- "What are you? Pathways? Signals? Synapses? I could be inside something. Oh, I hope it's not a liver. I hate being inside livers. People always get so offended. "What are you doing in my liver again?""
- ―The Doctor
"Spyfall (Part 1)" | |
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Series Doctor Who Season 12/38, Episode 2 | |
Air date | January 5th, 2020 |
Writers | Chris Chibnall |
Director | Lee Haven Jones |
Producers | Chris Chibnall; Nikki Wilson; Alex Mercer |
Starring | Jodie Whittaker; Bradley Walsh; Tosin Cole; Mandip Gill |
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"Spyfall (Part 2)" is the second episode of season twelve of the relaunch of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which is also season thirty-eighth of the entire franchise. It is the 858th episode of the entire series overall. The episode was directed by Lee Haven Jones with a script written by Chris Chibnall. It first aired on BBC America on Sunday, January 5th, 2020.
Cast[]
Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Jodie Whittaker | The Doctor |
Bradley Walsh | Graham O'Brien |
Tosin Cole | Ryan Sinclair |
Mandip Gill | Yasmin Khan |
Guest Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Sacha Dhawan | The Master |
Lenny Henry | Daniel Barton |
Sylvie Briggs | Ada Lovelace |
Aurora Marion | Noor Inayat Khan |
Mark Dexter | Charles Babbage |
Shobna Gulati | Najia Khan |
Ravin J. Ganatra | Hakim Khan |
Bhavnisha Parmar | Sonya Khan |
Andrew Pipe | Inventor |
Tom Ashley | Airport worker |
Kenneth Jay | Perkins |
Blanche Williams | Barton's mother |
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