| The Pub With No Doors | |
|---|---|
| Cast | |
| Doctor Sean Corcoran Twelfth Doctor Paul Ferry Doctor | |
| Companion Bernnice Summerfield | |
| Production | |
| Writer | Matthew Wolff
Jonathan Blum |
| Director | Sean Corcoran |
| Studio | Time's Champion Productions
Half a Dozen Lemmings Productions Time Base Productions The Federation |
| Broadcast | 2003/2004 |
| Production code | {{{season number}}}.{{{story number}}} |
| Running time | 8 Minutes |
| Number of parts |
1 |
| Chronology | |
| ← Preceded by | Followed by → |
| "{{{previous story}}}" | "{{{following story}}}" |
The Pub With No Doors is a fan film celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Doctor Who.
Plot[]
Synopsis[]
No Exit with beer.[]
Welcome to the afterlife, Doctor.
It's you, in a pub, with all your previous incarnations, for eternity.
Hell is other people, especially when they're you...
When the Twelfth Doctor (Sean Corcoran) meets his untimely demise, he joins his previous selves (Steve Hill, Jonathan Blum, Rupert Booth and Co.) for drinking, merriment, and fistfights, in a pub in his mind called The Pub With No Doors. Will he survive the afterlife?
Continuity[]
Paul Ferry's incarnation of the Doctor mentions 'The Churchtown Incident' at the start of the film, which is an actual adventure written by Paul Ferry, himself, for Timebase Productions.
When the Sixth (Steve Hill) and the Seventh Doctors (Jonathan Blum) argue over eachother's final words uttered before their 'deaths', the Sixth makes a referenece Sylvester McCoy's scream on the operating table from The Enemy Within TV Movie.
Companions mentioned in this film are Melanie Bush by the Seventh Doctor and Fitz by the Rupert Booth Doctor.
The Timebase Doctors (Booth and Ferry) briefly pay tribute to to the Second and Third incarnations by calling one another names.
When trying to stop the sqaubles between the Sixth and Seventh incarnations, the Eighth gets hit on the head and suffers amnesia for the third time in a week.
The Sixth Doctor bullies the Eighth about the destruction of Gallifrey.
Production[]
Cast[]
The Twelfth Doctor: Sean Corcoran
The Eighth Doctor: Tom Kelly
The Seventh Doctor: Jonathan Blum
The Sixth Doctor: Steve Hill
The First Doctor: Andrew Beech (Cameo)
The Rupert Booth Doctor: Rupert Booth
The Paul Ferry Doctor: Paul Ferry
The Home Grown Productions Doctor: Vasilios Alagiannis (Cameo)
Bernice: Alryssa Kelly (Cameo)
Crew[]
Camera: Neil Johnson
Sound: Jennifer Adams Kelley
Lights: Ann Kelly, BBCi
Editor & Director: Sean Corcoran
Assistant Directors: Jonathan Blum & Arthur Banks
Written By: Sean Corcoran, Matthew Wolff & Jonathan Blum
Music Composed By: Scott Petersen
Production Notes[]
Filming took place at the Gallifrey convention on Sunday Evening, 16 February, 2003 in the bar of the Airtel Plaza Hotel in Van Nuys, California.The fan film was made like those such as DAM Productions' Chimera and also the BBC Webcasts, Shada and Scream of the Shalka to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of Doctor Who