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Classic Who - "Time Flight" Part 3/4 Full Reaction - Sesskasays

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Andrew Vignaux

My dear Captain, you really are the most remarkable man - to pilot the TARDIS, and with such precision.", The Doctor, "Time-Flight" I absolutely love the Doctor's misunderstanding and praise of the wonderful Captain Stapley whom the Doctor thought had flown the TARDIS into the sanctum. "I think I'd rather hallucinate.", Andrew Bilton, "Time-Flight" Andrew Bilton is played by Michael Cashman. My favorite TV role of his was playing Mike Wallace in the 1970's gritty British spy series "The Sandbaggers". BTW: other members of that cast also had roles in "Doctor Who": Ray Lonnen was in the 3rd Doctor's "Frontier in Space", and Roy Marsden played Martha's teaching doctor in "Smith and Jones". "A trouble shared is a trouble doubled.", Captain Stapley, "Time-Flight" "It's a stupid idea, really.", "Stupid? It was brilliant.", Captain Stapley and the Doctor, "Time-Flight" Captain Stapley is great! But I really like all of his flight crew as well. They're all brave and intelligent and resourceful and loyal. This story was, perhaps, let down by the very obvious in-studio sets. But it's a nice story. And we even get to ride on Concorde! Finally, here's a quote from a familiar New Who Doctor: "I once spent a hell of a long time trying to get a gobby Australian to Heathrow Airport.", The 11th Doctor, "The Crimson Horror" Yes. Yes, he did.

Steve Webster

Shortly after this, Michael Cashman was in the original cast of the BBC's new flagship soap opera EastEnders, playing Colin Russell. He is very active in gay civil rights as an openly gay man himself, and alongside others including Sir Ian McKellen helped found the the Stonewall organisation. He has since left acting to take up a full time political career. There's a funny little outtake from part four: when Roger Scobie is fixing Golf Alpha Charlie's brakelines, someone in the gallery played the jingle from the then-current British Airways ads over the studio speakers ("We'll take more care of you - fly the flag!"), causing actor Keith Drinkel to start laughing.