TV series · 1970
Doomwatch
First aired 9 February 1970 Drama / Sci-Fi & Fantasy TMDB ↗
Doomwatch is a British science fiction television programme produced by the BBC, which ran on BBC 1 between 1970 and 1972. The series was set in the then present-day, and dealt with a scientific government agency led by Doctor Spencer Quist, responsible for investigating and combating various ecological and technological dangers. The series was followed by a film adaptation produced by Tigon British Film Productions and released in 1972, and a revival TV film was broadcast on Channel 5 in 1999.
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Joby Blanshard
as Colin Bradley
Simon Oates
as Dr. John Ridge
Vivien Sherrard
as Barbara Mason
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Andreas Malandrinos
as Passenger
Harold Bennett
as George Mason
Arthur Brough
as Sandy Larch
Erik Chitty
as Old Man
Edward Underdown
as Chairman of Tribunal
Hamilton Dyce
as Minister
Judith Furse
as Mary Lincoln
David Markham
as Wilfred Ellis
Olaf Pooley
as Dr. Ensor
Dudley Jones
as Dr. O'Brien
Desmond Llewelyn
as Thompson
Peter Copley
as Admiral Sir Richard Tranton
Anthony Sharp
as Dr. Ian Phelps
Joseph Fürst
as Dr. Charles Goldsworthy
Grant Taylor
as Colonel Kramer
George Pravda
as Prof. Miklos Egri
John Barron
as The Minister
John Barron
as Minister
Patrick Troughton
as Lyon McArthur / Alan McArthur
Victor Platt
as Joe Bates
Victor Platt
as Police Inspector
Robert Urquhart
as Jim Ainslie
John Paul
as Dr Spencer Quist
John Paul
as Dr. Spencer Quist
Kevin Stoney
as Prof. Hal Symonds
Talfryn Thomas
as Mr. Hetherington
Robert James
as Barker
Desmond Cullum-Jones
as Patterson
Bernard Hepton
as Oscar Franklin
Geoffrey Palmer
as Major Sims
June Brown
as Kit Pedler
Brian Wilde
as Prof. Fairbairn
John Lee
as Captain - Second Airline Crew
John Lee
as Jenson
Alex Scott
as Dr. Patrick
Bernard Horsfall
as Steven Granger
James Maxwell
as Dr. Whittaker
George Baker
as John Mitchell
Michael Aspel
as BBC Man Houston
Anthony Ainley
as Senior House Officer
Trevor Bannister
as Dr. Anthony Lewis
Jean Trend
as Dr. Fay Chantry
David Buck
as Isaac Prentice
Maurice Roëves
as Peter Shipton
Michael Culver
as Minister's PPS
John Nolan
as Geoff Hardcastle
Leslie Schofield
as Harry
Ray Brooks
as Geoff Harker
Wendy Hall
as Pat Hunnisett
Bill Weston
as Harry Nicholls
Michael Elwyn
as Richard Duncan
Barry Stokes
as Stephen Franklin
Robert Powell
as Tobias Wren
Viviane Ventura
as Paola Maria Totti
Jonathan Pryce
as Police Constable
Sally Thomsett
as Judy Franklin
Trevor Eve
as Neil Tannahill
Amanda Ooms
as Meg Tannahill
Steve Toussaint
as Luke
Elizabeth Weaver
as Dr. Anne Tarrant