Would anyone like to see a Jackson Lake series done by Big Finish? There could be adventures set while he was “the Doctor” or even after, doing good deeds in his name. Could crossover with the Paternoster Gang.
I’d love that. Surprised it has yet to happen.
I’d be down for that!
Maybe it’s down to David Morrisey’s availability. From what he said on a panel at a convention I saw him at, he’d love to come back.
Its one of those things Id like to see. But iirc Nick Briggs said in either an issue of Vortex or the Big Finish Podcast they had no interest in the idea unfortunately.
Jackson Lake with Dugga Doo as his companion!
I enjoyed the episode but not really interested in a spin-off.
It would be quite difficult to do because Jackson Lake doesn’t actually have any great skills or alien technology, he only thinks he is the Doctor. So he couldn’t face Daleks or anything like that
Unless it’s a bit of a comedy farce where he saves the day by mistake or because he knows how to be the Doctor.
You mentioned the Paternoster Gang, not sure about the timeline here (exactly when they are vs Jackson) but it could be fun for them to actually believe he is a new incarnation of the Doctor, and go along with him for some adventures.
But I don’t know, it’s probably not a set I’d rush into as it wasn’t my favourite episode.
Nah,
I just don’t think it would work - got all the miles you could with his 10th doctor special
Yeah, I remember thinking about it before and, assuming Jackson Lake was 44 - the age David Morrisey was in 2008 - in 1851, then in the 1890s, when the Paternoster Gang were about, he’s be in his 80s. Maybe it could just be a one-off story in a Paternoster Gang set.
I’d absolutely be down, I love the expanded victorian era of Doctor Who (between J&L, Pateernoster, TW Victoria, etc)
Also fun little thing, in the Torchwood D&D game I run for a friend of mine, I had it that after The Next Doctor Lake ended up with Mercy’s money, and set up a tailor’s named Hartigan’s, that employs aliens with nowhere else to go!
I think a cameo in Paternoster would be fab tbh!!
Also, note to self:
I don’t need to do a victorian who timeline, I don’t need to do a victorian who timeline, I don’t need to do a victorian who timeline, I don’t need to do a victorian who timeline
Looks at his spreadsheet where he’s already sort of done a Victorian timeline (although nothing released in the last few years; and it’s 19th century so covers a bit before Victoria; and it includes Sherlock Holmes because I was a bit mad):
19th Century | Doctor | Year |
---|---|---|
The Emperor’s Spy | 4 | early 19th cty |
Symphony 5 | 10 | 1805 |
Rough Waters | 11 | 1805 |
The Rising Night | 10 | c1805 |
Mother Russia | 1 | 1812 |
The Mark of the Rani | 6 | 1813 |
Frostfire | 1 | 1814 |
Thin Ice | 12 | 1814 |
The Doctor and the Nurse | 11 | 1814 |
The Curse of Davros | 6 | 1815 |
Mary’s Story (The Company of Friends) | 8 | 1816 |
The Creative Spark | 10 | 1816 |
The Haunting of Villa Diodati | 13 | 1816 |
The Barbarians and the Samurai | 1 | 1820 |
The Beast of Orlock | 8 | 1827 |
The Eye of the Jungle | 11 | 1827 |
Medicinal Purposes | 6 | 1827 |
Hornet’s Nest: The Circus of Doom | 4 | 1832 |
Bloodtide | 6 | 1835 |
The Victorian Era | ||
The Strange Case of Spring-Heel’d Jack | # | 1837 |
The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack | 8 | 1840 |
The Lions of Trafalgar | 5 | 1843 |
Demon Quest: A Shard of Ice | 4 | 1847 |
Other Lives | 8 | 1851 |
The Claws of Klathi | 7 | 1851 |
The Next Doctor | 10 | 1851 |
Hypothetical Gentleman | 11 | 1851 |
The Angel of Scutari | 7 | 1854 |
Perceptions / Coda | 8 | 1855 |
Cuckoo | 7 | 1855 |
The Screams of Death | 11 | 1858 |
A Town Called Fortune | 6 | 1859 |
The Ghosts of Galtread | 4 | 1860 |
The Broken Crown / Aladdin Time | 4 | 1860 |
QL: The Leap Between The States | # | 1862 |
Backtime | 3 | 1863 |
The Runaway Train | 11 | 1864 |
Assassin in the Limelight | 6 | 1865 |
The Haunting of Thomas Brewster | 5 | 1867 |
Prisoners in Time (1st Doctor) | 1 | 1868 |
The Unquiet Dead | 9 | 1869 |
Industrial Evolution | 6 | c1870 |
The Making of a Gunslinger | # | 1868 |
A Town Called Mercy | 11 | 1870 |
The First Sontarans | 6 | 1872 |
Red Christmas | 10 | 1873 |
The Silver Turk | 8 | 1873 |
Bad Blood | 8 | 1875 |
The Gloria Scott | SH | 1875 |
Tooth and Claw | 10 | 1879 |
The Musgrave Ritual | SH | 1879 |
The Guttering Candle | SH | 1880 |
Egyptian Escapade | 2 | 1880 |
The Greatest Gamble | # | c1880 |
The Gunfighters | 1 | 1881 |
A Study in Scarlet | SH | 1881 |
Dead Man’s Hand | 11 | 1882 |
Ghost Light | 7 | 1883 |
Under the Volcano | 1883 | |
The Speckled Band | SH | 1883 |
Ghost House | SJ | 1884 |
The Yellow Face | SH | 1884 |
The Red Circle | SH | 1885 |
The Barnacled Baby | # | c1887 |
The Second Stain | SH | 1887 |
The Sign of Four | SH | 1888 |
A Scandal in Bohemia | SH | 1888 |
Silver Blaze | SH | 1888 |
The Hound of the Baskervilles | SH | 1888 |
The Tangled Skein | SH | 1888 |
The Great White Hurricane | 1 | 1888 |
Ripper’s Curse | 11 | 1888 |
The Stockbroker’s Clerk | SH | 1889 |
The Time Machination | 10 | 1889 |
The Talons of Weng-Chiang | 4 | 1889 |
The Crystal Throne | PG | 1889 |
Vincent and the Doctor | 11 | 1890 |
The Devil in the Smoke | PG | c1890 |
The Red Headed League | SH | 1890 |
Sherlock Holmes vs Dracula | SH | 1890 |
The Picture of Dorian Gray | 1890 | |
The Final Problem | SH | 1891 |
1001 Nights: The Interplanetarian | 5 | 1892 |
The Mahogany Murderers | JL | c1892 |
The Bloodless Soldier | JL | c1892 |
The Bellova Devil | JL | c1892 |
The Spirit Trap | JL | c1892 |
The Similarity Engine | JL | c1892 |
Litefoot and Sanders | JL | c1892 |
The Necropolis Express | JL | c1892 |
The Theatre of Dreams | JL | c1892 |
The Ruthven Inheritance | JL | c1892 |
The Great Detective | 11 | 1892 |
Vastra Investigates: A Christmas Prequel | PG | 1892 |
The Snowmen | 11 | 1892 |
The Crimson Horror | 11 | 1893 |
Clarence and the Whispermen | # | 1893 |
The Adventure of the Diogenes Damsel | BS | 1893 |
Dead Men’s Tales | JL | 1893 |
The Man at the End of the Garden | JL | 1893 |
Swan Song | JL | 1893 |
Chronoclasm | JL | 1893 |
Tangled Web | 8 | 1893 |
Jago in Love | JL | 1893 |
Beautiful Things | JL | 1893 |
The Lonely Clock | JL | 1893 |
The Hourglass Killers | JL | 1893 |
Jago and Litefoot Series 6 | JL | 1893 |
Jago and Litefoot Series 7 | JL | 1894 |
Jago and Litefoot Series 8 | JL | 1894 |
Jago and Litefoot Series 9 | JL | 1894 |
The Demon of Paris | 4 | 1894 |
Deep Breath | 12 | 1894 |
The Empty House | SH | 1894 |
The Norwood Builder | SH | 1894 |
The Golden Pince-Nez | SH | 1894 |
The Solitary Cyclist | SH | 1895 |
The Three Students | SH | 1895 |
Black Peter | SH | 1895 |
The Gamekeeper’s Folly | SH | 1895 |
The Bruce Partington Plans | SH | 1895 |
Bat Attack/The Battle of Reading Gaol | 10 | 1897 |
The Missing Three Quarter | SH | 1897 |
The Abbey Grange | SH | 1897 |
The Devil’s Foot | SH | 1897 |
Grand Theft Cosmos | 8 | 1898 |
The Dancing Men | SH | 1898 |
The Black Hole Gang | 10 | 19th Cty |
The Reification of Hans Gerber | SH | 19th Cty |
Christmas Spirits | PS | 19th Cty |
The Curse of Ratanapura | PS | 1899 |
Movers / The Labyrinth of Histories | FP | 1899 |
Charles Augustus Milverton | SH | 1899 |
The Justice of Jalxar | 4 | 1899 |
Okay well now I have to do it don’t I /hj
Not gonna lie I forget he exists But maybe a spin off could be cool, as long as he gets to meet Jackie Tyler somehow
I agree. If a character doesn’t seem worth their own entire boxset/spin-off, just pop them into a pre-existing range or a special one-off. I’m sure people would be interested if suddenly a Paternoster box popped up that featured Jackson Lake. It’s the sort of thing BF was made for, in my opinion.
dont much like next d octor but i really like jackson lake.