about how growing up in the North of England shaped her as a person and also her career. Hitting our screens as Karen McDonald in Coronation Street, Suranne talks about her ascent into the limelight and how making the decision to step away from her big break in Corrie affected her and the incredible career that she's forged since. Through some very challenging times in her life and a mental health battle, Suranne reflects on how she made it through and how honesty with yourself is key to it all.This season of Give Me Strength is sponsored by Pronamel toothpaste. Buy yours now from your retailer of choice here: https://get.adimo.co/gsk-sp14To shop via Voice, you’ll need to create a free Adimo account and login to your favourite supermarket, so your tube of Pronamel can be added to your basket. This only needs to happen once, after that simply use your voice to ‘add Pronamel toothpaste to your favourite’ as and when you need it.

In this installment of #GentlemanJackCrack we heap our eternal gratitude in drunken jaunty spades, onto show creator Sally Wainwright and stars Suranne Jones & Sophie Rundle, as we recap the most emotional episode of Gentleman Jack to date. It’s fair to say that like the Ann(e)s, we are in the “dolefuls”. Whilst we edited it out most of the audible sobbing, some sniffles remain as Terrance was completely unprepared for the intensity of their separation. We talk for hours about the Ann(e)s, their faith, their love, and their grubbles with of course lots of gay screaming, on this really sad- but still jaunty, episode of Gentlemen Jack Crack.Mentioned in this episode, a performance of “Ne Me Quitte Pas” by Lidisi at the Royal Albert Hall to put you in the mood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0-SN7oL6-EPlease see below for relevant chapter marks + links, and follow us on all the things for daily talk of grubbling. @gentlemanjackcrack @gentlemancrack Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gentlemanjackcrackChapter Marks:0:34 - We attempted a het palette cleanse, it did not work3:49 - We start the episode review in the dolefuls9:59 - A bloody Anne Lister & Abbott is still talking12:39 - A very concerned Cordingley tries to help17:58 - Visual symbolism with a broken Anne Lister19:47 - "What happened to your face?! A wall???"21:15 - Was Marian just being a great sister?23:22 - Adventurous Anne makes a cameo at breakfast26:16 - Aunt Anne triggers nausea with thoughts of Ann29:32 - Anne writes to Mariana; cue Candice screaming39:11 - Self preservation mode & a revealing talk with Aunt Anne 49:35 - The many emotions of Anne Lister55:43 - "Been in the wars ma'am" = best way to ask Anne about her face57:38 - 'A Very Het Courtship'... continues1:01:42 - Gay Love at the Gallows + many tangents1:17:15 - Anne comforts Ann with faith AND IT'S BEAUTIFUL!.1:24:17 - Parkhill tells het ghost stories, but leaves for the haunting1:27:03 - Jeremiah is back...coal really is a dirty business1:35:56 - James makes a distressed visit to Shibden Hall1:38:47 - Anne does a concerned jaunt to Crow Nest + Catherine's back1:44:39 - Anne goes to see Ann & is immediately "unhinged"1:52:24 - Ann Walker clings to Anne Lister for dear life1:59:42 - "No one believes me, but you will" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nat & Bex set the scene for Gentleman Jack, starring the infallibly charming Suranne Jones as Yorkshire's historical "modern lesbian" Anne Lister....For images from this ep, check out our latest Instagram post....GET IN TOUCH:We'd love for you to drop us an email to heycheersqueers@gmail.com...FOLLOW US:Instagram: @cheersqueerspodcast . Twitter: @heycheersqueers . Patreon: /cheersqueers .Spotify: Cheers Queers: The Soundtrack ...Theme music and jingles by Emily Grist @creme_dela_em .Logo by Bex Edwards @bexedwards_tattooist .Editing by Natalie Diaper @artofsubtextCutaway music by Purple PlanetSupport the show (http://patreon.com/cheersqueers)

The co-hosts of Very Gay, Very Ladylike the Podcast provide updates about Season 2 of Gentleman Jack, the Emmy nominations, and discuss the Diva Box Office Interview with Suranne Jones. Media for the next episode: https://m.youtube.com/user/amandawalgrove/videos

Season 02 Episode 04 Content: Connie and Becca are back after an unexpected delay. We highlight a show that really gives the gays what they want - HBO's Gentleman Jack. We discuss our love for the HBO/BBC period drama about the Gender Non Conforming, possibly Non Binary Lesbian Anne Lister and her search to find a wife in 1800's Halifax. We also talk about the series star Suranne Jones and how she's is the perfect actress to play Lister on screen and also touch on the Anne Choma book that decodes Anne Lister's secret diaries of her lesbian conquests and quest to marry a woman. So basically LOTS of LESBIAN this time.

This week we review a new LGBTQ documentary, The Lavender Scare, a new British show starring Keeley Hawes, Summer of Rockets, a new short film starring Suranne Jones, Gone, the new Netflix Special from Wanda Sykes, and the season finales of Killing Eve, Fosse/Verdon, The Enemy Within and Chernobyl. We also give you a head’s up about two new shows, and we couldn't help ourselves and had to talk about Gentleman Jack just a little bit!Use this link to watch Gone: https://vimeo.com/252894436

This week we review a new LGBTQ documentary, The Lavender Scare, a new British show starring Keeley Hawes, Summer of Rockets, a new short film starring Suranne Jones, Gone, the new Netflix Special from Wanda Sykes, and the season finales of Killing Eve, Fosse/Verdon, The Enemy Within and Chernobyl. We also give you a head’s up about two new shows, and we couldn't help ourselves and had to talk about Gentleman Jack just a little bit!Use this link to watch Gone: https://vimeo.com/252894436

More highlights from another fabulous week of the Zoe Ball Breakfast Show! If you want to get in touch email ZoeBall@bbc.co.uk

Sally Wainwright’s Gentleman Jack hits UK screens this Sunday, and last June(!) team Noonan, Dunleavy and Offord caught up with Sally on set to learn all about this new Suranne Jones-starring HBO/BBC drama. Giddy kippers? You bet your arse we were. Mickey catches up with Jo Caulfield to talk about her sister Annie Caulfield’s last book, My Cambodian Twin. Annie, who died in November 2016, was a remarkable writer and one of the Standard Issue contributors, and her final tale is an incredible one. Jen grabs five minutes on the blower with Imriel Morgan, to find out what’s happening at Shoutout Network’s second Content Is Queen Women’s Podcast Festival this weekend (at which Jen is representing Team Standard Issue), and there’s running in smalls happening to raise awareness of body confidence, as Natalie Lee, aka Style Me Sunday, tells Jen all about the Vitality London 10000. Over in the Bush Telegraph, Mick really gets into telling certain publications and people to eff off, Jen’s forward rolling through doorways and the covert whale is back! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the Mr. Skin Podcast, Mr. Skin and Andrea will talk about a lot of lesbian-themed shows from lesbian historical drama Gentleman Jack starring Suranne Jones to Anna Paquin in Tell it to the Bees and My Days of Mercy which features Ellen Page and Kate Mara in her nude debut. They will also talk about the latest nudity in Now Apocalypse, Warrior, Being Mary Jane and the new Starz show The Spanish Princess. They will also discuss Margot Robbie's latest nude scene near the end of Dreamland.

Mariana Mazzucato, author of "The Value of Everything" joins Christiane Amanpour in London to discuss the Green New Deal and the need for bold economic initiatives. Sally Wainwright and Suranne Jones talk about their new series, "Gentleman Jack" and the legacy of Anne Lister. Ray Dalio, the Founder of Bridgewater Associates, talks to our Walter Isaacson about the widening wealth gap. John Ochsendorf, Professor of Architecture at MIT, discusses the rebuilding of the Notre-Dame Cathedral.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Ben and Mark crack open a can of TARDIS Special as they discuss The Doctor's Wife and The Edge of Destruction/Brink of Disaster/Inside the Spaceship/Or What You Will.... Along the way, they discuss the muted effect mythology episodes of long-running shows can have in retrospect, have a brief but spoileriffic chat about Steven Moffat's Day of the Doctor novelisation and place the praise for who the Doctor is today firmly at the feet of Ms. Barbara Wright. But before all that there's the matter of Doctor Who on Twitch, #London1965, the Tom Baker BluRays and brand identity.

Suranne Jones says she is "so gutted and so sorry" after missing the final four shows of the play's run. Read more >> https://ift.tt/2KGD3P8

In this episode of In Conversation..., Hannah Dunleavy and Sarah Millican chat with Stephanie Beacham, Suranne Jones, Jojo Moyes and Deborah Frances-White about getting sacked in front of John McEnroe, first dates, disasters at nativity plays and how we should all just be a lot more like Stephanie Beacham.Recorded at Leicester Square Theatre on December 14, 2017. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jo Elvin and Claudia Mahoney get that Dr Foster in the podcupboard this week! Suranne Jones, star of BBC One's fantastic psychological thriller, brings her A-game to talk about how the show makes us re-examine our relationships (and the less than sexy situation of a director shouting "Aaaand, orgasm!" on set. And of course there are three topics to put to rights. So hey, is it OK to forgive infidelity? Is it OK to spend all your money on food? And is it OK to love a public display of affection? The new issue of GLAMOUR is out now with the fabulous Kate Winslet on the cover so please do grab a copy, and let us know what you think about it, and any topic suggestions you have for Hey, It's OK... Email Jo at editor@glamourmagazine.co.uk, or tweet us @glamourmaguk using #HeyItsOK. Episode edited by Kat Brown with music by Martin Austwick. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Doctor Foster returns to BBC One this week, Suranne Jones discusses reprising her BAFTA Award-winning title role.We remember Walter Becker, guitarist, bassist and co-founder of Steely Dan, who has died at the age of 67. Stephen Sondheim's rarely-staged musical Follies opens this week at the National Theatre in London. John Wilson speaks to director Dominic Cooke, actress Janie Dee and veteran soprano Dame Josephine Barstow about the demands of the show - a tale of lost youth, romance and nostalgia for a bygone showbiz era. Front Row goes on the road with Harriet Riddell, a textile performance artist who is cycling a 22-mile stretch of the Leeds to Liverpool canal as part of the Fabrications Festival, exploring textiles through the eyes of artists. We follow Harriet as she uses her portable sewing machine to make a record of the places and people she meets.

Award-winning writer and director Mike Bartlett didn't always write: he dabbled in acting at university and afterwards wanted to go into directing theatre but would always “flunk the interviews”. Bad times. He began to write for a few reasons - one of which was boredom - and suddenly found his job interviews started to go well. Good times. The reason? “Because I didn't have to sell myself - I just put the script on the table. It was all about the work, not me.” His latest show on BBC One was the massively popular Doctor Foster starring Suranne Jones and Bertie Carvel. The series was the most watched new BBC TV drama so far this year with nearly 8 million people tuning into the finale. Writing for TV didn't come until quite a few years into his career, but that wasn't a conscious decision, he says. Mike has written for quite a few mediums. He's adapted theatre for radio (Not Talking), turned radio plays into stage plays (Contractions) and written for TV (ITV's The Town and BBC One's Doctor Foster). Is his approach the same for all those mediums? What are the main differences he's found? In this podcast Mike talks to Henry Swindell of BBC Writersroom about the importance of planning before writing absolutely anything. He discusses the differences when writing for different mediums, talks about how he came to write for TV, and shares his techniques for getting into the psyche for writing.

Doctor Foster is on the phone and she loves gravy, or 'Wet Food' as she tells Christian.

Charles Skaggs & Jesse Jackson discuss "The Doctor's Wife", the fourth episode of Doctor Who Series Six from 2011, written by Neil Gaiman and featuring Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor, Karen Gillan as Amy Pond, Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams, Suranne Jones as Idris, and Michael Sheen as the voice of House! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

It's a new Who's Round, Toby Hadoke's Doctor Who 50th anniversary quest to get an anecdote about every single episode of Doctor Who to date. In this latest instalment, Toby gets Sexy.

Highlights of the 2014 Manchester Theatre Awards at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester on 7 March 2014 hosted by Justin Moorhouse, celebrating the best theatre seen in Manchester throughout 2013. Speakers, presenters and award winners who can be heard on the podcast include: Kevin Bourke, Sue Jenkins, David Crellin, Andrew Wright, Kathryn Davies, Richard Mantle, Ray Fearon, Julian Glover, Lisa Maxwell, Catherine Kinsella, Paula Wilcox, Christine Cort, Christopher Villiers, Isla Blair, Shirley Darroch, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Alistair McDowall, Sir Richard Leese, Matthew Forbes, LipService, Graeme Hawley, Colin Connor, Lisa Connor, Rachel Austin, Ian Kershaw, Eric Potts, Charlotte Keatley, Rob Ward, Martin Jameson, Wyllie Longmore, Freya Sutton, Caroline Clegg, John Henshaw, Joyce Branagh, Suranne Jones, Cush Jumbo, Alex Poots and Chris Honer. Plus other representatives of the Michael Clark Company, Singin' in the Rain production team, Opera North, Manchester International Festival, National Theatre's War Horse and the ensemble of Chicago at Oldham Coliseum.

Presented by John Wilson Since Damon Albarn's introduction to the public as the lead singer of Blur, he's become famous for his collaborations with a wide range of partners including artist Jamie Hewlett, the next Artistic Director of the National Theatre Rufus Norris, and Soul legend Bobby Womack. As he prepares to play songs from his forthcoming debut solo album, for a special 6Music festival gig, Damon talks to John about going it alone. Maxine Peake is one of the subjects in a new exhibition at the Lowry dedicated to portrait painter Jonathon Yeo. Maxine and Jonathan describe the experience of creating a portrait from their different perspectives. And when she's not being captured in oils, Maxine is the star of the BBC legal drama Silk where she plays the role of barrister Martha Costello QC. The new series of Silk starts this week and Maxine discusses how Martha's character has developed. Suranne Jones plays one half of television police duo Scott and Bailey. The series, described as the "Cagney and Lacey of Manchester", arose out of Suranne's desire to find better parts for women. She's now playing one of Virginia Woolf's most distinctive creations, Orlando, in a new production at the Royal Exchange Theatre. Suranne discusses with John what this play, about a character who lives as a man and a woman, can contribute to our contemporary view of the gender divide. The musician Kiran Leonard will be performing on the main stage of the 6Music festival on Saturday 1 March. He released his debut album last year at the age of 17 and he's a multi-instrumentalist who lists Mothers of Invention, Sufjan Stevens, Albert Ayler, Krzysztof Penderecki, and the Beach Boys, as just a handful of his influences. He'll be playing live on Front Row. Producer: Ekene Akalawu.

With Kirsty Lang. Jimmy Page is the guitarist and founder member of Led Zeppelin. As Celebration Day, a film of their one-off 2007 reunion concert is released on DVD, Jimmy reflects on the performance, and why it's very unlikely the band will re-form. Sir David Attenborough is celebrating six decades of natural history programmes for the BBC. Charles Lagus was his cameraman in the 1950s when they worked as a two-man team on Zoo Quest. Simon King is a cameraman and film maker who's worked with Attenborough more recently. They consider the huge changes in technology in making wildlife programmes. Suranne Jones and Tom Ellis star in The Secret of Crickley Hall, a new TV adaptation of a novel by James Herbert. Natalie Haynes reviews the programme. Producer Ellie Bury.

Actress Lesley Sharp talks about returning to her role as Manchester police officer DC Janet Scott in the TV drama Scott and Bailey, alongside Suranne Jones. She reflects on how the series approaches the work of the murder squad, and discusses her career which includes The Full Monty and Mike Leigh's Vera Drake. Matt Damon stars in the new film We Bought A Zoo, based on a British true story about a man who decided to take on a struggling zoo. Directed by Cameron Crowe, the film moves the action to California. Gaylene Gould reviews. Noah Stewart is a young American tenor who grew up in Harlem and has already played Don Jose in Carmen, Pinkerton in Madame Butterfly and Rodolfo in La Boheme. This week he releases a CD of songs, and opens at the Royal Opera House in Judith Weir's new opera Miss Fortune. He reflects on working with a living composer, flying with a blanket over his head to avoid germs, and the views of his mother on his career so far. Producer Nicki Paxman.

"The Doctor's Wife" is the fourth episode of the sixth series of the British science fiction television series , which was broadcast on 14 May 2011, written by . Contents [] [] Plot [] Synopsis While in deep space, the Doctor, Amy and Rory receive a hypercube containing a distress call from a . Tracing the source of the call to a rift leading outside the universe, the Doctor deletes part of his to generate enough energy to cross through the rift. After landing in a junkyard on a solitary asteroid, the TARDIS shuts down and its matrix suddenly disappears. The three explore, and meet the strange inhabitants, Uncle, Auntie, a green eyed called Nephew and an excited young woman named Idris who fawns all over, and then bites, the Doctor. While Uncle and Auntie lock up Idris, and Amy and Rory return to the TARDIS, the Doctor follows the distress signal and finds a cabinet containing a large number of hypercubes. Upon further investigation of Uncle and Auntie, he finds they are constructed of body parts from other beings, including Time Lords. They are controlled by the asteroid, called House, which is sentient and able to interface with other technology around it. House led the Doctor there and ripped out the TARDIS' matrix, initially in order to consume its Artron energy, but upon learning that the Doctor is the last Time Lord and that no more TARDISes will ever arrive, decides to transfer itself into the TARDIS and escape from the rift. Amy and Rory are trapped inside as the House-controlled TARDIS dematerialises. The Doctor learns that Idris contains the personality of the TARDIS' matrix. Idris, as the TARDIS, and the Doctor come to realise they selected each other hundreds of years prior when the Doctor fled , and have a personal chat. Without House's support, Uncle and Auntie die. Idris reveals that House had stranded many TARDISes before on the planet, and that this universe only has hours left before it collapses, and that Idris' body only has a short time before it also will fail. The Doctor and Idris work together to construct a makeshift TARDIS from scraps, and then pursue House. Aboard the Doctor's TARDIS, House threatens to kill Amy and Rory. He plays with their senses as they try to flee through the corridors, then sends Nephew after them. Idris makes a psychic connection with Rory to give him directions to a secondary control room, where he and Amy are able to lower the TARDIS shields without House's interference. This allows the Doctor to land the makeshift console in the secondary control room, which atomises Nephew. House deletes the secondary control room as he prepares to break through the rift, which the Doctor anticipates. The TARDIS safety protocols transfer them to the main control room, where the dying Idris releases the TARDIS matrix back to where it belongs, deleting House from the TARDIS machine. As the Doctor, Amy, and Rory recover, a remnant of the TARDIS matrix, still in Idris' body, sadly comments she will not be able to communicate with the Doctor after this but will be there for him. Idris' body disappears as the TARDIS matrix is fully restored. The Doctor installs a security field around the matrix to prevent it from being compromised in the future. Rory asks the Doctor about some of Idris' final words—"The only water in the forest is the river"—but the Doctor doesn't understand. After Amy and Rory leave to find a new bedroom, their original purged by House, the Doctor talks to the TARDIS, and, in response, a nearby lever moves on its own, sending the TARDIS to its next destination. [] Continuity This section may contain of published material that conveys ideas not to the original sources. See the for details. (May 2011) This section describes a work or element of fiction in a primarily style. Please to . (May 2011) "The Doctor's Wife" revisits many mythology elements regarding the Doctor and the TARDIS established from the original run of the show and continued into the new series. Idris, as the TARDIS, affirms that the Doctor left with her, a type 40 TARDIS, to flee Gallifrey more than 700 years ago, and the TARDIS' history of unreliability is explained as her taking the Doctor not where he wants to go, but where he needs to go. The Doctor has mentioned that the TARDIS is alive in previous episodes, including in , and has referred to 'her' as "old girl" many times, and as "sexy" occasionally in his Eleventh incarnation, both of which Idris indicates she likes. The Doctor refers to altering the control room's appearance as changing the , as the does in "". Like the in , the Doctor and Idris operate a TARDIS control panel outside of an outer TARDIS shell. The Doctor also jettisons TARDIS rooms to create thrust, as in and . The TARDIS is mentioned to have retained an archive of previous control rooms unbeknownst to the Doctor, including many he has yet to create; the one shown in this episode is the design featured between "" and "", used by the and Doctors. When speaking of his fellow Time Lord the Corsair, the Doctor implies that Time Lords can change gender on regeneration. The Doctor admits he killed all of the Time Lords, alluding to the events of the and . In , the contacted the Time Lords using a cube similar to those seen in this episode. The Doctor suggests visiting the Eye of Orion, which is seen in . The Doctor again refers to himself as "a madman with a box", reprising Amy's and his own description of himself in "The Eleventh Hour". The Ood "Nephew" displays green eyes (indicating, as with the green-lit TARDIS, that he is possessed by House); Oodkind's eyes also changed colour in "" / "" and "". Alluding to the Ood controlled by the Beast in the former episodes, the Doctor refers to Nephew as "another Ood I failed to save." The Doctor states that the Corsair always put a tattoo of a on each of his new bodies; the tattoo is on the left arm of his final body, being worn by Auntie. The 's body came complete with a snake tattoo on his left arm, as shown when he showers in . [] Production [] Writing "The Doctor's Wife" is Neil Gaiman's (pictured) first contribution to Doctor Who. The episode was written by Neil Gaiman. After replaced as the showrunner of Doctor Who, being a fan of Gaiman's blog, Moffat met with Gaiman and Gaiman asked to write an episode. In an interview Gaiman stated "I came up with something that was one of those things where you thought that nobody's done that before." The episode was originally titled "The House of Nothing". Gaiman suggested they make an episode which centres on the TARDIS itself, which was not done before for the entire series since it began in 1963. The central idea was a "what if" scenario to see what would happen if the Doctor and the TARDIS got to talk together. Head writer liked the idea of featuring the TARDIS as a woman, believing this to be the "ultimate love story" for the Doctor. Gaiman began writing the episode before Matt Smith was even cast as the Eleventh Doctor; Gaiman envisaged 's performance in the first draft, knowing Smith would play the Doctor differently. Despite this he had no issue writing the dialogue. The episode was originally slated for the eleventh episode of the . However, it was delayed to the sixth because of budget issues; the eleventh episode would be replaced with "". Even so, Gaiman was forced to operate with less money than he would have liked; for instance, he had to scrap a scene set in the TARDIS' . The move to the sixth series also meant Gaiman had to include Rory, who ceased to exist in the original slot in the fifth series. With Rory included, Gaiman had to "reshape" much of the second half of the episode, featuring Amy being on the run in the TARDIS. In the original draft where Amy was the only companion, Gaiman added a "heartbreaking monologue" by the character, further stating "you get to see what it's like to be the companion from the companion's point of view, and she got to talk about essentially in that version how sad it is, in some ways. One day something will happen to her, she'll get married, she'll get eaten by monsters, she'll die, she'll get sick of this, but he'll go on forever." At a certain point, Gaiman had tired of re-writing drafts and asked Steven Moffat for help. Moffat wrote in what Gaiman called "several of [the episode's] best lines" and rapidly rewrote several scenes when budget problems harmed filming locations. [] Casting In September 2010, Suranne Jones announced she was cast a guest spot on Doctor Who as Idris for an episode of the sixth series of Doctor Who. Jones previously played Mona Lisa in episode . Sometime after appearing on The Sarah Jane Adventures, Jones was contacted to appear on Doctor Who at Gaiman's request, because they were looking for an actress who "is odd; beautiful but strange looking, and quite funny." Moffat meanwhile described Idris as "sexy plus motherly plus utterly mad plus serene." During a read-through of the script, the producers asked her to "neutralise [her] a bit," because they did not want Jones to "be a Northerner" or have a standard accent, but to act "kinda like the Doctor." Later, in March 2011, Gaiman confirmed Michael Sheen would also guest star in the episode to voice a character. Adrian Schiller previously appeared in the audio drama where he played Zanith. [] Filming It was planned as the third episode in the 2011 series but the order was changed during the production process. Filming took place in August 2010, although during a 10 October 2010 appearance on , guest star Suranne Jones stated that she had been filming special effects only the night before. The scenes where Amy and Rory are on the run allowed the audience to explore the TARDIS outside the control room, something the producers had wanted to do for a while. A series of corridors was constructed and retained for future use. The episode also featured the return of the older TARDIS control room from the and David Tennant era. Gaiman had originally wanted to reconstruct a console room from the original series, but the cost proved prohibitive. The set was retained after filming for "The Eleventh Hour", but has since been removed. Arthur Darvill noted the floor of the older set had a -like quality to it, so when the scene called for the cast to fall on it, they found it uncomfortable to stay down for a long period of time. "The Doctor's Wife" features a make-shift TARDIS console, which was piloted by the Doctor and Idris. The console was designed by Susannah Leah, a schoolgirl from , who won a competition on , a children's creative arts program, that challenged its viewers to imagine a TARDIS console based on household objects. Leah's design was selected by Moffat, Edward Thomas, a production designer for Doctor Who, and Tim Levell, a Blue Peter editor, along with final input amoung the three age-group winners from Smith. Michael Pickward, the production designer for the series, commented that Leah's design captured the nature of "bits and pieces" of what TARDIS consoles have been in the past, as well as the nature of the makeshift console needed for this episode. The drawing was redesigned faithfully by the production team into the prop for the show, including the use of a coat hanger to start the makeshift TARDIS. Leah was brought by Blue Peter to see both the set under construction and on location during filming of the makeshift TARDIS scenes, meeting Smith and the other actors and production crew. will release a toy playset based on Leah's console later in 2011. The House planetoid in the pocket universe was filmed on location at a quarry outside . [] Broadcast and reception After its original broadcast, "The Doctor's Wife" received overnight figures of 6.09 million viewers, with a 29.5 per cent audience share. It became the third highest broadcast of the night, behind on , and the , which was shown later on BBC One. The episode recieved a final BARB rating of 7.97 million with an audience share of 34.7%. The episode was positively received. 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