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Nicholas Courtney

Nicholas Courtney

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Oct 30, 2026

Toby HadokeHOST
0:55
I'm in the midst of the fallout of the return of two episodes of the Daleks master plan.
Toby HadokeHOST
1:01
So I'm going to take a break from talking about Douglas Camfield and Kevin Stoney and taught tense direction and Nicholas Courtney and atmospheric Doctor Who with one of its top tier monster.
Toby HadokeHOST
1:13
Oh, hello.
Toby HadokeHOST
1:13
Anyway, here we are at episode seven of The Invasion.
GuyHOST
14:16
Well, you've only seen him about 50 times.
GuyHOST
14:19
That was Nicholas Courtney, Lethbridge Steward.
GuyHOST
14:23
Oh, really? Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
14:26
Oh, okay.
StevenHOST
75:49
Yeah.
StevenHOST
75:52
Here's some trickery-pokery here from Nicholas Courtney.
WarrenHOST
75:58
We all have our obsessions, don't we? That was a targeted attack.
StevenHOST
76:05
Directly at me.
Charles SkaggsHOST
8:40
All right.
Charles SkaggsHOST
8:41
So guest cast, we have Nicholas Courtney as the Brigadier, of course.
Charles SkaggsHOST
8:46
Kevin Lindsay, who we just talked about a couple of episodes ago, plays Lynx, the very first Suntaran we get to see on Doctor Who.
Charles SkaggsHOST
8:55
Also known, of course, as I mentioned before, Choji in Planet of the Spiders, because he's the one that helps the Doctor with his regeneration by giving it a little push at the very end of Planet of the Spiders.
Ioan MorrisGUEST
23:37
Because, okay, the Yeti turns up.
Ioan MorrisGUEST
23:40
You just need Patrick Troughton and Nicholas Courtney going, ah, it's a Yeti.
Ioan MorrisGUEST
23:45
Same when the Cybermen turn up.
Ioan MorrisGUEST
23:47
You don't need to know or have watched Tomb of the Cybermen to understand why they're there.
Toby HadokeHOST
11:00
Off the top of my head, I could think of Eleanor Bron, Arthur Cox, André Moran, Rex Robinson, Donald Gee.
Toby HadokeHOST
11:06
Uh, yeah, Nicholas Courtney, Victor Winding, Christopher Benjamin.
Toby HadokeHOST
11:10
I'm adding these now.
Toby HadokeHOST
11:11
Uh, John Nettleton, of course, is a regular.
TipHOST
76:25
You must stop it." And he's like, "Well, I can't do that." You know, it's just this really interesting...
TipHOST
76:31
I love when you get a, a, like a regional working class accent coming, uh, up against Nick Courtney and, and John.
KatHOST
76:41
Yeah.
TipHOST
76:41
As these very well-spoken, you know, very RP.

23 MINS LATER

KatHOST
99:58
[laughs]
TipHOST
99:59
[laughs] Like, just...
TipHOST
100:01
I th- I think Nick Courtney's really underrated with his comedic-
KatHOST
100:05
Yeah
StevenHOST
81:45
Whenever there's fire, yeah, we can't do this in a BBC TV studio.
StevenHOST
81:51
Now it's just somebody waving some tinfoil in front of Nick Courtney.
StevenHOST
81:53
Which still
WarrenHOST
81:54
looks
John S. DrewHOST
43:09
Then Monday, we've got our Patreon episode 184, uh, with a reggae version of the Doctor Who theme, Memory Tardis, and of course the comics, Memorial, Cat Litter, and Pure Blood.
John S. DrewHOST
43:19
And then finally, our last look at the first half of the Wilderness Years before we hit the TV movie, we're going to look at a fan video called Downtime, featuring Elisabeth Sladen and Nicholas Courtney and Deborah Watling.
John S. DrewHOST
43:37
And the introduction of daughter Kate.
Jim BeardHOST
43:42
Yeah, right, right.
ChrisHOST
84:04
Yeah.
StevenHOST
84:05
Welcome to Nicholas Courtney, everybody.
StevenHOST
84:06
Exactly.
StevenHOST
84:07
Look at this handsome devil.

11 MINS LATER

WarrenHOST
95:21
Probably not,
StevenHOST
95:22
no.
StevenHOST
95:23
There is Nicholas Courtney in the TARDIS, everyone.
StevenHOST
95:27
First and last time.

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