News about Sylvester McCoy

Father Brown, the BBC's most beloved detective series, has returned to television in January next year, with a 12th instalment scheduled to air in January next year. In 2013, Mark Williams, the titular character, was first introduced on the daytime crime drama. The programme, based on GK Chesterton's short tales about a murder-solving Catholic priest in Kembleford's fictional Cotswold village, attracts 2.5 million viewers in the United Kingdom.

In the drama, the British actor played a good but fair role as a PE tutor, progressing to become the longest-serving member of the institution. On Friday, his representative revealed that he died peacefully at home after suffering from a short illness.' Before being promoted to headteacher in a series about life in a London comprehensive school, Robson was a PE and geography teacher. The show ran from 1978 to 2008, earning a following for its gritty social realism, including questions of racial heroin use, teenage pregnancy, mental health, and Aids.

After leaving one Doctor out of its Doctor Who 60th anniversary celebration, the BBC was left wishing it would go back in time yesterday. After a BBC Breakfast article omitted Paul McGann, the man who appeared in the eighth Doctor, fans of the long-running sci-fi series chastised the corporation. In the 1996 television film that began with him resurrecting from his predecessor, Sylvester McCoy, the Liverpudlian actor, who was also known for his role in cult film Withnail and I.

A Doctor Who companion looked sensational as she announced her return for the 60th anniversary special, almost four decades after she first appeared on the program. In 1986 and 1987, the actress appeared in The Sixth and Seventh Times, as the leading character. She will appear in a trio of specials later this month, 37 years after she first visited Tardis.

Russell T Davies posted a snapshot of himself on the Doctor Who set on Saturday, when he revealed that filming for the forthcoming 14th season of the show had concluded. Russell, 60, could be seen standing in front of a crowd of people, while a TARDIS stood in the background of the photograph. He captioned his post: 'That's a wrap! '@bbcdoctorwho.'

During lockdown, exaggerated renditions of their sleeves alongside their real life partners were created, and the two guys are followed as they chat via Zoom.

Bonnie Langford, a doctor who appeared on Doctor Who, is back for the show's forthcoming 14th series, over three decades after she first boarded the TARDIS. Melanie Bush, 58, is reprising her role in the upcoming film with new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa, with her return to screens in 2024. Bonnie appeared on Who as Melanie Baker in 1986 as Melanie and Colin Baker, and she went on to be the companion for Sylvester McCoy.

On Sunday, Doctor Who returned from Jodie Whittaker's final outing. And the episode was jam packed with actors from the show's past who brought the actress' time in the role to an end in epic style. During the dramatic finale, the Time Lord came face to face with many familiar faces, including her own, including Peter Davison, 71, David Bradley, 80, and Sylvester McCoy, 79.

In the new series of Doctor Who, Bonnie Langford will reprise her 1980s role as Melanie Bush. In episodes planned for 2024 alongside new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa, the actress, 58, will make a cameo appearance. Bonnie performed as Mel as the Doctor from 1986-87 alongside actors Lord Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy.

A collection of the best TV shows on fall has been compiled by a weekend magazine. They have compiled a list of the best shows from various genres, including sci-fi and drama. Strictly Come Dancing, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here (pictured left), Wednesday (pictured right) and This England (pictured top center) are among the shows planned for the forthcoming season.

In her final episode of Doctor Who, Jodie Whittaker is said to pay tribute to previous Time Lords by sporting their iconic outfits. The actor, 40, is set to say goodbye to the role of the BBC's centennial episode in October, paving the way for Ncuti Gatwa's appearance as the 14th Doctor, but not before David Tennant reprises his role in three specials next year. According to a source, 'Getting Jodie - and some others - to wear some of the best-loved items from the Doctors' wardrobe over the decades is a fitting and appropriate way to commemorate the BBC's 100th anniversary.'