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Episode Details

The Empty Child
21-May-2005
Season 1 Episode 9
Episode 9 of 59
The Doctor and Rose are following an object that is in the time vortex and is heading for London.  When they arrive, about a month later, the Doctor tries to get its location by questioning people in a pub.  Rose, meanwhile, following a small child's cries for help, is accidentally stranded holding the mooring rope of a barrage balloon.  When she falls, she is saved by a seemingly American soldier in a space ship with a tractor beam.  The Doctor, leaving the pub when an air raid is sounded, hears the telephone on the TARDIS ring.  He is warned by a young girl not to answer and when he does hears a small child asking for his mummy.  He follows the girl to a house that she has broken into and is feeding homeless children from.  He learns a little more about this child from the girl, Nancy, just before he attempts to get in the house.  He appears to be wearing a gas mask and can use electronic equipment to send his "are you my mummy" signal.  Rose learns that her rescuer, Captain Jack Harkness, is a rogue time agent from the future and is trying to sell the artifact she and the Doctor tracked.  The Doctor finds a hospital that should hold the answers to his questions.  He finds many people there apparently dead, all with the same wounds.  The overseeing doctor succumbs to the "disease" and the Doctor watches as he grows a gas mask around his face.  When Rose and Captain Jack arrive, the dead people rise and start to close in on them.
English
Russell T Davies - Executive Producer
Julie Gardner - Executive Producer
Phil Collinson - Producer
Andrew Smith - Construction Manager
Ian Richardson - Sound Recordist
Kim McGarrity - Stunt Performer
Davy Jones - Make-Up Designer
Steven Moffat - Writer
John Robinson - Grip
Michael Harrison - 2D VFX Artist
David Bowman - 2D VFX Artist
Lee Sheward - Stunt Coordinator
Phil Shellard - Standby Props
Jamie Adams - Assistant Editor
Adrian Anscombe - Property Master
Any Effects - Special Effects
Any Effects - Special Effects
Sara Bennett - 2D VFX Artist
Kath Blackman - Production Accountant
Jenny Bowers - Graphic Artist
Marie Brown - Post Production Supervisor
Ernie Vincze - Director of Photography
Paul Burton - 3D VFX Artist
Astrid Busser-Casas - 2D VFX Artist
Zoe Cassey - On Line Editor
Peter Chester - Best Boy
Matthew Clarke - On Line Editor
Will Cohen - Visual FX Producer
Linda Davie - Make-up Supervisor
Jean-Claude Deguara - 3D VFX Artist
Ceres Doyle - Assistant Editor
Alex Fort - Digital Matte Painter
Liana Del Giudice - Editor
Murray Gold - Music
Ron Grainer - Original Theme Music
Debi Griffiths - Production Accountant
Liz Griffiths - Set Decorator
Justin Gyphion - Unit Manager
James Hawes - Director
Jennifer Herbert - 2D VFX Artist
Nicolas Hernandez - 3D VFX Artist
Bryan Hitch - Concept Artist
Simon C Holden - 2D VFX Artist
Dave Houghton - Visual FX Supervisor
Andy Howell - 3D VFX Artist
Trystan Howell - Standby Props
Non Eleri Hughes - Continuity
Mark Hutchings - Gaffer
Mark Isaac - Focus Puller
Paul Jefferies - Sound FX Editor
Arwel Wyn Jones - Standby Art Director
Gwenllian Llwyd - Art Department Coordinator
Paul McFadden - Dialogue Editor
Matt McKinney - 3D VFX Artist
The Mill - Visual Effects
The Mill - Visual Effects
Alberto Montanes - 2D VFX Artist
Steffan Morris - Second Assistant Director
Llyr Morus - Location Manager
Dan Mumford - Third Assistant Director
Stephen Nicholas - Supervising Art Director
Jess van Niekerk - Production Coordinator
Jon Older - First assistant director
Yolanda Peart-Smith - Wardrobe Supervisor
Chris Petts - 3D VFX Artist
Claire Pritchard - Make-Up Artist
Andy Pryor - Casting Director
Richard Pugsley - Finance Manager
Helen Raynor - Script Editor
Damian Richardson - Boom Operator
Tim Ricketts - Dubbing Mixer
Kirsty Robertson - Casting Associate
Catherine Samuel - Production Buyer
Tracie Simpson - Production Manager
Martin Stephens - Camera operator
Edward Thomas - Production Designer
Helen Vallis - Associate Producer
Nick Webber - 3D VFX Artist
Jamie Wilkinson - Colourist
Endaf Emyr Williams - Production Accountant
Steve Williams - Make-Up Artist
Lucinda Wright - Costume Designer
Mal Young - Executive Producer
Millennium FX - Prosthetics
Millennium FX - Prosthetics
English
Florence Hoath as Nancy
Joseph Tremain as Jim
Jordan Murphy as Ernie
Albert Valentine as Child
Dian Perry as Computer Voice
Vilma Hollingberry as Mrs Harcourt
Kate Harvey as Nightclub Singer
Brandon Miller as Alf
Richard Wilson as Dr Constantine
Cheryl Ferguson as Mrs Lloyd
Robert Hands as Algy
Noah Johnson as Child's Voice
Damian Samuels as Mr Lloyd
Albert Valentine as Empty Child
Richard Wilson as Doctor Constantine
Added: 21-May-2002     Last Update: 21-May-2002







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