Events on this day:
March 21st.
This is a small
selection of science fiction and horror related events that have
happened on this day over the years.
Born on this day in
1902 – Carl Jaffe, actor who has made appearances in First Man in
Space, Battle Beneath the Earth, The Electronic Monster, Satellite in
the Sky, and The Atomic Man.
Born on this day in
1902 – Gustav Frohlich, Metropolis actor.
Born on this day in
1931 – Al Williamson, Flash Gordon illustrator.
Born on this day in
1958 – Gary Oldman, actor he mas made appearances in Lost in Space,
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, RoboCop, and The Fifth Element.
Born on this day in
1968 – Greg Ellis, actorhe has appeared in Star Trek (2009), Star
Trek: DS9, The X-Files, and The Omega Code 2.
In Star Trek he
played played Ekoor in the finale of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,
"What You Leave Behind". He most recently played Chief
Engineer Olson in 2009's Star Trek.
Doctor Who Trivia:
In Doctor Who on
this day in 1970 the theme tune ‘sting’ is used for the first
time to emphasise the cliffhanger ending of each episode. This was
suggested by Michael Ferguson.
On this day in 1981
Tom Baker makes his final appearance as the Doctor.
On his day in 1981
Peter Davison’s credit in the closing titles is the last time an
actor in the role is credited as ‘Doctor Who’ rather than ‘The
Doctor’ until 2005.
Born on this day in
1983 Bruno Langley who played Adam Mitchell. Mitchell was a young
English researcher in the employ of the American GeoComTex
billionaire Henry van Statten in the year 2012.
After van Statten
was outed from GeoComTex for the "Metaltron" incident, Adam
become a companion to the Ninth Doctor, at Rose Tyler's urging.
However, Adam disgraced himself by filching information from the
future with intent to alter his timeline, and the Doctor spurned Adam
from accompanying him any further.
From:
http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Adam_Mitchell
On this day in 2012
a press conference is held to announce that Jenna Louise-Coleman will
be the new companion.
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